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Find the nearest restrooms, crowdedsourced, verified by AI, on chain.
Zero-knowledge credit protocol enabling true undercollateralized loans for anyone through proof of personhood. No assets required.
A web app for creators to document and showcase their process onchain via a feed from Zora and Base. Features email wallet setup and credit card purchases for easy onboarding. Tailored for musicians, designers, and builders, it simplifies onchain adoption.
Reputable is built to enable any verified human beings to issue micro-credentials with a decay function.
Condotel tokenization, fully compliant and ready to integrate in any protocol
An infrastructural tool for AI agent-powered memecoin trading
A yield strategy marketplace enabling users to discover and auto-compound returns through expert-curated DeFi positions. Compare live yields, track performance metrics, and automatically deploy capital across proven strategies.
The hyper-focused ultimate SocialFi x SportFi platform! Engage with dynamic AIGC-generated quizzes, pool-based fantasy sports, fan tokens, and NFT collectibles. Built on EVM-compatible chains for seamless scalability and powered by Flow, Chiliz, Scroll, Celo, Morph and Mantle. 🏀
Learn how to manage crypto and use your smart wallet with text and voice commands. Check prices, view balances, mint ENS names, and send money effortlessly.
First-ever multi-signature wallet with cross-chain capabilities powered by CCIP. Verify recipient activity and build trust across blockchains.
Industry.ai: An autonomous Web3 agent agency where specialized AI agents collaborate seamlessly to automate complex tasks across DeFi, NFTs & more, all through natural conversation—no technical knowledge required.
An onchain version of the popular word game Wordle that keeps group scores fair, private, and hint-free. Now, groups can share their daily Wordle scores without unintentionally giving hints – scores are encrypted and visible only to invited players.