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DAC is a blockchain network designed for the quantum-powered era. It features EVM compatibility, Solidity smart contracts, sharding, validator nodes, and supervisory nodes. The network has a three-layer architecture consisting of SyncroChain, MasterChain, and ShardChains, with DAC as a quantum-ready Layer 1 blockchain. DAC has a dual-asset structure, with $DACC as the native blockchain currency and $DACT as an Ethereum-based token with a fixed supply of 1 billion used to activate validator and supervisor nodes.

Wow My Token is a Solana-based project that aims to integrate Web3 features into everyday consumer interactions. The project consists of two connected layers - WowMyCity and WowMyPay - that link online shopping, payments, local commerce, and community rewards. The $WYT token serves as the operational core of the ecosystem, powering rewards, payments, and broader platform activity. To encourage early adoption of the WowMyPay wallet, Wow My Token is running a dual-reward airdrop campaign, with a total of $1,000 in $WYT to be distributed among 10 winners.

Bitcoin Quantum is a cryptocurrency project focused on addressing the potential threat of quantum computing to the security of Bitcoin. It is being built and deployed at scale by BTQ Technologies, a publicly listed company focused on developing post-quantum cryptography and quantum-resilient architecture for mission-critical networks. The project aims to integrate these new cryptographic primitives into the Bitcoin protocol.

Ratehopper is a refinancing layer for DeFi borrowing markets that is built on Base. It’s a multi-agent system that doesn’t have a custodian and watches lending protocols in real time. It finds rate spreads and automatically refinances debt positions using flash loans. Users keep full control the whole time through Safe multisig infrastructure. The protocol aims to fix a real problem: there is more than $53 billion in crypto-collateralized lending markets, but most borrowers pay 50–300 basis points too much in interest because their positions are stuck in suboptimal rate tiers. Ratehopper’s agents can refinance Aave, Compound, Morpho, Moonwell, and Spark without any intervention. Ratehopper also came in sixth place overall at the Ethereum is for AI Hackathon hosted by Virtuals.

Yieldbay is a Solana-based liquidity routing dashboard that doesn’t hold any assets. It combines yield positions from major Solana DeFi protocols like Meteora, Jito, Kamino, and Jupiter Lend into one interface. This lets users keep track of, rebalance, and improve their holdings without having to switch between apps. The AI Copilot on the platform gives you real-time APY and rebalancing suggestions based on your current positions. The app went live in early January 2026, and the Rewards tracking page went live on March 11, 2026. No funding or major supporters have been made public yet.

Kled AI is a mobile data marketplace that pays people to upload files and photos that can be used to train AI models. Developers and businesses pay for this data to make AI systems better, and Kled gives some of that money back to the people who contributed it. The platform claims to be the first marketplace where consumers can get large, licensable multimodal datasets directly. The app has become very popular very quickly, with millions of daily uploads and a top-100 ranking in the App Store in many countries. The project has raised a total of $9 million, including a $5.5 million seed round in March 2026. Sebastian Thrun (founder of Waymo), Aglaé Ventures (Bernard Arnault’s fund), K5 Global, and others have all backed it.

Pendle Finance is a crypto yield trading platform designed to give users control over how yield is earned, structured, and traded. Pendle operates through two systems: Pendle V2 and Boros. Pendle V2 structures yield by splitting a yield-bearing asset into a Principal Token and a Yield Token. Boros extends Pendle's yield framework by enabling yield and interest rate expectations to be traded. Pendle has raised $16 million from investors and is available on Ethereum, Polygon, Avalanche, and Arbitrum blockchains.

The Qubic blockchain is the foundation of the high-yield project Garth ($GARTH). The story revolves around an upcoming AI takeover: on April 14, 2027, “Aigarth,” an AI system, assumes control of the project. In the interim, Garth runs an aggressive dual-engine earning system intended to serve as a source of recurring Web3 revenue. The Garth Shilling Machine, an optional social mining tool that rewards X (Twitter) activity with instant $QUBIC payouts, and the Mercy List Airdrop, a competitive weekly token distribution for devoted holders, are the project’s two main mechanisms. Future game players, NFT holders, and Zealy task finishers also accrue points for the Grand Termination Party in April 2027. Qubic is a zero-fee Layer 1 blockchain. The foundation of Garth’s tokenomics is exponential decay; each epoch, the minimum buy-in needed to qualify drops while the reward pool stays sizable in relation to participants.

Utexo is a Bitcoin-native infrastructure platform that lets you settle USDT stablecoins quickly and privately on the Bitcoin network. It gives payment operators, exchanges, wallets, custodians, and payment service providers a single API and cloud products to process USDT on a large scale, without needing middlemen or pre-funding. Some of the most important features are settlement finality in less than a second, customizable fees, built-in transaction privacy, and the chance to earn funds on BTC and USDT balances that are idle. In March 2026, the project got $7.5 million in seed funding. Tether, Big Brain Holdings, and Portal Ventures led the round, with Franklin Templeton and Maven11 Capital also helping out.

AI Arena is a project exploring the concept of players training AI-powered fighters and deploying them into automated battles on the Arbitrum blockchain. The platform introduces a competitive environment where fighters learn from player input through imitation learning and gradually improve their combat behavior over time. AI Arena is developed by ArenaX Labs and operated by the CortX Foundation, with backing from Paradigm, Framework Ventures, and SevenX Ventures. The $NRN token is central to the ecosystem, powering rewards, staking, and competitive incentives.

