Phi is a social gaming metaverse focused on "on-chain identities" created using ENS and verified wallet activity. It enables users to easily visualize their on-chain identities and incentivizes them to interact with various Web3 protocols, providing positive feedback for all protocols and thereby accelerating the network effect of Web3. With Phi, users can generate personalized spaces using their ENS and claim in-game objects based on their wallet activity. These objects can then be used to build Web3 worlds that demonstrate their on-chain identities.

Koop enables any creator, collector, or community to organize and fundraise through NFT art or collector passes. Funds from collector passes form each community's treasury (or bank) to back their projects and missions on the chain. Communities can then directly manage their treasury, leverage the unique skills of their members, and govern their organization in a fun and social manner.

PartyDAO is the decentralized organization behind the NFT bidding platform PartyBid. It allows multiple people to buy and own fractions of digital assets by pooling funds and sharing ownership.

JPG (Juried Protocol Galleries) is a NFT curation site that allows everyone to create NFT exhibitions, regardless of what they own. Flexible layouts enable users to draw attention and add value to NFTs through context, focused viewing experiences, and new, complementary meanings. By creating exhibitions on JPG, users contribute to a new layer of cultural infrastructure that generates valuable interest and social graphs.

Vesta is a Layer 2 lending protocol that enables users to get maximum liquidity against their collateral without paying interest. They can lock up their collateral and issue Vesta's stablecoin VST to their own Ethereum address, and then transfer those tokens to any other Ethereum address.