RubyScore is a decentralized onchain ranking protocol that evaluates wallet reputation based on various blockchain metrics. It encourages user engagement by motivating users to improve their onchain reputation through daily tasks. While RubyScore currently has no governance process or token, it generates revenue through a fee-based API for wallet identification, transaction fees for NFT rewards and minting profiles, and services like deferred transactions, the RubyScore ranking passport, and Verax Proof of Humanity attestation. It has received funding from Gitcoin Grant 20 and Optimism Retroactive Public Goods Funding 4.
BulletX is a leading decentralized exchange on the Superseed Network, facilitating instant crypto token swaps without the need for registration or accounts. Users benefit from low transaction fees, as the platform leverages the Superseed Network's cost-effective infrastructure.
dHedge is a decentralized asset management protocol enabling non-custodial investing and transparent on-chain trading. Governed by the DHT token, holders stake for voting power and earn rewards. With a fixed supply of 100 million tokens, DHT facilitates governance decisions and fee collection on the platform. Launched through a token generation event in 2020, dHedge generates revenue from administration and performance fees, supporting its operations and growth in decentralized finance.
The Songbirdz collection brings bird watching on-chain to Base with 10,000 ERC-721 NFTs, each representing a bird species with an image and song recording. To mint an NFT, you must correctly identify the bird from multiple choices. The collection is divided into 10 flocks of 1,000 birds each, released sequentially. Songbirdz is self-funded and operates without formal governance.
