TLX is a decentralized leveraged token platform on OP Mainnet, offering up to 20x leverage on over 50 assets. It uses a council-based governance model and has a 100 million supply of TLX tokens. Stakers earn all platform fees, and 8% of the supply is vesting. The TLX DAO holds 3% of the supply and $1 million in ETH Delta Neutral positions.
Superbridge is a user-friendly interface designed to facilitate seamless bridging of Ether (ETH) and ERC-20 tokens between Ethereum and various Layer 2 rollup networks, including those built on the OP Stack such as Lisk, Optimism, Arbitrum, Base, and Zora. By leveraging native bridge contracts of these rollups, Superbridge ensures secure and efficient asset transfers across supported networks.
Balancer is a decentralized automated market maker (AMM) protocol for programmable liquidity, supporting various swap curves and pool types. Governance begins with a Request for Comment on the Balancer forum, progresses to a formal proposal, and is voted on via Snapshot. Voting power comes from holding BAL tokens or delegated voting power, with a quorum of 2 million veBAL needed. BAL tokenomics include a 100 million token cap and the vote-escrowed BAL system, encouraging long-term holding. Balancer has raised $32.3 million across three funding rounds, with the latest on May 27, 2021.
Mode Name Service, powered by SPACE ID, stands out by creating a universal name service network aimed at simplifying the discovery, registration, trading, and management of web3 domains. The governance of SPACE ID revolves around its token, ID, which empowers users to participate in decision-making, ensuring the platform remains community-driven and focused on growth. SPACE ID is governed by a DAO, with $ID token holders having a significant influence over its direction through a transparent and decentralized voting process.
