DeFi Companies

Decentralized finance protocols and applications

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XDC Trade Network is a suite of decentralized applications deployed on the XDC Network blockchain that digitizes trade finance documents and facilitates liquidity provision for trade transactions. The platform is designed to enable interoperability with MLETR (Model Law on Electronic Transferable Records) compliant systems, allowing electronic bills of lading and other trade documents to be created, exchanged, and utilized as collateral for financing purposes. The system serves shippers, liquidity providers, and trade finance participants who require integration between traditional trade document workflows and on-chain capital markets. The underlying infrastructure is the XDC Network, an EVM-compatible Layer 1 blockchain designed for trade finance and cross-border settlement applications.

Yield Basis is an on-chain liquidity protocol designed to address impermanent loss in AMM pools by allowing liquidity providers to maintain direct spot exposure to assets while earning organic yield. The protocol supports Bitcoin-wrapped tokens (cbBTC, tBTC, WBTC) and WETH as yield-bearing assets, with markets showing $190M+ in total TVL across four active pools. Its technical approach separates trading yield (earned from pool rebalancing activity) from token yield (YB emissions), giving LPs a configurable risk/reward profile. The protocol raised $5M via a public token sale and includes governance, vote-locking, and airdrop mechanics typical of a veToken-style DeFi system.

Zephyr Protocol is a stablecoin system that integrates over-collateralization mechanisms with privacy features derived from Monero architecture. The protocol issues four native assets: ZEPH, a reserve coin; ZSD, a stablecoin pegged to USD; ZRS, equity shares in the reserve; and ZYS, shares that accrue yield from staked ZSD. The system combines the Djed stablecoin model with on-chain privacy and transaction untraceability. Core functionality relies on algorithmic over-collateralization to maintain stability while preserving transaction confidentiality. The protocol operates as a decentralized, community-governed system without a centralized corporate entity. ZEPH trades on centralized exchanges including MEXC.

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