A review of 25 large-scale financing projects that have not yet issued tokens

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Original author: The Smart Ape , Crypto KOL

Original translation: Felix, PANews

Crypto KOL The Smart Ape took stock of the projects that have completed financing but have not yet issued tokens, as shown in the figure below (5 of them have already issued tokens).

1. Linea: $725 million

Linea is an L2 blockchain project focused on creating a user-friendly platform for decentralized applications (dApps). It aims to provide developers with tools to build scalable and efficient dApps, thereby enhancing the overall user experience in the crypto space.

2. Aleo: $298 million

Aleo is a privacy-focused blockchain that enables developers to build decentralized applications using zero-knowledge proofs. Aleo allows for secure and private transactions, ensuring that users’ data remains confidential while maintaining transparency and trust in the network.

3. Monad: $244 million

Monad is a blockchain infrastructure project that aims to improve the performance and scalability of centralized applications. Monad focuses on providing developers with a powerful and efficient platform to build and deploy dapps, focusing on speed and reliability.

4. Farcaster: $180 million

Farcaster is a decentralized social networking protocol that allows users to own and control their social identities. Farcaster aims to provide a platform where users can communicate and share content without relying on centralized entities, ensuring greater privacy and freedom.

5. Magic Eden: $160 million

MagicEden is an NFT marketplace on the Solana blockchain. MagicEden provides a platform for artists, creators, and collectors to buy, sell, and trade NFTs, creating a vibrant ecosystem for digital art and collectibles.

6. Berachain: $142 million

Berachain is a cutting-edge decentralized finance (DeFi) platform that integrates advanced blockchain technology to provide a wide range of financial services, including lending and yield farming. Berachain aims to create a highly scalable and efficient ecosystem where users can maximize their asset returns.

7. CertiK: $141 million

Certik is a blockchain security company specializing in the auditing of smart contracts and blockchain protocols. Certik provides security solutions to ensure the security and integrity of blockchain projects, helping to prevent vulnerabilities and exploits.

Note: CertiK launched the token CTK in 2020, and upgraded it to Shentu Chain Token (CTK) in 2021. Currently, the introduction of CTK has been deleted from the CertiK official website.

8. Babylon: $96 million

Babylon is a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform that focuses on providing yield mining and liquidity mining opportunities. Babylon aims to provide users with higher returns on crypto assets by optimizing the yield strategies of various DeFi protocols.

9. Fuel: $81 million

Fuel is a high-performance blockchain network designed to provide scalable and low-cost transactions. Fuel focuses on optimizing throughput and reducing fees, making it suitable for applications that require fast and economical transactions.

10. Scroll: $80 million

Scroll is a Layer 2 scaling solution for the Ethereum blockchain that aims to increase transaction speeds and reduce costs. Scroll leverages rollup technology to bundle multiple transactions into a single batch, thereby enhancing the scalability of the Ethereum network.

11. Espresso Systems: $60 million

Espresso is a privacy-centric blockchain that leverages advanced cryptography to ensure the confidentiality of transactions. Espresso aims to provide users with a secure and private environment to conduct transactions and interact with decentralized applications.

12. Zora: $60 million

Zora is an NFT marketplace that allows creators to mint, sell, and trade their digital assets. Zora is focused on giving artists and creators greater control, allowing them to effectively monetize their work.

13. Karak: $48 million

Karak provides a unique re-staking protocol that enables users to maximize their staking rewards through innovative mechanisms. Karak aims to simplify and optimize the staking process and provide a safe and efficient solution for users to participate in DeFi activities.

14. Movement: $41 million

Movement Labs is building a modular blockchain network based on Move, designed to enhance security, performance, and user experience. Movement’s flagship product, M2, is a Layer 2 rollup for Ethereum that leverages the Move virtual machine (originally from Facebook) to improve efficiency and throughput, achieving speeds of over 145,000 TPS.

15. Nillion: $40 million

Nillion is a decentralized, privacy-preserving network designed for secure data storage and computation. Nillion enables users to share and process data without revealing the actual data, leveraging cryptography to maintain privacy and security across the network.

16. XION: $36 million

Burnt launches XION, the first Layer 1 blockchain designed for consumer adoption through chain abstraction. XION simplifies the Web3 experience by removing technical barriers, providing powerful protocol-level abstractions for accounts, signatures and gas, and seamless mobile support.

17. Parallel Network: $29 million

Parallel is a platform that supports interoperable decentralized applications, facilitating seamless communication and data transfer between different blockchain networks.

18. Puffer Finance: $24 million

Puffer is a DeFi protocol that provides financial services such as lending and yield mining, focusing on high returns and secure investments.

19. Particle Network: $24 million

Particle Network is a blockchain project focused on providing decentralized infrastructure for data sharing and computing. Particle aims to enable secure and efficient data transactions, using blockchain technology to ensure privacy and integrity.

20. LI.FI: $23 million

LIFI is a multi-chain liquidity aggregation protocol that supports swaps by aggregating bridges and DEX aggregators from more than 20 networks.

21. Layer 3: $21 million

Layer 3 is a platform designed to make exploring and learning about cryptocurrency fun and rewarding. Through interactive quests, users can collect CUBES for completing tasks, collate their on-chain achievements, and unlock rewards.

22. Hyperlane: $18 million

Hyperlane is an interoperability protocol that enables permissionless connectivity between blockchains. Hyperlane allows developers to easily launch modular blockchains with built-in interoperability, facilitating seamless communication and data transfer between different blockchain ecosystems.

23. Reya Labs: $16 million

Reya is a blockchain network focused on providing decentralized and scalable solutions. Reya aims to empower developers and users by providing a powerful infrastructure for building and deploying decentralized applications (dApps), enhancing the accessibility and usability of blockchain technology.

24. Botanix Labs: $11 million

Botanix Labs is focused on creating sustainable blockchain solutions that promote environmental protection. By leveraging blockchain technology, Botanix aims to support green initiatives and ensure transparency and trust in environmental projects.

25. Nubit: $11 million

Nubit is able to expand Bitcoin’s data capacity without compromise, powering applications such as Ordinals, Layer 2, Price Oracles, and Indexers, thereby expanding the scope and efficiency of the Bitcoin ecosystem.

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