Tenzorum

Tenzorum hasn’t yet a whitepaper, but it’s known that the structure will be built with master nodes that sounds very promising. The project is truly open source and driven by a serious team. For this moment, Tenzorum does have competitors but looks preferable if compared. Plus the team has established partnerships with a dozen of companies and scientific institutions, including Nebulas and Stanford. Anyway the team should accelerate to implement the product as soon as possible.
A promising project on its early stage aiming to resolve the lack-of-trust problem of blockchains by using secure keys.

● Tenzorum is supposed to be a Key Management protocol to provide a seamless access to Blockchain products. The protocol layer will interface with existing decentralized networks such as Ethereum, Urbit, Nebulas, Bitcoin, etc.
● It brings together protocols such as secured login, recovery mechanism and access control that allows users to take control of the way they interact with decentralized technologies. 
● All well and fine, but testnet is planned for Q3/Q4 2019, and full release is not even given an ETA. Talk about long roadmaps.
● Tenzorum proudly wears the Stanford badge, which amounts to CEO Moritz Neto being the Brazilian delegate for Asia-Pacific Stanford Entrepreneurship Student Summit at Stanford University in the Summer of 2017 and placing 1st in the Stanford ASES student Pitching Competition. A win is a win.