Legends of The Past is a free-to-play (F2P) player-vs-player (PVP) action brawler game for mobile built on the Hedera network. It reimagines iconic historical figures as formidable combatants which can be deployed and controlled by players.
Historical characters including Egyptian queen Cleopatra, Italian Renaissance polymath Leonardo Da Vinci, and Mexican painter Frida Kahlo as unique fighters battling for ultimate glory in the mythical Heaven of Legends arena where they compete for the coveted title of "Legend among Legends."
The game combines engaging, fast-paced mobile battles with rewarding Web3 elements. As players progress, they unlock in-game assets including non-fungible tokens (NFTs), loot boxes, and native game tokens. It also features a series of collectible NFT’s called “Infinity Jars” which are limited to only 500 in existence and give holders special perks and VIP access to events.
"Legends of The Past" is a community-based gaming ecosystem built exclusively on the Hedera blockchain network by professionals hailing from renowned gaming studios such as Supercell, Ankama, Ubisoft, and Square Enix.
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Arkhia is an enterprise-grade Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) provider founded in 2022. It was established to bridge the gap between shared public network resources, which can be limited, and the complex, resource-intensive private infrastructure that large-scale applications require.
Arkhia's services are specifically tailored for the Hedera network. The platform offers a suite of tools designed to streamline the development process, including dedicated RPC services, a powerful REST API for interacting with the Hedera Mirror Node, and specialized tools like Watchtower for real-time data streaming and WorkBench for analyzing on-chain data. By offering a high-availability, low-latency environment, Arkhia enables developers to focus on building their applications without the operational overhead of managing their own infrastructure.
The connection between Arkhia and Hedera is fundamental; Arkhia's entire platform is built to support and enhance development on the Hedera public ledger. Leveraging a partnership with Google Cloud, Arkhia provides enterprise-level reliability and performance, ensuring that applications built on its infrastructure can scale to meet high demand.
The IBM Blockchain Platform was a short-term funding and technology project involving the Hedera blockchain network. While this specific project has evolved into an ongoing enterprise blockchain strategy, IBM remains intrinsically involved with the Hedera network as a member of the Hedera Governing Council.
This position provides IBM with a direct voice and vote in the governance of the Hedera public network, influencing its technical roadmap, policies, and overall strategic direction. As a council member, IBM also contributes to the network's operational integrity by running a consensus node.
This engagement with Hedera allows IBM to participate, offer insights and contribute to advancements which align with its broader interests in advancing enterprise-grade distributed ledger solutions (DLT). This involvement complements IBM's extensive work with permissioned blockchains and strengthens the partnership between Hedera and the broader technology industry while providing a holistic perspective on the evolving blockchain landscape for IBM’s global enterprise clients.
SEALSQ is a Swiss-based semiconductor company that specialises in developing secure microcontrollers and implementing post-quantum cryptography. A subsidiary of WISeKey, SEALSQ provides the hardware foundation for securing connected devices in a wide array of industries, including smart energy, automotive, industrial automation, and consumer electronics.
SEALSQ’s product portfolio is centred on providing end-to-end digital security. This includes the VaultIC family of secure elements, which are tamper-resistant microcontrollers offering cryptographic services for authentication and data integrity. They also develop secure ARM platforms and are pioneering post-quantum RISC-V chips to protect against future threats from quantum computing. Beyond the chips themselves, SEALSQ provides Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) and provisioning services, allowing for the secure management of a device’s digital identity throughout its lifecycle.
SEALSQ is partnered with Hedera to integrate its quantum-resistant semiconductors directly into the Hedera network's infrastructure. This partnership aims to protect the Hedera ecosystem from the emerging threat of quantum computing by "future-proofing" digital signatures and communication channels. Specifically, SEALSQ's hardware will be used in the SEALCOIN project, a tokenised platform for machine-to-machine (M2M) transactions on Hedera, which is a core component of the DePIN (Decentralised Physical Infrastructure Network) being developed by WISeKey and its subsidiaries.
HashSea is a dedicated NFT marketplace and launchpad platform operating on the Hedera blockchain network. It provides a space for creators and buyers to mint live, purchase assets on secondary market or create their own NFT assets while engaging with the other digital assets native to the Hedera network.
As a marketplace, HashSea facilitates the discovery, purchase, and sale of Hedera NFTs, leveraging the network's high throughput and remarkably low, predictable transaction fees. Meanwhile, functioning as a launchpad, HashSea empowers creators by offering tools and services to easily mint and debut new projects directly to the Hedera ecosystem. This dual role positions HashSea as a key enabler for both established and emerging artists and developers looking to capitalize on Hedera's efficient, carbon-negative infrastructure.
HashSea’s utilization of the Hedera Token Service (HTS) allows it to offer features embedded features such as native, enforceable royalties for creators and near instant transactions. It supports the HashPack wallet for minting, listing, and trading NFTs on the Hedera blockchain network.