Dragon Glass is a real-time data streaming and analytics platform specifically designed for the Hedera network. It provides developers, businesses, and users with live, granular access to the vast amounts of data generated on the Hedera public ledger. This includes comprehensive details about transactions, Hedera Consensus Service (HCS) messages, Hedera Token Service (HTS) token transfers, and interactions with Hedera Smart Contracts.
Key features of Dragon Glass include robust real-time data feeds, which are delivered via APIs using protocols such as WebSockets or gRPC, enabling responsive application development. It also offers capabilities for querying historical ledger data, allowing for in-depth analysis and reporting. Users can filter data streams or subscribe to specific events, accounts, or topics relevant to their needs.
Dragon Glass supports a numerous use cases ranging from powering dApp front-ends and analytics dashboards to enabling exchanges and wallet providers with up-to-the-second information. It empowers the Hedera ecosystem by making its on-ledger data more accessible, actionable, and easier to integrate into diverse applications.
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OneSpan is a Web3 platform that offers a dedicated eClosing solution designed to digitize and secure the entire lifecycle of high-value digital agreements, particularly in the mortgage and lending industries. The platform streamlines the closing process by enabling remote online notarization (RON), electronic signatures, and identity verification, all within a secure and compliant digital environment. A central component of this solution is the OneSpan eVault, a specialized repository for managing the authoritative copy of critical digital documents, such as promissory notes (eNotes).
To provide an unparalleled level of trust and auditability, OneSpan has integrated its platform with ProvenDB, a data integrity service built on the Hedera network. When a document is signed or a key milestone is reached in the eClosing process, a cryptographic fingerprint (hash) of the agreement is anchored to the Hedera public ledger. This action, facilitated by ProvenDB, creates a permanent and immutable timestamped record on the Hedera Consensus Service (HCS).
Hyland is a leading content services provider founded in 1991 and headquartered in Westlake, Ohio. It develops software solutions that help organizations manage content, automate processes, and make more informed decisions. Hyland serves a wide range of industries, including healthcare, financial services, government, and manufacturing, with a global presence and a large, diverse customer base.
The company's core offering is a suite of content services platforms, most notably OnBase, which is designed to be a single enterprise information platform for managing content, processes, and cases. Hyland's services include intelligent document capture, workflow automation, case management, and secure document archiving. A key product is Hyland Credentials, a solution that uses blockchain technology to issue and verify digital records, such as academic transcripts and professional certifications, in a secure and tamper-proof manner.
The company's blockchain solutions are built on the open-source Blockcerts standard, which is designed to be blockchain-agnostic, thus allowing for interconnectivity with the Hedera blockchain network.
Lazy Superheroes is a play-to-earn (P2E) idle game built on the Hedera network, centered around a collection of unique superhero non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The project combines digital ownership with passive gameplay, allowing players to earn rewards without requiring constant, active participation. To engage with the game, a player must first own a Lazy Superhero NFT, which serves as their primary in-game character.
The core gameplay loop involves sending superhero NFTs on missions. Missions are time-based and, once initiated, they run passively in the background. Upon successful completion, players are rewarded with $LAZY, the game's native utility token. This token is central to the game’s economy and progression system. Players can then use their earned $LAZY to train their superheroes, which improves their stats and attributes. Upgrading a hero increases its effectiveness, allowing it to undertake more challenging missions and generate greater rewards in the future.
This cycle of sending heroes on missions, earning $LAZY, and reinvesting it into training forms a strategic loop that encourages long-term engagement. The entire ecosystem, from the superhero NFTs to the $LAZY token and the mission transactions, is built and managed on the Hedera network.
DPUB is a decentralised publishing platform that aims to simplify the process of creating and distributing content on the Hedera network. It’s designed to empower creators by providing them with the tools to launch NFTs, create token-gated communities, and manage crowdfunding campaigns and DAOs.
The core of DPUB's service is a user-friendly, no-code platform that allows creators to mint their work as NFTs and build communities around their content. Its features include decentralised auctions and a secondary marketplace, which provide creators with new avenues for monetization and passive income through royalties.
DPUB is built on Hedera and utilises the Hedera Token Service (HTS) for minting and managing all NFTs and other digital assets on the platform as well as the Hedera Consensus Service (HCS) to ensure the fair bidding. By leveraging Hedera's high throughput, low fees, and robust security, DPUB offers a scalable and efficient solution for decentralised publishing and creator monetisation.