Routescan is a multichain ecosystem explorer, search, API, and analytics platform for major EVM chains. It provides comprehensive tools and insights to enhance transparency and understanding of decentralized networks. Routescan operates without a formal governance process or token. Instead, it sustains itself through revenue generated from its services offered to blockchains and other clients, ensuring its independence and continuous service improvement.
Dinero Protocol is the successor to Redacted Cartel and positions itself as Ethereum’s “yield base-plate.” Its product stack already includes pxETH / apxETH (a two-token liquid-staking pair), the collateral-backed stablecoin pxUSD (in testnet) and a permissionless transaction relayer.
MintSwap is a decentralized exchange (DEX) and NFT marketplace on the Mint blockchain, offering token trading, NFT transactions, and NFTFi services. As the first native DeFi protocol on Mint, it supports the development of Mint-native teams and tokens. Governance is community-driven, with MS404 token holders participating in decision-making. The platform's tokenomics feature MS404, an ERC-404 standard token combining ERC-20 and ERC-721 characteristics. The MS404 collection includes 10,000 unique NFTs, each convertible into 10,000 MST tokens, MintSwap's native currency. The total supply is fixed, with 60% allocated to mining rewards, 30% to pre-sale, and 10% to initial liquidity. MintSwap is self-bootstrapped.
Rotki is a privacy-focused portfolio manager that securely stores user data on their devices. It offers open-source transparency, non-custodial control over assets, and tools for comprehensive cryptocurrency tracking and tax reporting. Although lacking a formal governance process and native token, Rotki sustains development through grants, community contributions, and premium subscriptions.
