Forest Echo #2

The echo's never stop, please help!

Thread of brief summaries for each👇

Public Squawker, 
Chirper Of Information, 
Best Story Teller In The Forest, 
More Than Just A Birb

🦉Radiux 
@RadiuxProtocol

Radiux uses the pump.fun protocol with a Telegram bot to enhance trading by filtering data for promising tokens, like those nearing their bonding curve completion or from experienced deployers. Updates add advanced filters and automation.

🦉Alpen Labs 
@AlpenLabs
 
Alpen Labs uses Bitcoin and zero-knowledge proofs to create scalable, private, and programmable financial systems. Developing ZK-enabled rollups, they support BTC-collateralized stablecoins and overcollateralized borrowing, expanding Bitcoin’s utility.

🦉Zackswap 
@zackswap
 
ZackSwap is a new meme token swap that allows traders on Solana to trade the most degenerate tokens, powered by $ZACK.

🦉Hyperplex 
@Hyperplex_xyz
 
Hyperplex's Liquidity Re-Provisioning enhances yields and incentives on existing AMM positions without changing risk profiles. It allows users to re-provide AMM and money market positions, optimizing yield and reducing costs for new protocols.

🦉Scratch Protocol 
@scratch_xyz
 
Scratch Protocol is a new interaction paradigm for crypto. Currently in stealth.

🦉inshAllah 
@inshAllah_l2
 
inshAllah focuses on Islamic finance. Their first project Goldsand offers a halal alternative by using staked ETH for non-interest transactions, maintaining yield. Goldsand aims to build an Islamic DeFi ecosystem, starting with its validator network.

🦉Combinder 
@combinderio

Combinder connects devices as Distributed Energy Resources to its Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network. Users earn $BIND for providing data and grid flexibility. Platform monetizes trades energy, runs AI agents, and carbon credit certificates.

🦉Nexus 
@NexusLabsHQ
 
Nexus introduces a zero-knowledge virtual machine for efficient computation verification. It supports Rust programs, uses automated market makers, and has a modular, open-source architecture. Nexus aims for global accessible verifiable computing.