Curios is a creator-focused platform designed to overhaul digital content distribution by enabling creators to sell their work directly to fans while retaining 100% of their sales revenue. The platform supports a wide array of digital content, including music, audiobooks, ebooks, videos, comedy works, digital artwork, and event sales and ticketing.
It offers a direct purchasing model for fans allowing them to buy and permanently own content without recurring subscription fees. Fans can consume owned content via the Curios website or mobile apps, both of which support offline access. Curios emphasizes a transparent connection where creators own their fan data and intellectual property while maintaining compliance with the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
The Curios platform provides tools for NFT creation and sales, cross-platform smart contract deployment, and white-label marketplace solutions. This allows creators to offer verifiably unique items and engage fans with unlockable content and secure airdrops. It also provides increased accessibility by enabling NFT purchases with fiat currency and traditional credit cards.
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Karate Combat is a unique experience combining professional martial arts with gaming and Web3 technology. It features a full contact karate league with fighters from various karate styles and, occasionally, other striking-based martial arts, compete in a unique, 6.5m x 6.5m "combat pit" with 45-degree angled walls that promote continuous action.
A hallmark of Karate Combat is its innovative use of technology. Fights are streamed globally and feature immersive CGI environments created with the Unreal Engine, offering a visually distinct experience. The league is deeply integrated with Web3 technologies, and leverages the Hedera blockchain network.
This integration includes the $KARATE token, which allows fans to participate in the "Up Only Gaming" system which rewards users for wins without forcing them to wager tokens. Through a dedicated mobile app, fans vote for fighters, potentially increasing the fighters' prize pools, and earn more $KARATE tokens if their chosen fighters win, without losing tokens for incorrect picks.
Karate Combat’s unique combat system features rules emphasizing exciting, striking-based combat, with three-minute rounds and a scoring system that rewards aggression and effectiveness. It’s known for its fast-paced action, powerful knockouts, and unique presentation.
WISeSat is a subsidiary of the global cybersecurity and IoT company WISeKey. It operates as a Swiss-based firm dedicated to providing secure satellite communications for the Internet of Things (IoT). The company's mission is to offer cost-effective, sovereign, and secure global connectivity for a wide range of applications, from smart agriculture and logistics to defense and national security.
WISeSat operates a growing constellation of low Earth orbit (LEO) nanosatellites. These satellites are designed to create a secure and resilient network for IoT devices, especially in remote or underserved areas. A key feature of WISeSat's service is its emphasis on security, incorporating advanced encryption and digital identity solutions from its parent company, WISeKey, and its affiliate, SEALSQ. This includes the integration of post-quantum cryptography to protect against future cyber threats, ensuring data integrity and confidentiality for its clients. The company offers its satellite capabilities in a "Satellite-as-a-Service" (SaaS) model, allowing clients to leverage the infrastructure for their specific needs.
WISeSat utilizes the Hedera network to enable secure and transparent machine-to-machine (M2M) transactions directly from its satellites. This is facilitated through the SEALCOIN platform, which uses Hedera's distributed ledger technology (DLT) for the secure exchange of tokens between IoT devices.
Australian Payments Plus (AP+) is the national organization responsible for Australia's core payment infrastructure. It was formed by the merger of three key entities: BPAY Group, the operator of the ubiquitous BPAY bill payment service; eftpos, the national debit card system for point-of-sale transactions; and NPP Australia, which runs the New Payments Platform (NPP). In its infrastructure capacity, AP+ processes over 7.5 billion transactions annually and is central to the daily economic activity of the country.
AP+ is also an active researcher organization that is constantly exploring the capabilities of distributed ledger technology and a member of the Hedera Council.
The relationship with Hedera provides AP+ with a framework for developing and testing new solutions that could one day integrate with or enhance its established portfolio of payment services. This involvement complements its research into other future-focused technologies, including its participation in the Reserve Bank of Australia's CBDC pilot program.
Hyundai Motor Company has launched the Supplier CO₂ Emission Monitoring System (SCEMS)—an AI‑powered, blockchain‑based platform built on the energy‑efficient and highly scalable Hedera Network. SCEMS tracks carbon emissions across Hyundai’s entire supply chain, including raw material sourcing, manufacturing processes, and transportation, ensuring data integrity, transparency, and real‑time visibility. B
By leveraging Hedera’s robust Distributed Ledger Technology, Hyundai securely collects and verifies environmental data, enabling accurate measurement, predictive forecasting, and compliance with emerging global emissions standards.
This solution simplifies and automates supplier reporting while strengthening stakeholder and investor confidence in the veracity of carbon data. Hyundai’s adoption of SCEMS exemplifies a real‑world enterprise use case within the Hedera ecosystem, demonstrating how sustainability-driven innovation can be powered by trusted, high‑performance DLT.