Odyssey is developing a decentralized sharing economy & Peer to Peer Ecosystem. They hope to incorporate smart contracts, AI, and Big Data to create a platform that will allow greater inter-connectivity between people and devices. The platform is centered around the OCN token, Odyssey wallet, and OCPAY App. Odyssey has integrated with oBike, a dock-less bike sharing program that operates in many countries. oBike users can pay for their bike sharing memberships with OCN tokens.
Odyssey is backed by several influential blockhain investors, including Qtum and TRON.

Havven is developing a decentralized payment network based on stablecoins. It is designed to enable cryptocurrency to be used for every day purchases. Havven's payment network is based on a dual token system that reduces price volatility for the stablecoins that will be used to make payments. The fees from transactions within the system are used to collateralise the network. The collateral is secured by the blockchain, enabling the creation of a new asset-backed stablecoin, nomin tokens. Each transaction will generate fees that are paid to HAV token holders. The company launched nUSD, a USD-pegged cryptocurrency, and has plans to create other stablecoins that will be pegged to other fiat currencies, including: nEUR, nJPY, nAUD, and nKRW.

DigixDAO is the decentralized autonomous organization being developed by Digix. The same company that issued the DGX token, enabling physical gold to be held as a digital asset. DGD is the DigixDAO token. It allows holders to participate in making decisions about how to grow the Digix Global Payment System.
Some have described the DigixDAO token issuance as the first ever crowd sale on the Ethereum Blockchain. DGD holders are rewarded for voting with incentives tied to the DGX coin. These two tokens have a symbiotic relationship that is meant to aid int he creation of a digital gold marketplace and payment system.