Eclipse is a customizable rollup provider that is compatible with multiple layer-1 blockchains. The platform enables developers to deploy their own rollup powered by the Solana operating system, and use any chain for security or data storage.

Monad is building a high-performance, Layer 1 blockchain for the next generation of decentralized applications. Monad's mission is to accelerate the disruptive force of decentralization by building a blockchain that is 100x to 1000x faster than its nearest competitors. This will alleviate severe bottlenecks in existing blockchains and enable more complex applications and wider adoption.

Pharos is an Ultra-fast, EVM-compatible, Internet Scale Blockchain, elevating payments and applications with trustless and decentralization. Founded by ex-blockchain leaders from Ant Financial and Alibaba, Pharos aims to build the best chain for RWAs and enterprise-grade DeFi, achieving the highest EVM Layer-1 performance with 50K TPS

Sei is a general purpose, open-source Layer 1 blockchain specialized for the exchange of digital assets. Sei addresses the exchange scalability problem by building the first Layer 1 specialized for trading, optimizing every layer of the stack to offer the best infrastructure for the exchange of digital assets.

Sparsity is an infrastructure designed for on-chain game engines that simplifies the process of proving on-chain contracts and infrastructure for game setup.

Turbo Protocol is a Ethereum scaling solution offers interactive query speeds for AI dapps in the Ethereum ecosystem. With Parallel EVM code execution, developers can build rich, computationally intensive user experiences while retaining the fundamental benefits of decentralized sovereignty, ownership, and governance.

Aigisos blockchain built on Byzantine Fault Tolerant (RSBFT) consensus engine and Dymension with a parallel secure chain and a novel consensus algorithm.

Polana Network is a parallel blockchain that combines Solana with JAM protocols to achieve continuous execution and high transaction throughput. It supports Solana tools, wallets, and smart contracts without changing the code. Polana enables programs to run continuously, automatically respond to on-chain events and maintain state between transactions.

Heiko is a parallelized EVM L2 with 100k TPS, sub-cent transaction costs and sub-second block times.

Reddio is a parallel Ethereum Layer 2 solution, distinguished by its use of parallel execution and GPU acceleration technologies to enhance blockchain network throughput and computational efficiency. Additionally, it employs zero-knowledge proof technology to ensure security at a level equivalent to that of Ethereum.

GadlingX is a parallel EVM network that utilizes parallel execution of various Ethereum applications to help train AI agents to find security errors. Its GPU-EVM utilizes graphical processing units (GPUs) to execute operations in parallel, thereby scaling transactional throughput.

Cipherem is a ZK General Purpose Blockchain and an EVM-compatible Layer 1. Utilizing a proof-of-stake consensus layer, Cipherem's L1 protocol integrates zkEVM as its settlement layer, enabling parallelized state execution towards Ethereum for enhanced efficiency.

Neon is a fully compatible Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) that enables developers to use all of the familiar Ethereum tooling and build seamlessly on Solana.

Canto is a permissionless, general-purpose blockchain running the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). It was designed to fulfill the promise of DeFi – that through a post-traditional financial movement, new systems can be made accessible, transparent, decentralized, and free.

Pison Finance is a parallelized Layer2 project that provides Layer 2 Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) services as well as NFT markets, staking, and yield functions. Pison Finance uses Celestia for data availability and aims to achieve low transaction fees and scalability.

Lumio utilizes Ethereum as its settlement layer, while simultaneously supporting both the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and the Aptos Move Virtual Machine (VM). This dual support simplifies the development experience: developers can deploy their EVM or Move VM codebases in just a few lines.