Tezos is a smart contract platform with its own blockchain and a native token (Tezos, XTZ). The governance is performed via Proof-of-Stake algorithm. It means that stakeholders (those who own at least 10,000 XTZ) vote for changes in the protocol. These validators ("bakers") get rewards for the performance of validation. The rewards are generated via inflation. Those who delegate their XTZ to bakers can earn, too.
Tezos has a built-in "self-amendment" mechanism which makes it possible to shape the network without having to make forks. It keeps the community united and makes development process easier.
Credits (CS) cryptocurrency was launched in 2018. Being originally based on cryptocurrency Ethereum protocol, this cryptocurrency underwent a swap to the native mainnet. As a result, there are two assets are functioning at the same time: ERC20 CS token and CS coin. Credits token can be purchased in the number of exchanges for cryptos and is available with various wallet applications.
NEM (New Economy Movement) is a blockchain-based platform for operation of mission-critical transactions for businesses. The platform has its own blockchain and a native token called XEM. NEM appeared on the market in 2015. Currently, it is one of the most successful blockchain projects hailing from Japan.