Spekter Agency is a gaming ecosystem being developed for messaging apps like Telegram and LINE. It features a shared progression system where players earn, rank up and unlock rewards that carry value across the entire ecosystem. The project has secured a $5M pre-seed round from investors including a16z Speedrun, London Venture Partners, and others. Spekter Agency is the first game in this ecosystem, a roguelite survivor title for Telegram and LINE where players clear stages, unlock skills, and advance through increasingly difficult missions.

Noise is a trading platform where people can bet on trends, brands, and ideas by going long or short. Noise doesn’t set prices for assets based on earnings or fundamentals. Instead, it sets prices for contracts by combining social data with live trading activity. This makes a real-time market for cultural attention. In January 2026, Paradigm led a $7.1 million seed round for Noise. Figment Capital, Anagram, GSR, JPEG Trading, and KaitoAI also took part. The platform had a beta testnet that was only open to invited users starting in May 2025. More than 1,300 people used it. Mainnet on Base is coming soon, and there is a public waitlist open right now.

Concrete is a full-stack yield infrastructure protocol that works on Ethereum and supports multi-chain vaults on Arbitrum, Berachain, and other chains. The platform makes it easy to make money by using institutional-grade vaults that take care of asset allocation, rebalancing, and compounding. Users only need to deposit once, and the system does the rest. Concrete has raised $17M in total funding, including a Series A led by Hashed and Tribe Capital, and a $9.5M strategic round led by Polychain Capital. Other important investors are YZi Labs (which used to be called Binance Labs) and VanEck. The protocol is now live on the mainnet, and its active vault products have a total value of more than $1 billion.

Beep is an AI-powered financial platform built on the Sui blockchain. It has two main modules: AI Trading, where users create AI-powered trading agents to execute strategies across selected markets, and AI Treasury, where users deposit assets into Agentic Yield for dynamic capital allocation across various yield-generating opportunities. Beep has raised $4.5 million in seed funding from investors.

BTSE is a cryptocurrency exchange operating since 2018, offering trading services for over 250 cryptocurrencies with institutional-grade technology. The platform serves retail and institutional clients through three core services: trading, payment solutions, and enterprise infrastructure. Founded by Wall Street programmers and quantitative traders, BTSE provides fiat on-ramps and off-ramps across multiple currencies. The exchange maintains security through cold-storage wallets, multi-site data redundancy, and two-factor authentication. BTSE holds regulatory licenses including one in Liechtenstein for EU operations, positioning itself as a compliant trading venue for global cryptocurrency markets.

Rip Strategies is a tokenized vault protocol based on Hyperliquid (HyperEVM) that lets users have liquid fractional exposure to managed NFT treasury strategies. The Hypurr Vault, its main product, holds a collection of 30 Hypurr NFTs, which are part of the Hyperliquid ecosystem. It also issues $rHYPURR shares that represent a share of the underlying assets. A group of OG Hyperliquid traders and EVM developers have developed the protocol. Some of them had worked on Fantom before. There have been no public announcements of outside funding rounds, so this is a community-driven project. According to DefiLlama, the vault is live on the mainnet and has about $460,000 in TVL. $rHYPURR is also actively trading on Hyperliquid DEXes. Accessibility is the main benefit of using Rip Strategies. Instead of buying whole Hypurr NFTs, users can mint $rHYPURR vault shares, which give them access to the value of the NFT basket and any airdrops those NFTs get. They can also mint, redeem, or trade them at

MetaWin is a Web3 casino platform that launched in 2022. It allows users to connect their crypto wallets and access a library of thousands of games, including slots, blackjack, roulette, and live casino titles, as well as original games like Crash, Plinko, and Dice. Many of the games on MetaWin are provably fair, enabling players to independently verify outcomes using cryptographic algorithms. The platform also includes prize competitions where players can enter draws and compete for large rewards, with events like weekly competitions and featured prize pools distributing significant payouts.

Realbet is an online casino founded by UFC superstar Conor McGregor. It offers a variety of casino games, live tables, and sports betting markets, accepting both cryptocurrency and traditional fiat deposits. The casino operates under a license issued by the Tobique Gaming Commission and uses the $REAL token as the ecosystem's native cryptocurrency, which allows users to stake and share in the platform's revenue.

Bean is a gamified on-chain mining protocol built on Base. Players compete in 60-second rounds to win ETH and earn BEAN tokens. The protocol went live on February 25, 2026. It combines competitive gameplay with real DeFi mechanics, such as real ETH stakes, on-chain randomness, and live rewards in every round. There are 25 blocks in a 5×5 grid that the game runs on. Each round, players put ETH on blocks. When the timer runs out, on-chain randomness picks one block as the winner. All deployed ETH has a 1% admin fee taken out, and the losers’ pool has a 10% vault fee added to it. Miners on the winning block get a fair share of the remaining ETH from losing blocks. Every round also makes one BEAN token, which goes to the miner on the winning block.

Calamity is a 2D top-down action MMORPG that runs on the Ronin blockchain. It has real-time PvE dungeons and PvP combat, and its economy is completely player-driven. Players take on dungeons, gear up, and compete against each other in the game. They earn real-value rewards based on how well they do, not how much time they spend playing. The game’s economy is based on real value (100 Gold = $1), and players can trade items in an on-chain Auction House. The project is self-funded and puts the community first, with no confirmed VC backing. This makes it an alternative to GameFi launches that are driven by VCs. Calamity is currently in an incentivised playtest phase with regular competitive seasons that give out rewards before the full mainnet token launch.