Vavelverse is a massively multiplayer online (MMO) game developed by gaming and tech company Vavel Games. It features an intricate multiverse of interconnected virtual worlds and across multiple MMO games. It was built on Vavel Games' proprietary, decentralized game engine which supports massive real-time player-vs-player (PvP) battles, capable of supporting thousands of players simultaneously in a single instance.
At its core, Vavelverse integrates Hedera Hashgraph technology, with support from the HBAR Foundation, to support digital ownership of in-game assets through Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs). This allows players to own, trade, and manage their virtual items securely. The in-game economy of Vavelverse is powered by the Venly Market on the Hedera blockchain network.
The flagship game within the Vavelverse is "Imperium: Galactic War 3.0,” a space-based MMO set in a persistent sandbox universe where player actions directly impact the game's evolving economy. Vavelverse also features “Imperium: Galactic War Classic” and “Imperium: World War 3.”
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Clink is a social engagement platform designed to help creators, communities, and brands build and monetise their own social tokens. The company's mission is to empower anyone to create their own decentralised social economy, fostering direct engagement and shared ownership between creators and their audiences.
The core of Clink's service is a suite of no-code tools that allow users to launch and manage their own social tokens and decentralised autonomous organizations (DAOs). The platform provides everything needed to build a tokenised community, including tools for creating airdrops, vesting schedules, and governance proposals. Clink also offers features for content monetisation, allowing creators to sell NFTs, offer exclusive content, and create token-gated experiences for their communities.
The entire Clink platform is built on and deeply integrated with the Hedera network. The Hedera Token Service (HTS) is used for the creation and management of all social tokens and NFTs on the platform, while the Hedera Consensus Service (HCS) provides a transparent and auditable record of all governance activities.
Zero Hash is a business-to-business-to-consumer (B2B2C) crypto-as-a-service infrastructure provider that empowers businesses to integrate digital assets from the Hedera blockchain network directly into their customer experiences. It offers a comprehensive, API-driven solution for custody, liquidity, and regulated settlement for cryptocurrencies and stablecoins.
It provides a crucial on-ramp for Hedera ecosystem, enabling business clients to natively integrate Hedera Hashgraph into their platforms quickly and easily. This allows businesses to offer their customers the seamless ability to send, receive, store, and convert fiat, crypto, and stablecoins within a single cross-platform capable engine powered by Zero Hash's infrastructure.
Zero Hash is committed to compliance and regulatory coverage. It provides a “regulatory stack as a service” model and is licensed to operate in numerous territories including the US, Canada, Europe, Australia, and many more. This allows businesses to launch compliant crypto and stablecoin products with support for a wide array of assets across numerous blockchains and geographies and advances the utility of the native Hedera HBAR and HTS tokens.
Certara is a global leader in biosimulation, a technology that uses computer models to predict how drugs will behave in the human body. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey, its mission is to accelerate the development of new medicines by transforming the traditional drug discovery and development process.
The company offers a comprehensive suite of software and services that are used by over 2,000 biopharmaceutical companies, academic institutions, and regulatory agencies in 62 countries. Certara's Simcyp Simulator, for example, is a physiologically-based pharmacokinetic (PBPK) modeling platform that is widely used to predict drug interactions. In addition to its software, Certara provides a range of consulting services, including regulatory science, market access, and medical writing.
Certara's OpenPharma innovation has developed a decentralized application called Hasharc that is built on the Hedera network and designed to address key challenges in the life sciences industry, such as supply chain security, patient safety, and regulatory compliance.
Arkose Energy Corp. was founded in 2002 and is headquartered in Texas, It is focused on real world mining operations and utilises digital data mining solutions to fulfill its environmental commitments. One of its key focuses is on reducing flare gas and mitigating emissions by converting its oil and gas production into electricity to power its own data centers for cryptocurrency mining.
The company offers a range of services to the energy sector, including engineering, construction management, and fabrication of modular skids for various applications like test separators and gas scrubbers. It also defines itself as a data mining company, leveraging its energy production to power digital asset mining operations. This vertical integration is intended to create a more efficient and environmentally conscious approach to both energy production and cryptocurrency mining.
Arkose Energy utilises the Hedera network to bring transparency and verifiability to its operations. Data from its energy production and digital mining activities is processed through the Hedera Consensus Service. This creates an immutable and auditable log, allowing stakeholders to verify the company's emissions reduction efforts and the provenance of its energy usage for mining.