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Across is an optimistic cross-chain bridge protocol that enables users to execute transactions between chains almost instantly. This is achieved through the use of an optimistic oracle, bonded relayers, and single-sided liquidity pools.

Irreducible is an enterprise-grade, zero-knowledge proof acceleration platform that builds hardware to enhance the efficiency of zero-knowledge proof generation.

OneBalance is a new framework for credible accounts - combining chain abstraction, gas abstraction and permission management to solve the fragmented Web3 user experience.

Agora is the home of governance participants. The Agora team has previously deployed a similar governance app for other top DAOs in the space such as Nouns DAO and ENS.

Llama is an onchain governance and access control framework for smart contracts. It aims to make the governance of blockchain protocols more effective by enabling protocols to encode roles and permissions to take on-chain actions, such as transferring funds or changing protocol parameters.

DeForm is a Web3 marketing company that helps customers increase GDP in the on-chain community. With Megaphone, customers can launch tokens and NFTs, collect form responses, analyze on-chain reputation and identity, and inspire quality community action.

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.

Privy is a platform providing authentication and key management tools for onboarding users to web3 applications. It offers embedded wallets, account abstraction, and interoperability features to enhance user experience across multiple blockchain networks.

Sound is how music should be: driven by the relationship between listeners and artists. It creates a platform for a more collaborative music movement, built on web3 technology and values. On Sound, users support the artists they love directly and stake their claim on being there before anyone else.

Timeswap is an AMM-based decentralized money market protocol that does not utilize oracles or liquidators. Unlike Uniswap, where assets can be exchanged in real-time, borrowing on Timeswap requires swapping tokens until repayment is completed. Lenders provide Asset A for borrowing, while also 'safeguarding' a certain amount of Asset B as collateral for borrowers. Users can adjust their risk profiles to get higher interest rates with lower collateral ratios and vice versa.

Violet is the compliance and identity infrastructure for DeFi. The core of the system consists of standardized methods to issue compliance credentials (in the form of non-transferable tokens) and map smart-contract access controls on the Ethereum network. This is coupled with resilient authentication (proof of identity) and enables DeFi markets to create permissioned environments where only credential holders, who are subject to continuous AML checks, can gain access.

Syndicate is an appchain infrastructure. With Syndicate, developers can easily build custom application-specific blockchains (appchains) with programmable, atomically composable, onchain sequencers. Using Syndicate, developers can also build custom transaction ordering rules, enshrined protocols, and economic systems where value flows directly back to their tokenized communities onchain. Previously, Syndicate was a decentralized investment protocol and social network that would enable the community to raise, coordinate and invest in capital.