

Jumper, developed by LI.FI, provides a seamless platform for moving assets across more than 30 chains, 18 bridges, and 32 decentralized exchanges making it ideal for expanding your onchain DeFi presence. Jumper operates without tokenomics, as it has no native token. Backed by a $17.5 million Series A funding round in 2023, Jumper brings LI.FI’s innovative approach to cross-chain asset transfers.






Bitrue is a cryptocurrency exchange offering trading, staking, and crypto-backed loans for both novice and experienced users. Its native token, Bitrue Coin (BTR), provides utility through trading fee discounts, staking rewards, and governance participation. BTR holders can vote on key decisions, such as selecting new coin listings, and benefit from airdrops of new projects. Bitrue’s governance model empowers its community to influence the platform's development, enhancing user engagement within its ecosystem. The company does not have public funding records.




LogX is a perp dex offering deep liquidity and an efficient leveraged trading experience, moving away from traditional reliance on external liquidity providers. It allows trading against a pool of stable assets, with innovative features like a dark oracle for price aggregation and a risk management framework. While LogX has launched an airdrop program, it currently lacks a native token, focusing on user engagement through rewards. Governance is code-centric, reflecting its early stage without a token-based decision-making process. The project has secured $6.1 million in funding from notable investors such as Sequoia Capital and Coinbase Ventures, marking its potential within the DeFi ecosystem.





Aave offers a decentralized, non-custodial liquidity protocol for lending, borrowing, and earning interest on crypto assets. Its community-driven governance process involves AAVE, stkAAVE, and aAAVE token holders in decision-making. Ideas are discussed in the Aave Governance Forum, polled on Snapshot, and, if supported, become Aave Improvement Proposals (AIPs). AAVE tokens, capped at 16 million, are used for governance and protocol security.


