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Crypto.com was founded in 2016 with the goal of accelerating the world’s transition to cryptocurrency. Key products include: the Crypto.com Wallet & Card App, a place to buy, sell, and pay with crypto, the MCO Visa Card, a metal card with no annual fees, and the Crypto.com Chain, which reportedly enables users to pay and be paid in crypto, anywhere, for free. Crypto.com is headquartered in Hong Kong with a team size of 120+. For more information, please visit: www.crypto.com

BoatPilot bills itself as 'the first, free integrated marine navigation service with augmented reality capabilities for private and commercial yachting markets'. BoatPilot comprises several components: BoatPilot navigation app, Pocket Skipper service app, and BoatGod hardware module. The project claims to have the most complete geo-database. Users get rewarded with NAVY tokens for uploading relevant geodata.

Digitex Futures (DGTX) is a non-custodial, commission-free cryptocurrency futures exchange. The use of the DGTX token obviates the need to charge transaction fees because the exchange is able to cover costs by creating and selling DGTX tokens each year.

The SunContract platform aims to empower individuals, with an emphasis on home owners, to more freely buy, sell or trade electricity.

BTU Protocol is a peer-to-peer booking protocol. BTU Protocol enables direct business (0% commission) between consumers & many kinds of service providers.

Swarm aims to build blockchain agnostic open infrastructure for digital securities, powered by the SWM utility token. Token issuers stake SWM when issuing a security token on any integrated blockchain (Ethereum, Stellar, or TRON), and SWM is staked to own and operate Swarm Masternodes, which maintain Market Access Protocol (MAP) and facilitate the compliant transfer of digital securities. According to the team, SWM is also paid as reward against all stakes. Token holders may use SWM for community governance of the network, and SWM can also be used, alongside many other cryptocurrencies, for fundraising and settlement with service providers across the MAP network. Swarm's vision is to improve access to financial investment opportunities by promoting and supporting the tokenization of assets, and by providing infrastructure for free.

LocalCoinSwap describes itself as a community-owned, peer-to-peer (P2P) cryptocurrency exchange that connects people from all around the world to buy and sell over 23+ different cryptocurrencies. As there is no KYC or ID verification required to get started, trading is reportedly fast, secure and private. After creating a free trade advertisement, users can reportedly start trading locally with one's community, established businesses, and OTC cryptocurrency brokers worldwide. LocalCoinSwap currently has 23+ cryptocurrencies available for P2P trading, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, Dash, XRP, Dai, and Tether. It reportedly supports 250+ payment methods including cash, bank transfer, direct debit, credit card, Paypal, Western Union, Amazon gift cards, iTunes gift cards, 160+ fiat currencies. The team claims that its availability in 190+ countries makes it the largest selection of currencies available on any P2P platform worldwide. LocalCoinSwap claims to offer 24/7 customer service and a profit-sharing model that gives 100% of its profits from the exchange back to the crypto community.

Mixin (XIN) bills itself as a free and lightning fast peer-to-peer transactional network for digital assets. Leveraging Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) and Byzantine Fault-Tolerant protocols, Mixin aspires to help other blockchains 'achieve trillions of TPS, sub-second final confirmations, zero transaction fees, enhanced privacy, and unlimited extensibility'.

Online.io bills itself as a privacy-oriented ecosystem that aims to protect the basic human rights of internet users (e.g. privacy, freedom of speech, unrestricted content, and free browsing) while providing a modern sharing economy system to reward network participants. Online.io reportedly enables users to access a range of products (such as privacy and anti-tracking browser extensions, residential VPN service, and corporate VPN) on a private blockchain called ICE Chain with low transactional costs. Started in 2018, Online.io is a child company of Microleaves, a residential peer-to-peer business proxy network with Fortune 500 customers from a range of industries and more than 50 employees in 7 countries.

Crypto.com was founded in 2016 with the goal of accelerating the world’s transition to cryptocurrency. Key products include: the Crypto.com Wallet & Card App, a place to buy, sell, and pay with crypto, the MCO Visa Card, a metal card with no annual fees, and the Crypto.com Chain, which reportedly enables users to pay and be paid in crypto, anywhere, for free. Crypto.com is headquartered in Hong Kong with a team size of 120+. For more information, please visit: www.crypto.com

Ren (formerly Republic Protocol) describes itself as a private and interoperable liquidity layer for decentralized finance that enables users to freely move value between blockchains in zero-knowledge while maintaining complete privacy. Ren was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Singapore. More details can be found at https://renproject.io or https://twitter.com/renprotocol.

Compound has opened up a whole new world of functionality and liquidity. All the assets that used to stay locked away in Compound are now free to move about the ecosystem, ready to be utilized for other purposes. You can transfer, trade, or send cTokens to cold storage, just like any other token on Ethereum. In fact, you can even integrate them into other protocols. That is, any protocol where you can lock tokens could choose to accept any cToken. This would allow you to earn interest on top of the benefits the protocol already gives you. The perfect example of this new interoperability is the Uniswap Dai-to-cDai liquidity pool. Users (and smart contracts) can swap their Dai or any token for that matter into cTokens to take advantage of Compound’s interest-based exchange rate. And compared to simply holding Dai, pooling cDai earns you interest while also exposing you to trading fees on Uniswap.

Flexacoin describes itself as a digital collateral token for facilitating instant cryptocurrency payments. It was originally developed to collateralize retail payments on the Flexa network. The Flexa network reportedly uses Flexacoin (FXC) to enable instant and fraud-free point-of-sale transactions at merchants worldwide, with a view towards achieving a long-term vision of making cryptocurrency spendable everywhere. Flexacoin (FXC) is used to stake wallets on the Flexa network. Stakers help to collateralize payments made by those wallets, and in return, they earn stake rewards based on transaction volume.

Substratum (SUB) is an open-source network that allows anyone to allocate spare computing resources to support the foundation of the decentralized web. Its vision is to 'make the internet a free and fair place for the entire world'. The Substratum Network is a worldwide collection of nodes that uses cryptography to deliver secure content globally without the need for VPNs or Tor. Anyone who runs a Substratum Node are rewarded with SUB each time they serve content.

Dai (DAI) is a USD-pegged stablecoin built on the Ethereum blockchain, and has no centralized authority. Its $1 USD equivalent is maintained through automatic pricing mechanisms built into smart contracts. When Dai is worth more than $1, the smart contract pricing mechanisms works to decrease the price. Conversely, when Dai is worth below $1, the smart contract pricing mechanisms works to increase the price. Dai can be freely traded like any other ERC20 token, and anyone with an Ethereum wallet can own, accept, and transfer it without a middleman.