MiH Ventures
MiH Ventures, founded in 2017 and based in New Delhi, India, is a venture capital firm focused exclusively on investing in blockchain-enabled companies. The firm aims to foster the development of the blockchain economy by supporting a diverse range of startups in this sector. MiH Ventures provides substantial financial backing, contributing over $500,000 to selected projects, alongside advisory services, assistance with exchange listings, and access to a network of influential social media figures. With a team comprised of experienced professionals from both traditional finance and blockchain technology, MiH Ventures enhances the visibility and community engagement of its partner startups, facilitating their growth during critical phases of development. The firm is committed to allowing startups to concentrate on product development while ensuring they receive timely capital infusions, making it a dependable ally for emerging companies in the blockchain space.
Kudo is building an ecosystem of DeFi and web 3.0 products like Unomi and Bitquity for mainstream crypto adoption.
Cheqd is a Web 3.0 startup founded by an ambitious and experienced team in the field of self-sovereign identity (SSI). SSI is a new paradigm for exchanging trusted digital data related to people, companies, and things in a much more secure and privacy-preserving fashion that puts people in control of their data. Far too often, digital identity services online are slow, user-hostile, and expensive for businesses to process. It costs anywhere from $10 onwards to verify the identity of people online, and upwards of $100s for corporate entities. Over the past few years many startups, established ID companies, governments, and non-profits have used decentralised identity to give people more control back of their data and make its use secure and transparent. BUT... What is currently missing is an incentives layer for the self-sovereign identity ecosystem, which hampers adoption. We use blockchain to create a decentralised network for digital identity payments. Once we build this, we will build tools to allow digital ID payments agnostic of ledger. Our initial target segment is B2B, to any companies building products on decentralised ID for people and companies. We will work with these ID companies to integrate verim's digital ID payment rails and network. Our future roadmap includes plans for enterprise and SaaS software that allows large/mid- cap organisations that want to monetise their digital ID issuance. Our mission is to make digital identity more accessible, inclusive, and commercially sustainable. Our core product is a blockchain network that makes exchanging and paying for trusted data easy, inclusive, and secure. We built this core on blockchain technology, as we believe no single company should be in control of such critical Web infrastructure. Our vision is that this new form of digital identity applies beyond just the financial industry and will be transformative for almost every industry sector imaginable. Through our network, anyone can verify identities quickly and securely with the ability for organisations checking the data to be compensated for their work.
Biconomy is a relayer infrastructure network and transaction highway to reduce the friction between applications built on the blockchain and the end-users. Biconomy’s relayer network comprises of an SDK and dashboard that abstracts and hides many of the complexities of opening a wallet, storing private keys, paying gas, and buying cryptocurrency.
At AdmitKard we aspire to make global education accessible to every student through the application of digital data and analytics, so that the study abroad admission process becomes fun and hassle free. The company believes that each student deserves an opportunity for a great career and we work towards building a future where the students are at comfort and ease while taking decisions related to higher education in a different country. The company's platform recommends courses to students from various universities in the country and abroad, as well as using the concept of near-peer mentoring and leveraging artificial intelligence and machine learning algorithms to assist aspirants in decision-making, enabling students to get curated information that is critical for making decisions regarding the choice of university based on their career goals and aspirations. AdmitKard was established on November 15, 2016 in Noida, Uttar Pradesh.
Polygon is a platform for Ethereum scaling and infrastructure development and web3. Its growing suite of products offers developers easy access to all scaling and infrastructure solutions: L2 solutions (ZK Rollups and Optimistic Rollups), sidechains, hybrid solutions, stand-alone and enterprise chains, data availability solutions, and more. Polygon’s scaling solutions have seen widespread adoption with 7,000+ applications hosted, 1B+ total transactions processed, ~130M+ unique user addresses, and $5B+ in assets secured.
Marlin is an open protocol tool that accelerates decentralized communications for DeFi and Web 3.0. It allows parties, such as miners, to connect to a decentralized network of relay nodes located around the world, allowing them to propagate blocks faster than they would otherwise be able to. The tool offers a one-of-a-kind medium for incentivizing full nodes while also offering a better P2P networking alternative for blockchains and decentralized networks in general. Marlin was founded in 2018 and is based in Singapore.
Harmony is a fast and open blockchain for decentralized applications. Our protocol has achieved secure and random state sharding. Harmony Mainnet supports thousands of nodes in multiple shards, producing blocks in a few seconds with instant finality. Our staking mechanism reduces centralization while supporting stake delegation, reward compounding and double-sign slashing. Are we decentralized yet? Harmony aims to build an open network of nodes operated and governed by a large community. Visit us at harmony.one Enjoy our monthly harmony.one/newsletter
Chromia is a platform that is both a blockchain and a relational database, built with both developers and end-users in mind.
Loom Network is a PaaS (Platform as a Service) that allows Ethereum based Solidity applications to be run on main chain and on private, and semi public chains. The goal is to allow app developers to have smart contracts that can access more computing power when necessary, or the same computing at lower costs for tasks like free trials for onboarding new users or applications that doesn't need the full security of the blockchain. Included with this system they have the ability to interact with APIs from third parties that are not on chain such as connecting with Twillio to do 2factor authentication for smart contracts. Loom tries to be the one-stop full-service platform that allow smart contract developers and traditional developers alike to create their applications without switching programming languages or manually managing servers, and all with the added advantage of easily integrating their apps with outside world. Like a Blockchain-aware and Blockchain-ready AWS.
Chainlink provides reliable tamper-proof inputs and outputs for complex smart contracts on any blockchain. Smart Contracts provide the ability to execute tamper-proof digital agreements, which are considered highly secure and highly reliable. In order to maintain a contract's overall reliability, the inputs, and outputs that the contract relies on also need to be secure. Chainlinks provide a reliable connection to external data, that is provably secure end-to-end. The company was founded in 2014 and based in Grand Cayman, Midland, Cayman Islands.
Algorand is positioned to address the blockchain’s scaling challenges through rapid and efficient user consensus, enabling even the smallest transactions, regardless of transaction volume or number of users.
Cosmos is a project with an ambitious mission: To create a network of distributed ledgers that will solve long-standing problems in the cryptocurrency and blockchain communities.
Tezos is a multi-purpose blockchain platform designed to facilitate decentralized applications (dApps) through the implementation of a self-amending protocol and on-chain governance. This governance model allows token holders to collaborate on network upgrades, fostering inclusivity and adaptability in contrast to off-chain governance systems used by other blockchains. The Tezos Foundation, based in Switzerland, oversees the promotion and development of the Tezos protocol and its associated technologies. It plays a vital role in supporting a diverse ecosystem that includes developers, network validators, and enthusiasts, all working together to enhance the platform's capabilities. The foundation allocates resources and grants to various community members, including educational institutions and developers, to encourage innovation and growth within the Tezos network. Following its initial coin offering in 2017, which raised approximately $232 million, Tezos has positioned itself as a significant player in the blockchain space, emphasizing the importance of a strong community in driving its success and future advancements.
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