Vladimir Orlik

Ardor is a multichain blockchain platform with a parent-child chain architecture. The security of the whole network is provided by the parent Ardor chain while the interoperable child chains have all the functionality. The team believes that this design and access to hybrid user permissioning capabilities are the key to the flexibility necessary for a variety of use cases and opens the door towards the mainstream adoption of blockchain technology.

Ardor was created with scalability in mind and solves many existing industry problems such as blockchain bloat, single token dependency, and the need for easily customizable-yet-compatible blockchain solutions. Ardor is based on Nxt technology and claims to offer the first pure proof of stake consensus algorithm. Ardor's first child chain is Ignis.

Vulcan Forged is a blockchain game studio and NFT marketplace. They are the makers of VulcanVerse.

PYR is the native utility token that is used for:

Fees for marketplace settlement

Staking in VulcanVerse land and other assets

Upgrading and sustaining game asset levels

Play-to-earn rewards

Access to our game developers and NFT dapp incubation program

Vulcan Forged Platforms and games include:

*VulcanVerse, a Grece-Roman fantasy metaverse made up of 10,000 plots of land * Anvil, a crypto-less and gas-free NFT engine for easy game and dApp onboarding * Vulcan Market, a gas free NFT marketplace for all Vulcan Forged games * Berserk, an NFT online TGG * Frenzy, a create-your-own tournament platform with PYR as it’s reward token.

There are 50 million PYR tokens created. 20 million of them are max circulation. Another 10 million will be used for play-to-earn pools and staking, using the off-chain value LAVA to determine your p

WOO Network is a deep liquidity network connecting traders, exchanges, institutions, and DeFi platforms with democratized access to the best-in-class liquidity and trading execution at lower or zero cost. WOO Token is used in the network’s CeFi and DeFi products for staking and fee discounts.

Presently, a diverse set of products and services interfacing retail, institutions, CeFi, and DeFi, have been built: * WOO X is a zero-fee trading platform providing professional and institutional traders with the best-in-class liquidity and execution. It features fully customizable modules for workspace customization. * WOOFi - a decentralized exchange deployed across select DeFi protocols and applications to provide users with enhanced on-chain liquidity and execution. Currently offering swaps, WOO staking and yield-generating pools on BNB Chain and Avalanche. * WOO Network offers liquidity as a service for institutional clients such as exchanges to upgrade their orderbooks to a depth deeper than top exchanges and tighten their bid/ask spread.

RenderToken (RNDR) is a distributed GPU rendering network built on top of the Ethereum blockchain, aiming to connect artists and studios in need of GPU compute power with mining partners willing to rent their GPU capabilities out. Conceived in 2009 by OTOY, inc. CEO Jules Urbach and launched in 2017, RNDR held its first public token sale in October of that same year, followed by a private sale period lasting from January 2018 – May 2018, wherein a total of 117,843,239 RNDR were sold at a price of 1 RNDR = $0.25 USD equivalent of token. During the private sale period, early adopters were onboarded onto the RNDR Beta Testnet, where beta node operators and artists worked collaboratively with the RNDR team in building and testing the network, up until its public launch on April 27th 2020.

RNDR is an ERC-20 utility token used by artists on the network to exchange for GPU compute power from GPU providers (node operators). RNDR utilizes a combination manual and automatic proof of work system, or in this case proof of render, in order to verify all art has been successfully rendered prior to payment disbursal and art release. Utilizing the inherent security properties of the Ethereum blockchain, proprietary assets are hashed upon upload and sent to nodes piecemeal for rendering. All RNDR payments are stored in escrow during rendering, and are released to node operators upon manual verification by the commissioning artist of successful work. To prevent malicious actors in both user bases, all assets rendered on the network are watermarked until payment is successfully disbursed, upon which time un-watermarked renderings may be downloaded, and all payment is held in escrow until manually verified as being correctly rendered.

Backed by parent company OTOY, the RNDR team is based out of Los Angeles, with team members throughout the world. The RNDR advisory board boasts industry leaders such as Ari Emanuel (Co-Founder and Co-CEO, WME), JJ Abrams (Chairman and CEO, Bad Robot Productions) and Brendan Eich (Founder and CEO, Brave Software and BAT), who have all advised RNDR in various capacities in bridging the gap between creating a system that appeals to both cryptocurrency communities and Hollywood studio production pipelines.

Dogelon Mars is a dog-themed meme coin on Ethereum and Polygon. It follows the example of other successful dog coins like Dogecoin, Shiba Inu and Floki Inu.

Dogelon Mars plays on several popular themes in the meme coin space. Its name is a mixture of Dogecoin and Elon Musk, the billionaire entrepreneur who is an outspoken supporter of Doge. It alludes to Mars, a spin on the famous moon meme, implying that Dogelon will experience a massive upward movement. Beyond its tongue-in-cheek name, Dogelon Mars has managed to build a significant community, with more than 300,000 Twitter followers and more than 84,000 followers on Telegram.

Just like is the case for its more prominent and more established cousins, the founders of this particular dog coin are unknown. That is somewhat of a common occurrence for meme coins, and investors are well-advised due to due diligence with little-known coins to avoid falling victim to malicious practices like rug-pulls and exit scams. With that said, ELON has been on the market for several months, making the likelihood of the coin being a scam relatively small.

Dogelon Mars uses a humorous comic story of Dogelon, the dog giving the coin its name, as a background for its coin. Dogelon “explores the greatest mysteries of the galaxy and seeks to recolonize the planet he once called home with the help of the friends he’s made during his travels through the stars.” Several short comics are published on the coin’s website that follow Dogelon on his adventures to Mars, where he meets friends and goes on adventures.

Dogelon Mars does not have a roadmap per se, but instead developed a fantasy version through its comics. After the re-colonization of Mars in 2420, Dogelon will have to fight for survival against the annihilators. This fantasized version suggests that once the coin is listed on all major exchanges, the price of ELON will reach “Mars,” or, in other words, it will trade at a much higher valuation. However, “annihilators,” by which the volatility of the crypto markets could be meant, will be a problem the community will have to fight against.

In practice, ELON is a meme coin without much utility beyond buying it and holding it in a wallet like Metamask. However, considering it has a potent combination of several very “memeable” attributes in its title (Elon Musk, Doge, Moon/Mars), Dogelon Mars could appreciate rapidly if the overall cryptocurrency market appreciates and the risk appetite for meme coins increases.

Serum is the only high-performant DEX designed around a fully on-chain central limit order book and matching engine. Ecosystem partners can compose with Serum’s on-chain orderbook to share liquidity and power their trading features for institutional and retail users.

In light of the popularity of DeFi and the growth of DEXes on Ethereum, users and developers are limited by high gas costs and slow transactions. Serum aims to resolve these traditional problems of DeFi, as well as issues of centralization, low capital efficiency, and liquidity segmentation.

The SRM utility and governance token enables users to receive discounts on protocol fees and voting rights; 100% of exchange fees flow back to SRM via buy-and-burn, staking rewards, and ecosystem grants.