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Smart Valor AG is a blockchain-based fintech company based in Zug, Switzerland, established in 2017. It provides a comprehensive digital asset platform that facilitates the issuance and distribution of investment solutions and banking services. The company operates a digital asset exchange and offers asset management services, making it the first full-service digital asset provider in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. Smart Valor connects banks and fintechs to a decentralized network of investors, enabling access to tokenized and liquid investments across various asset classes, including real estate, currencies, and art. Additionally, it offers a white-label software-as-a-service solution that supports financial institutions with tools for compliance, performance tracking, and customer verification. The company has received recognition for its innovative approach, including an award from the Swiss governmental innovation agency Innosuisse.

I-Mab Biopharma is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company based in Shanghai, China, with additional offices in Beijing and Rockville, Maryland. Founded in 2016, the company focuses on discovering, developing, and commercializing innovative biologics aimed at addressing significant unmet medical needs, particularly in the areas of immuno-oncology and immuno-inflammation. Its diverse portfolio includes therapies for multiple myeloma, autoimmune diseases, pediatric growth hormone deficiency, ulcerative colitis, and various cancer indications. Key development candidates in its pipeline include Uliledlimab, an antibody targeting solid tumors, along with Ragistomig and Givastomig. I-Mab Biopharma is dedicated to advancing treatments that can significantly impact patient health outcomes.

Civic Technologies, Inc. is a company based in Palo Alto, California, that specializes in consumer identity theft protection and online identity fraud reduction services. Founded in 2015, Civic offers secure identity verification and payment solutions through user-friendly mobile applications available on both iOS and Android platforms. The company aims to empower individuals and businesses to control and protect their identities using advanced verification technology. Civic's blockchain-based ecosystem allows users to manage their identity information securely, facilitating seamless transitions between traditional currencies and cryptocurrencies. Additionally, Civic is developing identity.com, an open-source marketplace for identity verification services. With a focus on privacy and security, Civic enables customers to safely transact while meeting compliance requirements.

Block.one LLC is a technology company that focuses on developing blockchain software solutions, notably the EOSIO protocol, which facilitates the creation of decentralized applications with enhanced scalability and flexibility. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in George Town, Cayman Islands, Block.one has established a significant presence in both the United States and the Asia Pacific region, employing over 300 specialized engineers and professionals. The company's open-source EOSIO software is widely utilized by developers, entrepreneurs, and businesses globally to build secure and transparent digital infrastructures. Block.one is dedicated to promoting societal advancement through innovative tools and systems that emphasize data integrity and verifiability.

Qtum is an open sourced public blockchain platform, leveraging the security of UTXO while enabling multiple virtual machines including EVM and the revolutionary x86 VM. Qtum is PoS based and boasts a Decentralized Governance Protocol (DGP) allowing specific blockchain settings to be modified by making use of smart contracts. For instance, the block size of Qtum can be increased without the need of a hard fork. Qtum is a global project that aims to be the bridge between the Bitcoin and Ethereum communities, the real world and blockchain world. Therefore it only makes sense that the Qtum team comes from both the Bitcoin and Ethereum communities as well traditional companies like Baidu, Alibaba, Tencent, NASDAQ and more. The Qtum project is proud to be backed by some of the most notable blockchain players, traditional Venture Capitalists, and executives from some of China’s largest technology companies.

Enter is a payments platform that focuses on serving businesses in emerging markets, particularly in the healthcare sector. It operates a revenue cycle management system designed to streamline the billing process for healthcare providers. The platform aims to facilitate timely payments from insurance companies while enhancing the overall patient experience. By offering fast, accurate, and transparent billing operations, Enter enables healthcare providers to achieve higher reimbursement rates, mitigate risks associated with HIPAA compliance, and maintain industry-standard transparency in their financial processes.

Factom Inc. develops blockchain software solutions tailored for enterprises, government, and non-profit organizations. The company offers a range of products, including Factom Harmony, which integrates with existing document management systems to secure final loan documents; Factom Acolyte, enabling users to build oracles for smart contracts; and Factom Apollo, a real-time auditing and process verification engine. Additionally, Factom provides the Iris platform for Internet of Things devices and Hera, which offers custom private distributed ledgers for enterprise applications. Its solutions focus on enhancing auditing, quality control, and due diligence processes. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, Factom also maintains support offices in California, China, and the United Kingdom. The company promotes a Blockchain-as-a-Service platform that allows clients to secure data and ensure digital asset integrity without the complexities of cryptocurrency or extensive infrastructure.

MaidSafe is a developer-focused company that offers a distributed platform designed for creating fast and secure applications. Collaborating with the Open Source community, MaidSafe continuously enhances its software to ensure free distribution and utilization. The company also develops user-friendly consumer products aimed at safeguarding individual privacy, security, and digital freedom. In response to the growing concerns over data security and frequent breaches, MaidSafe presents innovative data management solutions that provide protection beyond current methods. This approach allows users to control their private information and choose what they wish to share, emphasizing the importance of privacy in enabling freedom of interaction and thought. MaidSafe's diverse team reflects the demographic of its target audience, all united in the mission to enhance access to security and privacy for everyone.

GoCoin is a digital currency platform launched in 2013, headquartered in Singapore, that provides a payment gateway for online and retail merchants to accept various cryptocurrencies, including bitcoin, litecoin, and dogecoin. The platform offers merchant APIs that allow businesses to process these transactions with minimal risk, charging only a 1% fee. Merchants benefit from the flexibility of offering multiple payment options while having the choice to either hold the digital currencies or convert them to their preferred fiat currency. Notable companies that utilize GoCoin's services include General Electric, Cozy Games, BitFury, and Tesla Motors. As a B2B service, GoCoin aims to streamline the acceptance of digital currencies in everyday transactions.

The Graph is an indexing protocol designed for querying data from blockchain networks such as Ethereum and IPFS, facilitating the development of decentralized applications (dApps). Developers can create and publish open APIs, known as subgraphs, which can be queried using GraphQL to access blockchain data. Currently, The Graph supports data indexing from Ethereum, IPFS, and POA, with plans to incorporate additional networks. It offers a hosted service to assist developers in building on the platform, while a decentralized network is set to launch soon. As of late 2020, over 3,000 subgraphs had been deployed by thousands of developers for various dApps, including Uniswap, Synthetix, and Decentraland. The Graph has experienced significant growth, with its usage increasing substantially month over month. To support its development, The Graph has raised funding from a broad range of community members and venture capitalists, totaling around $25 million.