Celestia is a modular blockchain network whose goal is to build a scalable data availability layer, enabling the next generation of scalable blockchain architectures - modular blockchains. Celestia scales by decoupling execution from consensus and introducing a new primitive, data availability sampling. It's built to enable anyone to easily deploy their own blockchain with minimal overhead.
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.
Ether.Fi is a liquid staking protocol that allows stakers to retain control of their keys while delegating staking to node operators and earning rewards. Ethereum stakers who use Ether.Fi are also granted an NFT representation of every validator generated. These NFTs enable the storage of metadata, which Ether.Fi hopes developers will use to create additional staking infrastructure.
Aethir is a decentralized enterprise-level GPU cloud network that provides high-performance computing power services with SLA guarantee, builds a global distributed cloud infrastructure (DCI), and provides enterprises with stable and scalable computing bases to meet computing power-intensive needs such as large-scale AI/ML training and high concurrent real-time rendering.
Merlin Chain is a Bitcoin Layer 2 powered by Bitmap, building upon the native assets, protocols, and products on Bitcoin Layer 1, to Make Bitcoin Fun Again.
The Ethereum Name Service (ENS) is a distributed, open, and extensible naming system based on the Ethereum blockchain. Its purpose is to map human-readable names like 'alice.eth' to machine-readable identifiers such as Ethereum addresses, other cryptocurrency addresses, content hashes, and metadata. ENS also supports 'reverse resolution', enabling Ethereum addresses to be associated with metadata such as canonical names or interface descriptions. ENS has similar objectives to DNS, the Internet's Domain Name Service, but has a significantly different architecture due to the capabilities and constraints provided by the Ethereum blockchain. Like DNS, ENS operates on a system of dot-separated hierarchical names called domains, with the owner of a domain having full control over subdomains.
Kamino is an automated liquidity solution, built on decentralized exchanges (DEXs) operating concentrated liquidity market makers (CLMMs). Liquidity providers (LPs) seeking increased capital efficiency can take advantage of Kamino's automated market-making vaults to improve their expected yield from fees and rewards. Kamino was incubated by Hubble Protocol.
DeepBook is a shared, decentralized Central Limit Order Book (CLOB) built for the Sui ecosystem. It leverages Sui's performance to provide a low-latency, high-execution engine that spreads liquidity across the DeFi ecosystem.
Jito Labs builds high-performance MEV infrastructure for Solana. It aims to make Solana more efficient and minimize the negative impact of MEV on users.
peaq is the Web3 network powering the Economy of Things (EoT) on Polkadot. It enables entrepreneurs and developers to build decentralized applications for vehicles, robots, and devices, while empowering users to govern and earn as connected machines provide goods and services.
Metya is a new generation social payment ecosystem platform that has pioneered the new paradigm of PayFi+SocialFi, connecting on chain interaction with real consumption, and creating a global social finance system where "social is an asset and payment is value".
Arkham is building an intelligence platform that provides information on the real-world entities and individuals behind crypto market activity. They have developed a tool which enables users to search, filter, and sort crypto trades and transactions by value, token, time, and counterparty. Arkham is a Series A startup with over $12 million raised from investors including the founders of Palantir and OpenAI, and VCs including Geoff Lewis at Bedrock and Tim Draper.
Arbitrum, created by the Offchain Labs team, is an Ethereum Layer2 scaling solution based on Optimistic Rollup technology. It leverages the ability to communicate between L1 and L2, allowing any form of Ethereum asset to be transferred between Layer 1 and Layer 2 without the need for trust. Even though Arbitrum transactions are still settled on Ethereum, only raw transaction data is submitted to Ethereum, with execution and contract storage occurring off-chain. This makes the gas fee required on Arbitrum much smaller than on the mainnet, and contracts are fully compatible with no gas limit.
Open Campus Protocol is a decentralized solution designed to address the major challenges in education today. It decentralizes the creation and distribution of educational content, empowering students to access more diverse educational content and giving educators new opportunities to earn revenue and gain recognition for their contributions. The ultimate goal of the Open Campus Protocol is to revolutionize the US$5 trillion Education industry, returning control to educators and learners. TinyTap is the first adopter of the Open Campus Protocol.
SQD Network is a decentralized data lake and query engine designed to offer developers performant and permissionless access to data, aiming to build a neutral and open internet rooted in Web3 principles. Secured by ZK proofs, the Subsquid network boasts a modular architecture that enables exceptional scalability and developer convenience optimized for blockchain indexing, dApp development and analytics.
