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Green Pill is a global initiative bringing crypto to the real world by establishing local chapters that unite communities and drive impact. By fostering collaboration and running local quadratic funding rounds, GreenPill enables grassroots projects to access financial resources, creating a more inclusive and sustainable economic landscape.
Gyroscope is developing GYD, a decentralized, noncustodial stablecoin fully backed by diversified assets in smart contracts. Governed on-chain by the Gyroscope DAO, the community can propose and vote on changes. The stablecoin maintains a 100% reserve ratio with 1 USD worth of collateral per GYD. Gyroscope raised $4.5 million in seed funding, co-led by Placeholder VC and Galaxy Ventures.
Hedgey Finance is a unique onchain token distribution platform offering services to distribute tokens to teams, contributors, investors, and communities. Its custom dashboards simplify tracking, managing, and claiming tokens, catering to a range of needs like investor lockups and community token claims. Hedgey is notable in the DAO community, assisting major entities like Gitcoin, Gnosis, and Shapeshift in managing token tables efficiently.
HelloPay is a decentralized social payment platform that revolutionizes web3 interactions with seamless crypto-native on-chain payments. Integrated with multiple Web3 social media platforms, HelloPay offers a unified on-chain social payment experience. It's currently self-funded but has begun fundraising, operating without formal governance or a native token.
Hop Protocol facilitates seamless asset transfers across Ethereum layer-2 networks with its scalable bridge architecture and "h" tokens. Governed by HOP token holders, it employs a community-driven governance model involving forum discussions, Snapshot voting, and on-chain proposals. With a maximum supply of 1 billion tokens, HOP serves as a governance tool and utility token within the protocol. Hop Protocol raised nearly $2 million through funding rounds, attracting notable investors and focusing on enhancing interoperability in the Ethereum ecosystem.
Hourglass is a protocol that offers liquidity solutions for time-bound and semi-fungible tokens. It consists of two main components: Hourglass Boost and Hourglass RFQ. In Hourglass Boost, users time-boost their assets and receive time-bound tokens (TBTs) as receipts for assets locked in a vault earning boosted yield. Hourglass RFQ is a marketplace that connects market makers with protocols to trade these tokens, making it easier to unlock liquidity.
Hyperlane is an open interoperability framework, providing tools for developers to connect and build cross-chain applications that communicate securely across blockchains. It operates without a token or governance process. In 2022, Hyperlane raised $18.5 million in seed funding led by Variant, with support from investors like Galaxy Digital and Circle.
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ImpactMarket is a platform that leverages decentralized financial services to empower individuals at the grassroots level. It focuses on microcredit and Universal Basic Income (UBI) as key drivers for global progres
Ionic is a non-custodial money market protocol offering unparalleled control and security to its users through a code-centric governance model. Ionic differentiates itself with a novel Point System, rewarding users for contributing to the ecosystem without issuing a conventional token. This system encourages engagement through lending, borrowing, and referrals, with varying points potential for different activities. The project is entirely self-bootstrapped, relying on its resources for development without external funding. This approach underlines Ionic's commitment to innovation and self-sustainability in the competitive DeFi landscape.
Ironclad Finance sets itself apart as a decentralized, non-custodial liquidity market protocol, allowing users to engage as either depositors, who earn passive income by providing liquidity, or borrowers, who can borrow in either an overcollateralized or undercollateralized manner. While Ironclad has not yet issued its own token, it has introduced a points system, named Embers, to reward users for borrowing and lending, hinting at a future token introduction.
Jefe have developed a comprehensive infrastructure supporting voting, news, podcasts, and e-magazines while showcasing talents in paintball and American football. Users earn reward points, receive airdrops, and increase voting power to influence Web3 activities. Available on Google Play Store and the web, the app enables voting on various content. Their token distribution includes 5% for marketing, 5% for the foundation, 10% for development, 30% for listings/liquidity pool, 30% for burn reserves, and 20% for the community. Funding sources include trading fees, NFT sales, and collaborations.
