2/ We'll give you some insight on each company in this thread. To read 
TechCrunch's coverage of the event and the highlights from each of the teams take a look at their latest article on our cohort:

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2/ We'll give you some insight on each company in this thread. To read 
TechCrunch's coverage of the event and the highlights from each of the teams take a look at their latest article on our cohort: https://twitter.com/jacqmelinek/status/1714703345871458513

3/ Inco Network expands the EVM, allowing applications to use private data/state. The magic leverages an efficient implementation of Fully Homomorphic Encryption (FHE) as precompiles within the EVM. 
Developers can use solidity to write apps that handle private information.

3b/ @remigai and his team are inching closer to their mainnet launch, which is scheduled for next year. While we think private DeFi and DiD will flourish here, we have seen teams already building onchain games on the Inco Network.

3b/ @remigai and his team are inching closer to their mainnet launch, which is scheduled for next year. While we think private DeFi and DiD will flourish here, we have seen teams already building onchain games on the Inco Network.

https://twitter.com/framed_gg/status/1716849776183148626

4/ Upshield reimagines web3 security as an ongoing process, rather than 
as a point-in-time (i.e., we will get an audit after we finish the implementation). 
Going beyond smart contract bugs, it covers the attack surfaces of front ends, deployment infra, and social channels.

4b/ Paul and @ptonewreckin launched their beta product and developers have been paying to use it. Instead of burning runway on hiring a Chief Information Security Officer, startups and even larger players are opting to go with this  automated Saas equivalent.

5/ Tazz takes a very differentiated approach to DeFi lending. 

Currently, DeFi borrowers must lock their collateral in a specific lending protocol, which must have already approved that type of collateral, generally through the slow process of governance.

5b/ Tazz solves this by allowing borrowers to issue debt tokens for their collateral. These debt tokens can be traded anywhere. The buyer of the token extends a loan to the borrower at a fair and transparent market price.

6/ Tailwind is solving for Cosmos's painful UX.

Cosmos users know how hard and confusing it is to move assets between IBC chains. Even expert users quickly get their assets fragmented between multiple chains and need different gas tokens to use new chains.

6b/ Tailwind solves this mess by designing a user-friendly Smart Contract Wallet for Cosmos.

Bao has designed a product that abstracts the complexities of the IBC. Assets are unified across zones and DeFi operations can be performed across zone boundaries.

7/ In DePIN, Blockcast is reducing content provider costs, by leveraging the new TV standard, ATSC 3,  to deliver hi-res digital content over broadcast channels. 

That's because Web 2 ISPs and CDNs are struggling to hard meet the growing bandwidth needs of Disney, Peacock, etc.

7b/ Omar and @lisa are building a unique DePIN network that tokenizes broadcast capacity. The network users run last-mile content delivery nodes via utilizing NextGen TV receivers to reduce the content delivery costs by 10x.

8/ Sleepagotchi is a sleep-tracking game that helps users maintain a regular sleep schedule and rewards them with NFTs. Unlike Pokemon Sleep or trackers like Oura and Whoop, the game doesn’t require any special hardware to track sleep which makes it open for all users.

8b/ Anton has built a beautiful and useful game that has attracted more than 14000 monthly active users. With a 41% one-year retention, proving that making sleep playful was just the thing that many people needed.

9/ For traders, ThunderTerminal is taking on-chain trading to a new level.
They've built unique tools for on-chain trade initiation and execution, while feeling like a CEX. 

Thunder even built tools to trade (and snipe!) Friendtech keys.

9/ For traders, ThunderTerminal is taking on-chain trading to a new level.
They've built unique tools for on-chain trade initiation and execution, while feeling like a CEX. 

Thunder even built tools to trade (and snipe!) Friendtech keys.

https://twitter.com/ThunderTerminal/status/1712245403486462380

9b/ Jackson and the Thunder team have been aggressively shipping features and winning market share in intent-based execution without compromising the security of the Thunder terminal users.

10/ In payment and remittance, Kravata is leading the pack in LatAm.

Kravata is providing on- and off-ramps for LatAM businesses that use crypto. By offering KYC services and reliable rails, Kravata minimizes the friction of business crypto adoption in LatAm.

10b/ Felipe and Juliana have built a critical solution for LatAm businesses. It ensures that these businesses are efficiently connected to the global financial system that Web3 is building.

11/ If you would like to be part of the Alliance community make sure to apply now at http://Alliance.xyz. The ALL12 deadline is Nov 29.