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Re:Can you name a non-cryptocurrency blockchain project in u... by jki275 on Friday October 13, 2023 @08:24PM (#37877006)
Surely you've heard of HyperLedger?

https://www.hyperledger.org

Re:Can you name a non-cryptocurrency blockchain project in u... by countermeasure on Friday October 13, 2023 @08:43PM (#37877104)
I have, but looking at their website doesn't get me closer to an answer to my question.

They describe themselves as "Enabling developers, enterprises, and organizations to collaboratively build, share, and enhance blockchain frameworks and tools."

So Hyperledger sounds like a framework/platform for building blockchains?

So I'm wondering what blockchains have been built with it, and made it past the prototype stage to be in use in the real world?

Re:Can you name a non-cryptocurrency blockchain project in u... by jki275 on Friday October 13, 2023 @11:00PM (#37877739)
There's a link to a bunch of companies that use it on their site. I haven't really gotten into the details of what they do with it.

If you're really interested, take a look at all the things Tezos is being used for, mostly in France. I don't personally get into this stuff, but there are things happening. Tezos doesn't meet your criteria as it does have a coin, but it's more of a utility coin than others.

https://tokenist.com/securitize-and-elevated-returns-to-toke... https://xtz.news/adoption/a-total-asset-value-of-1-billion-e...

https://xtz.news/adoption/fraktion-a-brand-new-fractional-re...

https://decrypt.co/43934/a-city-in-france-uses-tezos-blockch...

Re:Can you name a non-cryptocurrency blockchain project in u... by countermeasure on Saturday October 14, 2023 @05:45AM (#37879262)
Thanks for the links to examples.

These voting and real estate securitisation projects look to be quite small-scale, but they also seem to be real-world and not prototypes, so they are what I asked for :)

Re:Can you name a non-cryptocurrency blockchain project in u... by jki275 on Saturday October 14, 2023 @08:36PM (#37885666)
no worries!

I think this stuff is still very much in its infancy. I look forward to seeing more as time goes on -- the Tezos community has always seemed more focused on this than "price price price" like some others.