DexBerry is a next-generation decentralized ecosystem Mega-Application backed by a revolutionary smart contract technology. The Mission of DexBerry is to leverage ever-evolving blockchain technologies to provide users with an application that supports easy access to cross-chain liquidity and tools for fast, easy, and secure acquisition of digital assets without moving from one project feature to another. With DexBerry, users can Analyze, Advertise, Acquire, Create, Compete, Earn, Game, Launch, Swap & more without moving 1 INCH.

Based in the United States, Moonlighting is a 3-year-old freelance marketplace with a proven track record of empowering people to earn extra money and hire talented professionals quickly. With the integration of blockchain technology Moonlighting will decentralize worker profiles, reward participation, and make hiring and working in the freelance economy trusted, global, and inclusive.

Tachyon Protocol is a decentralized internet protocol built on the V SYSTEMS blockchain that aims to create a trusted, stable, fast and reliable decentralized information network. By implementing techniques from DHT, blockchain, UDP and encryption, Tachyon Protocol is committed to building the next generation TCP/IP that can provide a self-sufficient internet environment with high security, untraceability and maximum network speed. As the first application running on V SYSTEMS, Tachyon is powered by X-VPN, which has proven technologies and 50 million existing global users to bring blockchain technology into the mainstream. IPX token is the native cryptocurrency of the Tachyon network that resides on the V SYSTEMS blockchain. The token provides easy and affordable means of sharing spare bandwidth among users, promotes positive development of the network, solves major problems with the organization of the decentralized network and serves as proxy valuation of the overall system.

The SISHUB project is developing an anonymous messenger and a decentralized system for sharing data through the utilization blockchain technologies. Does Not Log IP Address. Only complex identifiers and tunnels for data transfer will be used, which will change every 10 minutes. Absence of information collection, control over users and collection of geodata. SISHUB uses triple encryption of its own design, based on AES CBC, DSA, HMAC, when most use Curve25519, RSA 2048. All data is hashed using the SHA-2 protocol (64-bit architecture).

Expected to kick off in 2018, the Fan-Controlled Football League (FCFL) reimagines American football – and the experience of being a die-hard fan – for the digital age. The FCFL will seek to deliver a compelling football product that captivates a broader digital audience. It will feature fast-paced, high-scoring action that embraces the spread-football evolution of the NCAA football and NFL games while enabling a diverse set of styles and strategies on both offense and defense ─ all controlled by the fans. Player personnel and real-time play calling decisions are all made by fans via the league’s blockchain platform, making fans the coach and general manager for their team. Fans will no longer be just viewers; rather, they will be active contributors to the games they are watching. This is a transformational shift in the way sports fans engage and interact: no more sitting back and passively watching as a team’s roster takes shape or a game unfolds. They will be essential to the league’s product both on the field and off. This is the democratization of sports, and it’s about to be realized through the most innovative sports league ever created, thanks to decentralized blockchain technology.

This exchange allows transmission of encrypted and secure documentation, restricting access to third parties and offering access management to these creditable transfers, through an auditable, verifable and secure P2P transaction. These transmissions will be made through a distributed network of nodes located in the main European DPCs, guaranteeing 24x7 availability of information as well as protection against information loss thanks to the redundancy of our distributed network.