

Xellar is a non-custodial Web3 wallet designed to simplify cryptocurrency management by integrating security and user-friendly features. It offers an intuitive interface for managing digital assets and supports the connection of proprietary cold wallet cards for enhanced security. Available on both iOS and Android platforms.


Ronin is an EVM blockchain purpose-built for Web3 gaming, created by Sky Mavis, the team behind Axie Infinity. Launched in 2021 to scale Axie beyond Ethereum's limitations, Ronin has grown into a multi-game ecosystem powering titles like Pixels, Wild Forest, and Lumiterra, and has processed over $4B in NFT volume. On May 12, 2026, Ronin completed its migration from a standalone sidechain to an Ethereum Layer 2 built on Optimism's OP Stack, with EigenDA for data availability and a path to ZK validity proofs via Boundless.


Morpheus.Network focuses on optimizing and automating enterprise supply chain operations for companies and government organizations. Their platform uses technologies like ML/AI, IoT, and blockchain, integrating with over 150 leading companies, including SAP, DHL, and Fedex. Morpheus.Network enhances revenue through digitization, process automation, data protection, and resolving legacy supply chain issues. The platform's MNW token, used for executing smart contracts, facilitates logistics and international payments. The project is self-funded with donations from Google, Microsoft, and SAP. A DAO is in development for trust.supply.



Talent Protocol leverages onchain technology to create visible, verifiable professional reputations, simplifying talent discovery and candidate assessment. Through aggregating data across platforms, it reduces hiring friction and opens avenues for innovative applications like under-collateralized lending. The $TALENT token supports the ecosystem by incentivizing users to maintain verified data, usable for visibility boosts, onchain services, and earning rewards. With 600 million tokens, Talent Protocol is backed by $3.5 million from investors like Protocol Labs and GSR.



