Alliance DAO has announced its latest batch of All11 Demo Day-selected startup projects. Out of 1083 applications, only six teams have been accepted into the program and are graduating. Additionally, two startups from All10 are also participating in the showcase. Here are introductions to these eight startup companies:
Kravata: A bridge between Latin American fiat and cryptocurrencies, currently preparing for a seed round of financing. Its services include on-ramps and off-ramps for converting fiat currencies into cryptocurrencies, as well as market-making and cross-border transfer systems. Investors include Circle Ventures, Framework Ventures, Alliance DAO, and others.
Thunder: An on-chain trading terminal, currently seeking strategic investors for a seed round of financing. Thunder is a product of Eversify and is an “intent-based” on-chain trading terminal aimed at providing users with support for major blockchain and trading platforms like OpenSea and Uniswap.
Sleepagotchi: A sleep game based on NFTs, designed to gamify sleep by using NFTs to help people develop healthy sleep habits. It's already available on the Apple App Store and previously raised $3.5 million in funding in January, with participation from 6th Man Ventures, Sfermion, 1kx, Shima Capital, and others. It is currently seeking strategic investors.
Blockcast: A decentralized broadcast delivery network, currently undergoing a seed round of financing. Blockcast is a decentralized content delivery network and marketplace aimed at helping broadcasting companies gain more traffic and reach a broader audience.
Tailwind: A Cosmos-based smart wallet, currently preparing for a seed round of financing. It aims to help users focus on decentralized applications by abstracting from the chain and allowing users to select individual gas tokens for transactions.
Tazz: A decentralized lending protocol designed to improve the efficiency of trading digital asset-related debt. Currently preparing for a seed round of financing.
Upshield: A full-stack security platform for Web3 protocols, assets, and communities. It aims to provide a user-friendly interface for those building applications and is in beta testing, currently preparing for a seed round of financing.
Inco: An EVM-compatible Layer 1 solution aimed at helping DApps run on-chain. It plans to launch its mainnet in 2024 and is currently preparing for a seed round of financing.