Alliance DAO announces 8 Web3 accelerator projects, involving DeFi, NFT and other fields

BlockBeats news, on October 19, according to Techcrunch reports, Alliance DAO announced the latest list of startup projects selected for All11 Demo Day. This time there were 1,083 applications. Among them, only 6 teams passed the program and are about to graduate. In addition, two startups from All10 also participated in the presentation. All11 mentors include founders and CEOs from Synthetix, Blockworks, Solana, and other well-known companies. Here’s a quick look at these eight startups: Kravata: Latin America’s fiat-to-cryptocurrency bridge, is preparing for a seed round. Its services include entry and exit for converting fiat currencies into cryptocurrencies, as well as market making and cross-border transfer systems. Its investors include Circle Ventures, Framework Ventures, Alliance DAO, and others. Thunder: On-chain trading terminal, looking for strategic investors for seed round financing. Thunder, a product of Eversify, is an on-chain "intent-based" trading terminal designed to provide users with support for major blockchains and trading platforms such as OpenSea and Uniswap. Sleepagotchi: An NFT-based sleep game that aims to gamify sleep through NFT and help people develop healthy sleeping habits. It has been launched on the Apple App Store and is looking for strategic investors. Blockcast: Decentralized broadcast delivery network, raising seed round. Blockcast is a decentralized content delivery network and marketplace designed to help broadcasters gain more traffic and reach wider audiences. Tailwind: a smart wallet based on Cosmos, is preparing for seed round financing. Designed to help users focus on decentralized applications by abstracting away from the chain and allowing users to select individual gas tokens for transactions. Tazz: A decentralized lending protocol designed to increase the efficiency of buying and selling debt related to digital assets. Preparing for seed round financing. Upshield: A full-stack security platform for Web3 protocols, assets, and communities. Designed to provide a user-friendly interface for people building applications, it is already in beta testing and is preparing for a seed round of financing. Inco: EVM is Layer1 compatible and designed to help decentralized applications (dApps) run on the chain. It plans to launch the mainnet in 2024 and is preparing for seed round financing.