Hgraph.io is a network explorer and analytics platform for the Hedera Hashgraph public ledger. It provides a comprehensive interface to access, search, and analyze real-time and historical data generated on the Hedera network. This includes detailed information about transaction status, timestamps, involved accounts, and memos.
The platform’s services apply to HBAR accounts and allows users to view balances, transaction histories, and associated Hedera Token Service (HTS) tokens or non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in real time. Hgraph.io also presents key network statistics, which can include overall transaction volume, the operational status of consensus nodes, details on HBAR supply, and usage metrics for Hedera network services such as the Hedera Consensus Service (HCS) and Hedera Smart Contract Service (HSC).
Hgraph.io also serves as an HTS token explorer, providing data on total supply, distribution, and transfer activities. For developers and businesses it is a valuable tool for monitoring network activity, verifying transactions, and analyzing on-ledger events. It aims to enhance transparency and accessibility within the Hedera ecosystem by making ledger data easily navigable and understandable.
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The D'CENT Wallet is cryptocurrency storage solution developed by IoTrust, a South Korean company founded by security experts. Its flagship product is the D'CENT Biometric Wallet, a hardware device emphasizing robust security through features including a Common Criterial Evaluation Assurance Level 5+ (EAL5+) certified Secure Element chip, fingerprint authentication for transaction signing, and a bespoke onboard secure operating system.
The D’CENT cold storage wallet supports numerous digital assets including Bitcoin, Ethereum, XRP, Hedera tokens, and many other mainnet coins and tokens. It also provides a mobile application that serves as an interface for its hardware wallets (Biometric and Card-type) and can also function as a standalone software wallet facilitating portfolio management, secure transactions, and access to decentralized applications (DApps) via its Discovery tab.
The D’CENT platform supports management of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) and other Web3 assets as well as offering features for cross-chain interaction through its platform and user application.
Exodus is a non-custodial cryptocurrency wallet company founded in 2015. Headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska, the firm is dedicated to providing a user-friendly and secure platform that gives individuals full control over their digital assets.
The company's primary product is the Exodus Wallet, a multi-asset software wallet available on desktop and mobile platforms. It allows users to securely store, manage, and exchange a vast array of cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, and over one hundred others. Key features include a built-in exchange for seamless asset swaps, portfolio tracking, and the ability to earn rewards through staking. A central tenet of the Exodus platform is its "zero-knowledge" security model, which means that user data and private keys are encrypted and stored locally on the user's device, ensuring that only the user has access to their funds.
Exodus provides full support for Hedera's native cryptocurrency, HBAR, allowing users to create a Hedera account, send, receive, and exchange HBAR directly within the app.
Hala Systems is a social enterprise founded in 2015 that develops advanced technology to protect civilians in conflict zones. Its mission is to reduce violence and provide accountability through the creation of early warning systems and tools for documenting war crimes.
The company's flagship product is Sentry, an AI-powered early warning system that predicts and warns civilians of impending threats, such as airstrikes. Sentry uses a network of remote sensors and real-time data to provide warnings, giving people crucial time to find safety. The system has been deployed in Syria, where it has been credited with significantly reducing casualties. In addition to its warning capabilities, Hala Systems also focuses on accountability, developing tools that allow for the secure collection of evidence of war crimes.
To ensure the integrity of the data collected, such as photos and videos of potential war crimes, Hala uses the Hedera Consensus Service (HCS) to create a tamper-proof and cryptographically secure record of the evidence. Each piece of media has its metadata logged on the Hedera network, creating a verifiable and immutable audit trail.