Gitcoin incentivizes open-source development through rewards and grants, using a quadratic funding mechanism for fair fund allocation. Governance is driven by the Gitcoin Token (GTC), allowing holders to participate in voting and governance decisions. With a total token supply of 100 million, GTC holders can stake tokens to gain increased voting power through vGTC. Gitcoin has raised $11.8M across two funding rounds to support its initiatives.
Overtime differentiates itself in the blockchain sports market space by offering a decentralized, non-custodial trading platform for sports events. It's inspired by Thales contracts, providing instant liquidity and competitive odds. Unlike typical sports markets, Overtime requires no KYC, user registration, or fund custody, and operates as a public good without its own token. Governed by the Thales Council, elected by THALES stakers, Overtime emphasizes community-driven proposals and decisions. The project's financial backing and grant status are not specified in the provided information.
Uniswap is a DEX protocol for ERC-20 tokens that features concentrated liquidity and community-driven governance through its UNI token. With a total supply capped at 1 billion tokens, UNI holders influence protocol changes and earn rewards through governance participation and liquidity provision. Initial funding included a grant from the Ethereum Foundation and a seed round led by Paradigm, which supported its development and growth in the decentralized finance (DeFi) ecosystem.
DeFi Saver is an all-in-one management tool for decentralized finance. They integrate multiple leading lending protocols such as Aave, Maker, Spark, Morpho, CurveUSD, Liquity, Euler, and Fluid into a single dashboard while providing a layer of advanced features that enhance their functionality.
