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Switchboard operates a multichain oracle network that facilitates the integration of various data types onto the Solana blockchain. Its platform enables developers to create high-performance data feeds from any API, streamlining the process of publishing data on-chain. Key features include the ability to locate data sources, define feeds, and connect these feeds to projects, allowing developers to build data feeds and request randomness quickly and efficiently. By simplifying the process of bringing data onto the blockchain, Switchboard aims to empower the Solana community and enhance the development of decentralized applications.

BuildBear Labs develops a platform dedicated to simplifying Web3 development. It offers a unique environment for continuous smart contract testing, mirroring real-world conditions to ensure optimal performance upon deployment. The platform supports multiple Ethereum-compatible chains and aims to make Web3 development more accessible and efficient.

Lava is building the Amazon for data across web3, Lava is the modular data access network for scaling access to any blockchain. Anyone can add in-demand chains and APIs as modules to Lava, with each module being served by a network of node operators competing to offer the best service. RPC is the first service supported by the protocol and already helps developers unlock innovation across 30+ chains. By leveraging modular architecture and a peer-to-peer network of node operators, Lava powers the universal and performant infrastructure layer for developers to build whatever, wherever.

Analog is a decentralized platform focused on facilitating omnichain interoperability and transferring validated event data in the Web3 ecosystem. Built on the Proof-of-Time consensus algorithm, Analog serves as the creator of the Timechain, a consensus-agnostic protocol that enhances cross-chain communication. The company offers a suite of developer tools, including the Watch SDK and Timegraph SDK, which enable developers to deploy and query blockchain data seamlessly across connected networks. The Watch SDK provides a data infrastructure toolkit, while the Timegraph SDK simplifies access to organized Web3 data through an intuitive interface. By developing features such as the General Message Passing SDK, Analog aims to empower developers to create innovative event-based applications that extend beyond simple token transfers, thereby contributing to a more interconnected and trustless blockchain environment.

Nibiru Chain is an innovative Layer 1 blockchain and smart contract ecosystem designed to enhance throughput and security for developers and users. It aims to facilitate mainstream adoption of Web3 by providing a user-friendly and developer-centric environment for decentralized application (dApp) development across various sectors, including decentralized finance (DeFi), gaming, real-world assets, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and more. Since its inception in late 2022, numerous projects have been built on Nibiru, all focused on improving interactions with digital assets. The platform operates on a Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism, utilizing its core utility token, NIBI, for network security, governance, and transaction fees. A unique feature of Nibiru is its "Dev Gas" royalty mechanism, which allows developers to earn a portion of the gas fees from their smart contracts, further incentivizing ecosystem growth and development. Overall, Nibiru Chain is positioned as a comprehensive solution for creating a seamless and efficient blockchain experience.

Ethos is a platform that serves as a wallet and hub for decentralized applications (dApps), non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and various user experiences. It provides a React library equipped with hooks that enable developers to interact seamlessly with blockchain technology and digital wallets. By offering a range of utility functions, Ethos aims to simplify the development process and help create the essential components needed for a robust dApp experience. The company is focused on empowering both developers and users by making the capabilities of the decentralized web more accessible.

AtomicJar is an integration testing platform founded on March 2, 2021, in Newark, New Jersey, by Sergei Egorov. The company focuses on creating developer tools that simplify automated testing processes. By utilizing containers, AtomicJar enables developers to effectively conduct unit and domain testing, addressing the complexities associated with various dependencies in production environments. The platform aims to enhance the software development cycle by providing easier methods for integration testing, ultimately improving the overall experience for developers.

Nibiru Chain is an innovative Layer 1 blockchain and smart contract ecosystem designed to enhance throughput and security for developers and users. It aims to facilitate mainstream adoption of Web3 by providing a user-friendly and developer-centric environment for decentralized application (dApp) development across various sectors, including decentralized finance (DeFi), gaming, real-world assets, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and more. Since its inception in late 2022, numerous projects have been built on Nibiru, all focused on improving interactions with digital assets. The platform operates on a Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism, utilizing its core utility token, NIBI, for network security, governance, and transaction fees. A unique feature of Nibiru is its "Dev Gas" royalty mechanism, which allows developers to earn a portion of the gas fees from their smart contracts, further incentivizing ecosystem growth and development. Overall, Nibiru Chain is positioned as a comprehensive solution for creating a seamless and efficient blockchain experience.

