Herocast is an open-source Farcaster client aiming to decentralize internet power. It helps professionals accomplish tasks on-chain through herocast.xyz. Governed by rough consensus and running code, Herocast has no token and is funded by Retro initiatives and donations.
Jefe have developed a comprehensive infrastructure supporting voting, news, podcasts, and e-magazines while showcasing talents in paintball and American football. Users earn reward points, receive airdrops, and increase voting power to influence Web3 activities. Available on Google Play Store and the web, the app enables voting on various content. Their token distribution includes 5% for marketing, 5% for the foundation, 10% for development, 30% for listings/liquidity pool, 30% for burn reserves, and 20% for the community. Funding sources include trading fees, NFT sales, and collaborations.
Layer Bank is a noncustodial on-chain lending protocol aiming to be a liquidity hub for EVM-based Layer 2 networks, offering users control over their funds with attractive decentralized market interest rates. Its tokenomics, centered around the $LAB stake, include yield boosting, revenue sharing, and a buyback and burn mechanism to support long-term growth. While governance is currently centralized with decisions made by the LayerBank team, the project has received funding from Manta Network to enhance security and expand its ecosystem.
Kiwi is a HackerNews-like app for the crypto community to share and discuss top crypto content. While the co-founders make most decisions, Kiwi encourages user ideas and contributions. The Kiwi Pass NFT allows users to submit, upvote, and comment on links, serving as an entry key to the community.
