Not exactly. :( The closest so far distinguishes some Ceptr options different from blockchain for implementing cryptocurrencies ( https://medium.com/metacurrency-project/perspectives-on-blockchains-and-cryptocurrencies-7ef391605bd1#.mejfimdt1 ).

One big difference is that Ceptr isn’t live yet for general use, it is still in development and is at more of a prototype stage. But these differences are significant since Ethereum runs on top of a blockchain model, and we’re suggesting that is a fundamental flaw for true scalability and evolutionary flexibility. Forcing consensus about “decisions” which should not require consensus is a fundamental architectural bottleneck which comes from building on an ontology of cryptographic tokens as the primary fundament, instead of agents/accounts/nodes as the root substance.