By utilizing zero-knowledge proofs, Boundless enables blockchains to verify the correctness of calculations without the need for re-execution. This ground-breaking feature, known as verifiable computing, allows actions performed by a single node in a network to be validated inexpensively by each node.
Walrus is a decentralized storage and data availability protocol designed specifically for large binary files, or "blobs". Walrus focuses on providing a robust but affordable solution for storing unstructured content on decentralized storage nodes while ensuring high availability and reliability even in the presence of Byzantine faults.
Safe is a leading provider of multi-signature wallets and a digital asset management platform. Its smart contract wallets enable businesses to manage funds through predefined access-control schemes with multiple private keys (multisig) and other access modules.
Wormhole is a decentralized, universal message-passing protocol that enables developers and users of cross chain applications to leverage the advantages of multiple ecosystems.
HSK is the HashKey ecosystem platform token. HSK encourages all contributors within the HashKey ecosystem, supporting and driving the development of the external ecosystem as well, to achieve seamless collaboration between internal and external entities. HashKey plans to launch the EVM Layer 2 chain, HashKey Chain, with the goal of establishing a unique economic model that encourages greater participation from developers and users. HSK will also serve as the native token and gas token on the HashKey Chain.
SynFutures is a decentralized derivatives exchange that enables anyone to list and trade futures and perps on any asset. Positioned as the Amazon of derivatives by creating an open and trustless derivatives market, SynFutures introduces permissionless asset listings and offers the widest diversity of pairs for trading.
Dymension is a modular settlement layer that provides all the tools and infrastructure needed to easily launch enshrined rollups as part of the Cosmos ecosystem. This opens up a whole new dimension of decentralized use cases. Dymension introduces a paradigm shift in scaling, allowing for a future where metaverse apps, games, and other ultra-high-throughput services can reside on the blockchain by easily deploying dedicated rollups tailored to their needs.
Axelar is a decentralized cross-chain communication network, aiming to level-up interoperability in Web3 by connecting heterogeneous blockchains and enabling asset mobility and program composability in an optimized way for both builders and end-users. The two layers of Axelar are the network and the API above it. At the core of Axelar is a permissionless overlay network that provides Turing-complete cross-chain communication through proof-of-stake and permissionless protocols. On top of the network are APIs and protocols, an application-development layer that developers use to compose across any number of chains. Once integrated, all new interconnected blockchains become interoperable with the application, resulting in limitless network effects.
Nillion is a computing network that integrates multiple privacy-enhancing technologies (PETs), including non-interactive multi-party secure computing (MPC), trusted execution environments (TEE), and decentralized secure storage. It combines data privacy protection with high-performance processing by splitting and encrypting data for storage and performing parallel computing without communication. Nillion can be widely used in Web3 identity authentication, privacy finance, AI model training and other scenarios to fully unleash the value of data.
Zeus Network serves as a crucial permissionless layer, harnessing the formidable strengths of both Solana and Bitcoin, that enables dynamic, secure composability, creating a decentralized ecosystem for seamless user engagement and liquidity interaction. Zeus Network is NOT a bridge. Because liquidity providers on each chain do not receive liquidity back on the other chain, the assets provided on each chain are protected by their respective protocols.
Layer3 is an omnichain identity and distribution protocol, where crypto consumers discover new projects, and projects reward their onchain activity. By aggregating user activity across multiple chains and dApps, Layer3 generates a unified view of a user’s onchain identity and enables highly targeted, efficient distribution of tokens. Projects building on Layer3 can programmatically route tokens to the right users at the right time based on a variety of criteria like temporal triggers, asset ownership, onchain activity, credentials, social graph, and quest engagement.
RedStone is a cross-chain data oracle technology that provides fast, cost-efficient access to data, a full historic audit trail, and an insurance-backed decentralized dispute mechanism. It gives users recourse in the event of inaccurate data provision. The project uses Arweave blockchain to store data and track reputation.
Pixels is a captivating, open-ended world of farming and exploration, built one pixel at a time. Gather resources, develop skills, and form relationships as you explore the story and quests within the Pixels Universe. You will be immersed in a mesmerizing mix of managing, creating, and exploring in a world that combines blockchain ownership with your progression and achievements.
