Blockchain for Enterprise comparison & reviews

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Pros
  • + Can support effective private networks
  • + Built for enterprise implementations
  • + Strong, professional backing of contributors
  • + Developing quickly with lots of capital and community presence
  • + Positioned well in the Entertainment Space as the market leader
  • + Development focus is for large commercial adoption
  • + Can support effective private networks
  • + Built for enterprise implementations
  • + Applies the hyperledger fabric to its business focused application
Cons
  • - Only centralized aspect is the Certificate Authority (CA) who issues certificates to eligible parties
  • - Support dependent on IBM’s help centre
  • - Still relatively young in development
  • - Still a while before large scale viability
  • - Controversey with copying Ethereum's platform
  • - Not targeted for Private Enterprise use
  • - Only centralized aspect is the Certificate Authority (CA) who issues certificates to eligible parties
  • - Support dependent on IBM’s help centre
  • - Still relatively young in development
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Overview
Modular blockchain platform architecture allowing plug-and-play implementations of various functions. Hosts any mainstream language for smart contract development.
The Tron Protocol aims to host entertainment applications and digital content on a decentralized platform fuelled by the TRX token economy. Developed originally on the Ethereum protocol, Tron has invested significant development effort to create their own, scalable protocol and launch their main net in June 2018.
Modular Blockchain Environment using Hyperledger Fabric, delivered via IBM Cloud
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  Crypto Assets  
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Cryptocurrency
None
Tron (TRX)
None
  Logic  
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Smart Contract Functionality
Yes
Yes
Yes
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  Providers  
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% Providers with experience
0.93
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93% (Hyperledger)
  Community  
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Size of Developer Team
Large
Large in house team
Large
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Support Team / Community
Large. IBM has a direct support line.
Modearte. Some developer resources on Wiki and GitHub. Active telegram group.
Large. IBM has a direct support line.
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Partnerships / Alliances / Size
200+
Moderate
Large. Latest: Veridium Labs, Stellar - Generating and Tracking Carbon Credits on the Blockchain
  Updates  
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Frequency of Updates
Quarterly
Moderate
Frequent
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Future Planned Work
V1.2
Great Voyage 2020-2021: focus on ICO capabilities, dividend payments, managing supporters and measuring income.
Scale into multiple industries
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Maturity
First release: July 2017


TRON ICO: August 2017
TRON testnet: March 2018
TRON mainnet: June 2018
IBM unveiled its “Blockchain as a Service” offering in March 2017.
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Governance
Linux Foundation - Hyperledger Project Contributors
TRON Foundation. TRON Super Representatives upon main net launch
IBM Proprietary BaaS Platform

Linux Foundation
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Enterprise Focus
Strong Focus
Not enterprise focused, but has the capabilities to support adoption
Strong Focus. Major contributor to the Hyperledger Fabric project.
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Production Ready
Yes
No
Yes
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Website
Link
Link
Link
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  Security  
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Security model
Membership Service Provider - pluggable interface that supports customizable credential architectures and certificate authorities

Concrete identity format
User credential validation
User credential revocation
Signature generation and verification
Public Blockchain with security features built in.

Lamport digital signature algorithm. Claims to be resistant to quantum computer attacks.

Customized P2P network with data storage encryption, location transparency, source nontraceability

Merkle Patricia Trie data structure
Similar security models to Hyperledger Fabric, but also incorporates the IBM Cloud Services as an added security layer when using the platform.
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Permissions
Consortium

Permissioned, private network.

Permissionless
Permissioned
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Privacy
Private Channels
Based on zero knowledge proof. Hides the send, receipt address and transfer amount.
Private channels
  Algorithms  
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Consensus
Multiple options:

Pluggable Framework
No-op (no consensus)
PBFT
Fast Paxos PoS variant.

The consensus of TRON adopts a three-step strategy.
Plugable consensus (PBFT)
  Efficiency  
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Transaction Time
Varies
Moderate
Varies
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Block Confirmation Time
Varies
Fast
Varies
  Development  
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Proprietary Codebase
Open Source
Open source but goverened by the TRON organization
Hyperledger Fabric is open source. IBM Blockchain is a proprietary layer that sits on top of Hyperledger as a simple to use platform accessing the blockchain
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Blockchain / DLT type
Federated / Consortium, Permissioned Network
Public
Federated / Consortium, Permissioned Network
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Modularity
Modular Architecture is a core focus of Platform
Similar to Ethereum:
Generic, with DApp and Smart Contract support for wider applications
Plug + Play Architecture

Easy to operate software platform to build out use case, test, and implement
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Scalability
1000 TPS capacity for now. Developed with scaling in mind. Provides flexibility in size and throughput depending on the implementation.

A Performance and Scalability Workgroup exists within the community to discuss, research, and identify key use cases and metrics for all blockchains.
Currently supports 15 TPS as it is on the Ethereum platform. Will be able to support up to 1000 TPS once main net launches
Supports 1000 TPS. Designed for high throughput business applications. Scales relative to Hyperledger Fabric new developments.
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Storage Capacity
500 transactions per block
Varies
500 transactions per block
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  Utilities  
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Energy Consumption
Varies
Low - Moderate
Low
  Change Management  
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Ease of Integration in Legacy Systems
Varies
Hard
Easy
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Difficulty to Use
Low-Moderate
Moderate
Low
  Maintenance  
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Required ongoing Support
Yes
Yes
Yes
  Pricing  
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Cost to Use
Free
Low
Free starter version, then $1000/month + $1000/month for each peer deployed
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  Licensing  
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Licensing
Apache 2.0
GPL
Apache 2.0
  industry focus  
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Industry
Industry Agnostic
Entertainment Industry. Focused on consumer dApps.
Cross-industry
  Developers  
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Development Environment (Languages/SDKs)
Golang, Java, NodeJS, Python
Java, Scala, C++, Python, Go
Execution Runtimes (four are currently supported)
JavaScript SDK
Command Line Interface
REST Server
LoopBack Connector
Playground Web User Interface
Yeoman code generator
VSCode and Atom editor plugins
  Third Party Support  
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API Support
Yes
In Development
Yes
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  Engagements  
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% share of engagements
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12% (Hyperledger)
  Uses  
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Number of Use Cases / Implementations
Large
Moderate
Large
  Industry Focus  
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Retail
Yes
No
Yes
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Finance
Yes
No
Yes
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Logistics
Yes
No
Yes
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Health Care
Yes
No
Yes
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Government
Yes
No
Yes
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Agriculture
Yes
No
Yes
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Entertainment
Yes
Yes
Yes
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Automotive
Yes
No
Yes

Matrix Score

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  • R3
  • TRON Foundation
  • IBM
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  • 6 th
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