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Pexeer Peer-to-peer crypto scripts typically use digital signatures and cryptographic techniques to secure transactions and prevent fraud. In a P2P network, each user has a unique digital signature that is used to verify the authenticity of transactions. The network also uses consensus algorithms to ensure that all transactions are valid and recorded on the blockchain. P2P crypto scripts can be used for a variety of purposes, including online payments, remittances, and micropayments. They can also be used to create decentralized platforms and applications, such as decentralized exchanges, prediction markets, and decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs). One of the key benefits of P2P crypto scripts is their ability to bypass traditional financial intermediaries, such as banks and payment processors. This can greatly reduce costs and increase the speed and efficiency of transactions. P2P crypto scripts can also provide greater financial inclusion, particularly in areas where access to traditional financial services is limited.

The next release of Weave (any day now) is expected to include P2P sharing of bookmark folders via XMPP, on top of the ability to synchronize your bookmarks, browsing history, and even your cookies, passwords, and form data...

Microsoft Sync Framework is a synchronization platform that enables collaboration and offline scenarios for applications, services and devices for type of data, and protocol over any network ...

Free, open source, web conferencing for your domain!

U-Prove is an innovative cryptographic technology that enables the issuance and presentation of cryptographically protected claims in a manner that provides multi-party security: issuing organizations, users, and relying parties can protect themselves not just against outsider attacks but also against attacks originating from each other. At the same time, the U-Prove technology enables any desired degree of privacy (including authenticated anonymity and pseudonymity) without contravening multi-party security. These user-centric aspects make the U-Prove technology ideally suited to create the digital equivalent of paper-based credentials and the plastic cards in one's wallet.

Prophet is a new kind of database that offers peer-to-peer opportunistic replication (it's basically like a database version of the Sync framework). It's a very lightweight semi-relational database. SD (Simple Defects) is a bug tracking tool based on Prophet that is not-only peer-to-peer, but it syncs with other bug tracking tools!