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SimpleHash is the easiest multi-chain NFT API, Multi-chain NFT indexing & querying infrastructure.

Alex Kilkka

SimpleHash

DApps, Blockchain Decentralized Apps, are a multi-billion dollar market, fast growing and set to take over finance, but... writing safe DApps today is too difficult. That is why we at MuKn created Glow, a language that makes it tremendously easier to write, and verify, DApps—a “JavaScript for Blockchain”. We have a working prototype, and seek funding to turn it into a market-disrupting product. We at MuKn are building excavators instead.

Our team uniquely combines expertise in all above-mentionned fields, and also in Programming Languages and Formal Methods. We encoded our expertise in a language, Glow, that abstracts over the complexity of Blockchain. With our language, you only need a single expert, in the subject matter of your DApp, whether it is derivatives trading, insurance, supply chain, etc. Our compiler and runtime take care of Blockchain.

Glow makes DApps vastly simpler, hence cheaper, faster and easier to write—but also to audit. To further simplify audit, and unlike our competition, Glow has built-in support for formal methods to automate the verification of security properties. Note how independent audit is essential for DApps because users put their assets at risk with no recourse, which is not the case with centralized applications. Also unlike our competition, our language will run on every blockchain, not just a single one you must bet on. DApp writers and users won't care anymore which blockchain they use; Glow will therefore commoditize the underlying Blockchains and disrupt the market.

Everyone will use Glow. All financial institutions will use our services. We will provide the marketplace for blockchain services. We will be the “Microsoft of Blockchain”.

Mutual Knowledge Systems

Yul+, New low-level language for Ethereum. Yul is an incredible little language written by the Solidity Developers as a compilation target for further optimizations. It features a simplistic and functional low-level grammar. It allows the developer to get much closer to raw EVM than Solidity, and with that comes the promise to drastically improved gas usage.

Yul+

Ethereum flavored WebAssembly, eWASM, just ethereum’s version of the WASM (which stands for WebAssembly) code, created by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), the team of developers responsible for maintaining and standardizing the web.

eWASM will allow developers to code in multiple programming languages — not just the ethereum-specific language, Solidity — and is said to come with a host of performance enhancements as well.

ewasm

Open Network Systems, formerly known as C3 Labs.

OpenNetSys is creating C3 (C3 Compute Chain) which is a platform that allows developers to create complex distributed applications for blockchain, using any software language. C3 provides free and open source software for enabling layer 2 chains that can scale.

OpenNetSys

Play project connects multiple nodes into an open, transparent and censorship resistant p2p search engine for verified solidity source code.

Each node is a separate database with a built in verification system, indexing system and an API.

When somebody clones a node, the clone will automatically publish itself to a topic on a DHT system, so that existing clones can discover and subscribe to the new clone and the new clone discovers and subscribes to the existing clones.

When a new verified contract is stored in any of the clones, all subscribed clones are notified and if they can re-verify the contract it will also be stored to their database.

Having a p2p database and efficient indexing system in place, Play will create a search page, which enables users to search the p2p network for verified source code which match certain keywords, function names, code snippets, comments or other patterns.

Users can browse the results and explore the source code to learn, edit and re-deploy to a simulator to interact with the contract.

Play Project

Tools for dapps, Command-line-friendly tools for blockchain development. We believe that the free software movement is the most important cultural predecessor to the modern-day renaissance in decentralized technologies. To catalyze the growth of this ecosystem, and to empower hackers to participate, we’re building a comprehensive suite of blockchain-oriented developer tools in the spirit of the Unix philosophy. Dapp is all you need to start developing for Ethereum. It creates new dapps, runs Solidity unit tests, debugs, deploys, launches testnets, and more.

dapp.tools

DefiLlama, DeFI TVL aggregator. Based on Uniswap Info and its fork SushiSwap.vision.

DefiLlama

TrueBlocks, formerly called QuickBlocks and Great Hill Corporation. Web 3.0 Native Desktop Applications on Ethereum.

It has been providing internet-based software since before the World Wide Web. In 1996, we released the first version of Calendars for the Web™, our popular interactive, web-based calendaring/scheduling system. We’ve been delivering this monthly service for more than 15 years, enabling 1,000s of clients to coordinate shared resources among their many participants.

Our dedication to quality software and customer service is reflected in our long, fruitful relationships with our clients. In early 2016, we pivoted our full attention to the Ethereum blockchain space. We first released EthSlurp™ in March of  2016. Since then we’ve been working on QuickBlocks™.

TrueBlocks

Solidity, the Contract-Oriented Programming Language. Solidity is a statically typed, contract-oriented, high-level language for implementing smart contracts on the Ethereum platform.

Solidity is a statically-typed curly-braces programming language designed for developing smart contracts that run on the Ethereum Virtual Machine. Smart contracts are programs that are executed inside a peer-to-peer network where nobody has special authority over the execution, and thus they allow to implement tokens of value, ownership, voting and other kinds of logics.

When deploying contracts, you should use the latest released version of Solidity. This is because breaking changes as well as new features and bug fixes are introduced regularly. We currently use a 0.x version number to indicate this fast pace of change.

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