Qyuki is a data-driven digital media company based in India that is dedicated to empowering the country's creator economy. It was co-founded by industry leaders including musician A.R. Rahman, Qyuki functions as a full-service network for digital artists and influencers. The company’s core mission is to discover, nurture, and manage a diverse roster of talent, providing them with the strategic support needed to grow their audience and brand. This includes services such as content production, digital rights management, and audience development, all informed by sophisticated data analytics to optimize reach and engagement across various social media platforms.
A key part of Qyuki’s service is creating monetization opportunities for its creators through brand partnerships, endorsements, and sponsored content. The company acts as a vital bridge between India’s top brands and its vast network of digital talent.
Qyuki is partnered with the HBAR Foundation and features a Web3 platform on the Hedera network called the "Qyuki Vibe." This initiative enables creators to launch their own NFTs and other digital assets, creating new avenues for artists to monetize their work, engage directly with their fanbase, and manage royalties with greater transparency.
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Howlite is a Canadian technology company that is focused on providing innovative solutions for the creator economy. The company's mission is to empower creators by providing them with the tools and infrastructure to build and manage their own decentralized communities and economies.
The core of Howlite's service is a comprehensive, no-code platform that allows creators to launch and manage their own social tokens and NFTs. The platform is designed to be a one-stop-shop for creators, providing everything from token creation and distribution to community management and governance tools. The platform also includes features for creating token-gated content and experiences, as well as a marketplace for trading creator tokens and NFTs.
The Howlite platform is built on the Hedera network. It uses the Hedera Token Service (HTS) for the creation and management of all digital assets on the platform, while the Hedera Consensus Service (HCS) provides a transparent and auditable record of all community governance activities.
EarthID is a UK-based company founded in 2018 that has developed a decentralised identity and verifiable credentials platform. The company's mission is to combat identity fraud, enhance data privacy, and build customer trust in an increasingly digital world.
The core of EarthID's service is a platform that enables organizations to issue and verify digital credentials in a secure and frictionless manner. This includes solutions for Digital KYC, which streamlines customer onboarding, and passwordless authentication, which enhances security by removing the need for traditional passwords. The platform is designed to be compliant with global data regulations including GDPR.
EarthID's platform is built on the Hedera network and uses the Hedera Consensus Service (HCS) to create an immutable and auditable log of all identity-related transactions, ensuring a high level of trust and transparency. The integration with Hedera is fundamental to EarthID's ability to offer a scalable and secure decentralised identity solution that can be used by organizations and individuals around the world.
Siki is a Los Angeles-based company founded in 2021 that is building a multimedia and social platform centered around music and NFTs. The company's mission is to create a more sustainable entertainment ecosystem where artists and curators can directly monetize their work and engage with their communities in new ways.
The Siki platform combines several key services into a single social ecosystem. It functions as an NFT music streaming service, allowing artists to mint their songs as NFTs and earn higher royalties compared to traditional streaming platforms. It is also an NFT marketplace, where users can buy, sell, and auction these music NFTs. The platform is designed to be a social hub where users can connect with each other and their favorite artists, with features like tipping and live streaming integrated directly into the NFT experience.
The Hedera Token Service (HTS) is used by artists on the Siki platform to mint their music as NFTs. This allows for efficient and low-cost creation and transfer of these digital assets. By building on Hedera, Siki can provide a secure, scalable, and environmentally friendly platform for its users to stream, trade, and engage with music in a novel way.
The Fugitives Club NFT is a collection of 1,912 unique digital collectibles minted on the Hedera Hashgraph network. Each "fugitive" character in the collection is algorithmically generated from multiple layers of distinct images and graphics, resulting in a visually unique NFT with its own identity. The project is recognized as an early entrant in the Hedera NFT space, with its initial minting event occurring in November 2021.
Beyond collectibility, The Fugitives Club is noted for its contribution to developer tooling within the Hedera ecosystem. The project team developed and made available a command-line interface (CLI) tool via GitHub, designed to facilitate the minting of NFTs using Hedera and the InterPlanetary File System (IPFS) for decentralized storage. This indicates a broader engagement with the underlying technology.
The project features a cultivated community, with "clans" of fugitives and dedicated channels for engagement. The Fugitives Club represents one of the foundational NFT projects on Hedera, combining unique digital art with contributions to the developer community.