Exactly Protocol is a decentralized, non-custodial, open-source protocol providing an autonomous fixed and variable interest rate market. Users can deposit and borrow at either variable or fixed rates. Its features include an interest rate model, dynamic close factor, risk model and dynamic utilization rate.
Hipo is an open-source liquid staking protocol on TON. Users stake GRAM and receive hGRAM, a liquid staking token representing staked GRAM that can be used across TON DeFi while rewards accrue. HPO is the governance and profit-sharing token. Hipo Club is a tiered programme rewarding active participants. The site states Hipo does not promise fixed returns and is not risk-free.
Chutes is a decentralized, serverless inference platform for open-source AI models. It lets developers deploy, run and scale models through an SDK and API, and covers modalities such as image, video, speech and music. Documentation describes building and deploying chutes and OpenAI-compatible API endpoints.
DeFindex is yield infrastructure that lets wallets and fintech apps add stablecoin savings through an API. It is described as non-custodial and requiring no smart contract work. An SDK handles deposit transactions, and the project is built by PaltaLabs.
Tydro is a decentralized, non-custodial liquidity protocol built on Ink and powered by Aave. It enables users to supply and borrow assets with flexible collateral and risk management across the Ink ecosystem.
The Developer Report is a free, open analysis of open-source contributions in crypto, produced by Electric Capital as a public good. It analyzes over 100 million open source code commits to generate results and presents metrics such as total monthly active developers, developers by type and tenure, new developers by month, and new repositories by month. Anyone can contribute to its GitHub to improve data quality.
AlphaPing operates mandate-driven, non-custodial on-chain credit vaults with defined risk boundaries and verifiable on-chain accounting. Vaults include USDC- and LINK-denominated mandates that apply over-collateralized credit, programmatic liquidation, isolated risk compartments and deterministic exit rules. The project states its vaults target institutional use cases and are not intended for discretionary trading, yield aggregation or retail-oriented speculation.
Community notes
Be the first to share how this project worked for you.
Sign in with a verified account to leave a review or join the discussion.
Sign in to reviewKeep exploring
Hipo is an open-source liquid staking protocol on TON. Users stake GRAM and receive hGRAM, a liquid staking token representing staked GRAM that can be used across TON DeFi while rewards accrue. HPO is the governance and profit-sharing token. Hipo Club is a tiered programme rewarding active participants. The site states Hipo does not promise fixed returns and is not risk-free.
Chutes is a decentralized, serverless inference platform for open-source AI models. It lets developers deploy, run and scale models through an SDK and API, and covers modalities such as image, video, speech and music. Documentation describes building and deploying chutes and OpenAI-compatible API endpoints.
DeFindex is yield infrastructure that lets wallets and fintech apps add stablecoin savings through an API. It is described as non-custodial and requiring no smart contract work. An SDK handles deposit transactions, and the project is built by PaltaLabs.
Tydro is a decentralized, non-custodial liquidity protocol built on Ink and powered by Aave. It enables users to supply and borrow assets with flexible collateral and risk management across the Ink ecosystem.
The Developer Report is a free, open analysis of open-source contributions in crypto, produced by Electric Capital as a public good. It analyzes over 100 million open source code commits to generate results and presents metrics such as total monthly active developers, developers by type and tenure, new developers by month, and new repositories by month. Anyone can contribute to its GitHub to improve data quality.
AlphaPing operates mandate-driven, non-custodial on-chain credit vaults with defined risk boundaries and verifiable on-chain accounting. Vaults include USDC- and LINK-denominated mandates that apply over-collateralized credit, programmatic liquidation, isolated risk compartments and deterministic exit rules. The project states its vaults target institutional use cases and are not intended for discretionary trading, yield aggregation or retail-oriented speculation.
