DIA is a cross-chain oracle provider that aggregates market data from diverse sources to ensure transparency and customizability. It offers resilient price feeds for over 20,000 assets, including ERC20s, NFTs, RWAs, LSTs, and BRC20s. Nodes and stakers use DIA tokens for data collection and network security, while oracle users pay for data services. Revenue from these services is distributed to nodes and stakers. DIA is funded through the sale of governance tokens and raised $15 million in August 2020.
RetroBridge is a self-funded multichain ecosystem that facilitates seamless connectivity across EVM and non-EVM chains within a single app. Governed by its two founders, it currently has no plans to launch a token.
MintSwap is a decentralized exchange (DEX) and NFT marketplace on the Mint blockchain, offering token trading, NFT transactions, and NFTFi services. As the first native DeFi protocol on Mint, it supports the development of Mint-native teams and tokens. Governance is community-driven, with MS404 token holders participating in decision-making. The platform's tokenomics feature MS404, an ERC-404 standard token combining ERC-20 and ERC-721 characteristics. The MS404 collection includes 10,000 unique NFTs, each convertible into 10,000 MST tokens, MintSwap's native currency. The total supply is fixed, with 60% allocated to mining rewards, 30% to pre-sale, and 10% to initial liquidity. MintSwap is self-bootstrapped.
Biconomy simplifies blockchain adoption by enabling gasless transactions, social logins, and multi-chain support, creating seamless app experiences that improve accessibility and reduce user churn. By bridging Web2 familiarity with Web3 innovation, Biconomy makes blockchain applications more user-friendly for mass adoption. The platform has raised $10.5M across three funding rounds and currently operates without a token or formal governance process.
