ellipti is the ecosystem builder, covering overall necessities in the crypto space: ellipti advisory & ellipti labs provide the services the foregn projects need in the Korean market, ranging from the community build-up/management to node operator service.ellipti labs also develops the project called Everett.zone, which won the first prize in the Cosmos Hackathom to add value to not only Cosmos but also other platforms.Based on our knowledge/insight not only in crypto but also in other industries, ellipti helps out projects navigate well in crypto sphere pursuing excellence.https://ellipti.ioNotable portfolio: KAVA / Harmony / Nervos / Blockstack / GET protocol / Kleros / Cocos BCX / Ocean protocol / Dapp.com / Lambda / Beam

BEAM is based on Mimblewimble – an elegant protocol released by an anonymous developer in 2016. Named after a tongue-tying spell from the Harry Potter saga, Mimblewimble uses Pedersen Commitment scheme for full anonymity and zero-knowledge range proofs to ensure validity of transaction amounts.To enhance privacy and reduce the blockchain size, Mimblewimble merges all intermediate outputs within a single block and across multiple blocks, thus only storing the current UTXO state and making the blockchain size an order of magnitude smaller than in other leading currencies.

bitHolla Inc. is a tech company based in Seoul, South Korea that provides technologies and services based on Bitcoin and other blockchain technologies. We aim to move money forward by focusing on cryptocurrencies and their application in finance.We provide full crypto trading stack and packages with our product line from Bitcoin trading infrastructure to professional cryptocurrency trading terminal through XRayTrade and HollaEx crypto exchange software packages.

NEM is an out-of-the-box enterprise-grade blockchain platform launched in March 2015. NEM has industry leading blockchain features which include multisignature account contracts, customizable assets, a naming system, encrypted messaging, and an Eigentrust++ reputation system. Companies with legacy systems can “plug ‘n play” with NEM.