This article takes stock of 5 new projects that are worth paying attention to in the near future

With the completion of the fourth Halving of Bitcoin, the overall market has clearly recovered, and the community’s attention has returned to the discovery of new projects, and BlockBeats has selected 5 noteworthy new projects in various ecosystems and on-chains to introduce them.

Fansty.top

Fantasy.top is a trading cards social project on the Blast network, a platform that creates tradable cards for nearly 250 people in the encryption space. Players can collect these cards and form teams to participate in tournaments. The platform is currently in beta and will provide Airdrop for Blast network users, friend.tech users, select Bitcoin, and SOLANA’s NFT community users, and will be migrated to Mainnet in the near future. Some of the larger encryption influencers on X, such as encryption trader Ansem, help promote the project, and it’s worth noting that Ansem has been ranked second in the friend.tech “Keys” price rankings for a long time. It is expected to attract long Blast network users and friend.tech users in the coming period.

Shell finance

Shell Finance is a trustless lending protocol built on top of Bitcoin Layer 1, protocol for borrowing and clearing in a trustless environment with the help of PSBT and DLC technology. The protocol consists of two core modules: a synthetic stablecoin asset $BTCx that is pegged to $BTC value and issuance, and a lending protocol that allows you to lend $BTCx using long inscription assets (including Ordinals, Runes, Atomicals, Stamps, and more) as collateral. Currently, Shell Finance is issuing its own NFT - Darkman Allowlist in various NFT asset communities of Bitcoin. It’s worth noting that DOMO, the founder of BRC-20, has also followed Shell Finance’s official Twitter.

0 rbit

0 rbit, built on Arweave, is a Decentralization, permissionless, and censorship-resistant Oracle Machine network. 0 rbit takes capabilities to a whole new level with its Decentralization Oracle Network, which enables developers to build smart contracts that interact with real-world data. Node networks at 0 rbit help seamlessly integrate any data on-chain and off-chain into the execution of smart contracts. Currently, 0 rbit is still in the early stages of development, and the service is free at this stage, and it is planned to charge a fee for the service in the future. In addition, the 0 RBT Token is only available on the Testnet and provides a series of test cases for users to experience.

3 Jane

3 Jane is a native encryption derivation protocol based on re stake and cash and carry transactions. Its core innovation lies in the use of the encryption economic security of any attestation (PoS)-based system as collateral for derivative contracts, thus revolutionizing the way Ethereum is used. This strategy not only maintains the security of these systems, but also seamlessly integrates them into a vibrant derivatives market. Through its composability, 3 Jane unlocks potentially significant gains in options contracts.

After the Filter

“After the Filter” is an NFT on the Cosmos on-chain that also unfolds through longer media serialized stories that tell some apocalyptic themes of the ultimate loser. The story begins the day after humanity abandons its physical body and enters a digital paradise, and the population of the planet plummets to about 10,000 people. The creative team, which includes digital artists and designers, is the creator of Bad Kids, serving as the creative director and technical artist of the project, focusing on explaining matters related to Cosmos and NFTs. Illustrator Steven Kimura, an interdisciplinary artist and costume designer, was the game art director for the Guitar Hero and Rock Band franchises. Author Matthew Derby, whose work spans scripted podcasts, films, and digital fiction, has worked as an editor and designer for The Believer magazine and Harmonix/Epic Games.