Lava is building the Amazon for data across web3, Lava is the modular data access network for scaling access to any blockchain. Anyone can add in-demand chains and APIs as modules to Lava, with each module being served by a network of node operators competing to offer the best service. RPC is the first service supported by the protocol and already helps developers unlock innovation across 30+ chains. By leveraging modular architecture and a peer-to-peer network of node operators, Lava powers the universal and performant infrastructure layer for developers to build whatever, wherever.

LinearB is a leading provider of Software Engineering Intelligence (SEI) platforms, aimed at enhancing productivity and performance for engineering teams within modern enterprises. Established in 2018 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California, the company serves over 3,000 engineering leaders globally. LinearB's platform offers a suite of features that include workforce training analysis, organizational benchmarking, and priority-ranked improvement recommendations, all designed to leverage objective, data-driven insights. This enables organizations to enhance developer experience, optimize project delivery, and implement effective workflow automations. By translating engineering data into actionable insights, LinearB facilitates scalable and resilient operations while ensuring visibility into the business impact of engineering efforts.

Docker develops an open container platform for building, shipping, and running distributed applications. The platform enables developers and operations teams to package applications into portable containers that run consistently across laptops, on-premises data centers, and public cloud environments. It provides container runtime and packaging tools, development language support and tooling for building, scaling, deploying, and load balancing, and a cloud service for sharing applications and automating workflows. Founded in 2008 and based in San Francisco, the company aims to simplify application development and accelerate delivery from code to the cloud.

Analog is a decentralized platform focused on facilitating omnichain interoperability and transferring validated event data in the Web3 ecosystem. Built on the Proof-of-Time consensus algorithm, Analog serves as the creator of the Timechain, a consensus-agnostic protocol that enhances cross-chain communication. The company offers a suite of developer tools, including the Watch SDK and Timegraph SDK, which enable developers to deploy and query blockchain data seamlessly across connected networks. The Watch SDK provides a data infrastructure toolkit, while the Timegraph SDK simplifies access to organized Web3 data through an intuitive interface. By developing features such as the General Message Passing SDK, Analog aims to empower developers to create innovative event-based applications that extend beyond simple token transfers, thereby contributing to a more interconnected and trustless blockchain environment.

Cal.com develops an open-source calendar platform for event scheduling and management. Its API-driven solution offers customization, embedding options, and cross-platform support, helping businesses streamline their scheduling processes.

Snickerdoodle is a blockchain-based platform that aims to create a privacy-preserving data economy by giving data owners control over their information and a pathway to monetize it. It builds infrastructure to own and securely monetize personal and organizational data, and offers an enterprise NFT-based data layer for real-time audience insights. The platform bridges Web2 and Web3, distributing value to data owners, consumers, and creators while protecting privacy. It enables the capture of the collective value of data and attention and supports secure data sharing and monetization. The goal is a transparent, participatory data ecosystem driven by user ownership and value distribution.

Founded in Miami in 2017, QuickNode is a comprehensive blockchain development platform that empowers developers and businesses with fast, reliable APIs and supportive tools to execute Web3 ideas efficiently.

Docker develops an open container platform for building, shipping, and running distributed applications. The platform enables developers and operations teams to package applications into portable containers that run consistently across laptops, on-premises data centers, and public cloud environments. It provides container runtime and packaging tools, development language support and tooling for building, scaling, deploying, and load balancing, and a cloud service for sharing applications and automating workflows. Founded in 2008 and based in San Francisco, the company aims to simplify application development and accelerate delivery from code to the cloud.

Minerva is a developer of a process sharing platform used to help capture and share dynamic workflows for any website. Its product allows users to create clickable instructions on properties they don't own and also supports native experiences through their software development kit (SDK) and browser extension that enable businesses to create documentation easily and efficiently. Minerva was founded in 2019 and is based in Brooklyn, New York.

Dataform is a developer of a data modeling platform that facilitates the management of SQL data workflows within cloud data warehouses, including Google BigQuery, Amazon Redshift, and Snowflake. The platform empowers analysts and data engineers to transform raw data into reliable datasets suitable for analysis. Features such as a cloud SQL workbench, visual data dependencies, GitHub integration, and scheduling capabilities enable users to effectively manage their data processes, ensuring streamlined data management and improved analytics outcomes.