<p>This question is too vague, like asking list of companies that use arrays in programming. Colored coins are programming abstractions(just a type of data structure) and when <em>truly used for a technical reason</em>(not for crowdsale) they are under the hood. 
(At work, I have used it as a mechanism to account for scarcity of a resource.)</p>

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2018-02-08T00:41:03.507Z
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skang404
<p>Is there a list of companies that has implemented either their own crptocurrency or went with the color coins approach into their business? I'm particularly looking for non-mining related companies that went with the color coins approach piggy backing on top of an existing cryptocurrency. Either they used it as a way of points or actual currency in their business to buy products/services. </p>

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I believe you can't find the such list at the moment. You should study descriptions of the assets. There are a few (might be five) blockchains with assets "on top".
Rimantas
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Right now I only know of bitcoin's colored coins, counterparty, ethereum, nxt, and ardor.
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List of companies that has Implemented their own cryptocurrency or Color Coins in their business?
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# List of companies that has Implemented their own cryptocurrency or Color Coins in their business?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2015-03-26)

Is there a list of companies that has implemented either their own crptocurrency or went with the color coins approach into their business? I'm particularly looking for non-mining related companies that went with the color coins approach piggy backing on top of an existing cryptocurrency. Either they used it as a way of points or actual currency in their business to buy products/services.

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: I believe you can't find the such list at the moment. You should study descriptions of the assets. There are a few (might be five) blockchains with assets "on top".  
> **username_0**: Right now I only know of bitcoin's colored coins, counterparty, ethereum, nxt, and ardor.  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2018-02-08. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

This question is too vague, like asking list of companies that use arrays in programming. Colored coins are programming abstractions(just a type of data structure) and when *truly used for a technical reason*(not for crowdsale) they are under the hood.
(At work, I have used it as a mechanism to account for scarcity of a resource.)


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