Check out our recently updated list of projects that use TCRs!
Special thanks to Eddy Muñoz and Brady McKenna for contributing to this list!
Have suggestions? Add them in the comments!
adChain Registry
- Advertising
- Rinkeby Testnet
- Mainnet Designs
ConsenSys Ad Tech (CAT)
- Advertising
- Rinkeby Testnet
District0x Registry
- Markets
- Medium: “Introducing the District Registry”
Messari
- Regulatory
- Medium: “A token to self-regulate tokens. But really.”
MedCredits
Aragon Labs
- Governance
- Medium: “Announcing Aragon Labs”
Ocean Protocol
Legal Block
Sapien
Token Daily
- Finance
- https://www.tokendaily.co/
Bitpoint
- P2P Exchange
- http://www.bitpoint.network/
Delphi
- Oracles
- https://delphi.systems/
Rare Protocol
Do Good
- Information
- https://dogood.io/
Labdoor
- Medical
- https://labcoin.com/
Civil
- Journalism
- http://www.joincivil.com/
Spank Chain
- Adult Entertainment
- https://spankchain.com
Aventus
- Tickets
- https://aventus.io
Thetta
- Business
- https://web.thetta.io/
REX
- Real Estate
- http://rexmls.com/
Paratii
Deconet
- Licensing
- https://deco.network/
Steak Network
Crypto Jingles
Light Streams
- Publishing
- http://lightstreams.network
Light Streams
- Mapping
- https://foam.space/
Credit goes to Mike Goldin for his pioneering work on the subject. Read his original articles here.
Please provide feedback in the comments if there are any corrections or improvements!
The problem
Online lists are everywhere. We use them everyday to organize and rank information. Examples include lists of best restaurants, top universities, or even tokens! However they have several inherent issues:
- List Viewers and List Members are forced to trust that the List Owner is acting honestly.
- Centralized lists (like Yelp) can arbitrarily add/remove List Members, they can require payments from List Members, or their ranking methods can be gamed.
- Decentralized lists promise to reflect the wisdom of the crowd but they often fall victim to spam, fraudulent voting, or social engineering. In order to maintain quality, they often appoint semi-centralized List Moderators. …
An example of a list that could eventually become a TCR :)
1. Github Repo
by Mike Goldin
2. Token Curated Registry Whitepaper
by Mike Goldin
- Link to the Google Doc
3. Token-Curated Registries 1.0
by Mike Goldin
4. Token-Curated Registries 1.1
by Mike Goldin
5. ABCs of Token-Curated Registries
by Dave Murry
6. Continuous Token-Curated Registries: The Infinity of Lists
7. City Walls & Bo-Taoshi: Exploring the Power of Token-Curated Registries
8. Token-Curated Registries, An Emerging Cryptoeconomic Primitive
9. Token Curated Registries in Butterfly Economies
by kei
10. A Closer Look at TCR 1.1 and the µ Equation
by Eddy Muñoz
11. Brian Kelly on Token Curated Registries
12. Token Curated Registries
by Kerman Kohli
13. Token Curated Registries: An Experiment in Game Theory (Part 1&2)
14. Token Curated Playlists
15. Investable Token Curated Registries
16. Introduction to Token Curated Registries
17. Token Curated Registry Design Patterns
by Matt Lockyer
18. Token Curated Registries That Don’t Work
19. TCR Design Flaws: Why Blockchain Needs Reputation
20. When Can Token Curated Registries Actually Work?
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