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Smart Valor is a Swiss-based blockchain fintech platform that provides a full-stack digital asset service, including a publicly accessible digital asset exchange, custody, and asset management. It offers technology as crypto-as-a-service to banks and fintechs through regulated white-label solutions, enabling financial institutions to access and manage digital assets securely. The platform supports issuance and distribution of tokenized investments across real estate, currencies, venture capital, art, and other assets, and connects KYC, compliance, and performance tools with a decentralized network of investors and service providers. Founded in 2017 and based in Zug, Smart Valor focuses on enabling liquid, regulated, tokenized investing in Europe.

I-Mab Biopharma (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. 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 the discovery, development, and commercialization of innovative biologics aimed at addressing significant unmet medical needs, particularly in the fields of immuno-oncology and immuno-inflammation. I-Mab's diverse drug pipeline targets various therapeutic areas, including multiple myeloma, autoimmune diseases, pediatric growth hormone deficiency, and several cancer indications such as head and neck cancer. Key candidates in its portfolio include Uliledlimab, an antibody for solid tumors, along with Ragistomig and Givastomig, highlighting the company's commitment to developing transformative therapies for patients.

Founded in 2015, Civic Technologies offers secure identity verification and payment solutions via mobile applications for iOS and Android users. Its blockchain-based ecosystem empowers individuals to control their identities securely across multiple platforms.

Block.one develops EOSIO, an open-source blockchain software renowned for its flexibility and scalability. Headquartered in Grand Cayman with offices globally, the company employs over 300 specialists dedicated to empowering society through secure, transparent digital infrastructures.

Qtum is an open-source public blockchain platform that integrates the security of the UTXO model with a unique architecture supporting multiple virtual machines, including the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and an innovative x86 VM. Utilizing a proof-of-stake consensus protocol, Qtum is designed to offer flexibility and adaptability, featuring a Decentralized Governance Protocol (DGP) that allows users to adjust specific blockchain parameters through smart contracts, eliminating the need for hard forks. The project aims to bridge the gap between Bitcoin and Ethereum communities, as well as between traditional industries and blockchain technology. Qtum's development team comprises experienced professionals from both the Bitcoin and Ethereum ecosystems, alongside experts from major technology firms. This collaborative background aims to address significant industry challenges while fostering broader adoption of blockchain solutions.

Blockstream specializes in blockchain technology, offering solutions such as Blockstream Satellite for global Bitcoin access, Liquid Network for faster transactions, Green Wallet for secure non-custodial storage, and APIs for developers. They also focus on cryptographic proofs to enhance privacy and security.

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.

BTC Media is a global Bitcoin and blockchain media company based in Nashville, Tennessee. It informs and educates about financial technology through its publications like Bitcoin Magazine, yBitcoin, and The Distributed Ledger, serving clients ranging from tech startups to Fortune 500 companies.

Factom Inc. is a blockchain software company that specializes in providing solutions for enterprises, government agencies, and non-profits. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Austin, Texas, with additional offices in California, China, and the United Kingdom, Factom develops a range of products designed to enhance data integrity and streamline processes. Its offerings include Factom Harmony, which integrates with existing document management systems to create secure records for final loan documents; Factom Acolyte, which enables the creation of Oracles for smart contracts; and Factom Apollo, a real-time auditing and verification engine. The company also provides the Factom Iris platform for Internet of Things devices and Factom Hera, which delivers custom private distributed ledgers. Factom's Blockchain-as-a-Service platform allows clients to secure data, demonstrate compliance, and automate transactions while avoiding exposure to cryptocurrency and minimizing infrastructure costs.

Blockstream specializes in blockchain technology, offering solutions such as Blockstream Satellite for global Bitcoin access, Liquid Network for faster transactions, Green Wallet for secure non-custodial storage, and APIs for developers. They also focus on cryptographic proofs to enhance privacy and security.

MaidSafe is a company that offers a distributed platform aimed at enabling developers to create secure and efficient applications. By collaborating with the Open Source community, MaidSafe continuously enhances its software while promoting its free use and distribution. The company prioritizes user-friendly consumer products designed to safeguard individual privacy and security, thus simplifying the digital experiences of users. Recognizing the growing concerns over data security and privacy breaches, MaidSafe provides innovative solutions for data management that offer a level of protection not achievable with traditional methods. Its approach empowers users to control their personal information, allowing them to choose what to share, thereby fostering an environment where freedom of interaction, exploration, and thought can thrive. MaidSafe's commitment to security and privacy reflects its mission to restore trust in the management of personal data.

GoCoin, established in 2013, is a Singapore-based B2B company specializing in digital currency payment solutions. It provides a payment gateway that enables online and retail merchants to accept mobile, bitcoin, litecoin, and dogecoin transactions. GoCoin assumes the risk associated with these transactions and charges a 1% fee. The platform has been adopted by notable companies such as General Electric, Tesla Motors, and BitFury.

The Graph is an indexing and query protocol for decentralized networks that enables developers to publish open APIs, called subgraphs, which applications can query with GraphQL to retrieve blockchain data. A hosted service is in production to help developers start quickly, while a decentralized network is launching. It currently indices data from Ethereum, IPFS and POA, with more networks planned. Thousands of developers have deployed subgraphs for DApps such as Uniswap, Synthetix, Aragon, Aave, Gnosis, Balancer, Livepeer, DAOstack and Decentraland. The Graph supports a global community of participants, including indexers and curators, to maintain and curate the data network.