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Dapper Labs builds consumer applications for the tokenized economy, creating CryptoKitties (which introduced the ERC-721 NFT standard), NBA Top Shot, NFL ALL DAY, and the Flow blockchain. The company is one of the most prominent in the NFT and Web3 space, enabling people to own, earn, and trade digital assets from major brands.

Alchemy is a blockchain infrastructure and developer platform often described as the 'AWS of blockchain.' The company provides APIs, node infrastructure, and developer tools that power the majority of top Web3 applications, including OpenSea, MetaMask, and Robinhood. Alchemy handles over $100B in annualized on-chain transactions and serves developers across 197 countries.

Function Health is a membership-based preventive health platform that gives consumers access to 100+ lab tests, AI-generated health reports, and optional full-body MRI and CT scans. Co-founded by Dr. Mark Hyman and Jonathan Swerdlin, the Austin-based company aims to shift healthcare from reactive to proactive by empowering people with comprehensive testing and personalized insights at scale.

Rain is a global stablecoin payments platform for enterprises, providing infrastructure to move, store, and use stablecoins instantly via Visa rails across 150+ countries.

Black Forest Labs is a frontier AI lab building state-of-the-art generative AI models for images and video. Founded by the creators of Stable Diffusion, the company develops the FLUX family of open-source text-to-image models, which have achieved over 400 million downloads and are used by Adobe, Canva, Meta, and Microsoft.

Layer 1 blockchain platform that uses zero-knowledge cryptography to enable developers to build privacy-preserving, scalable decentralized applications. Offers a hybrid approach where developers choose what data is public and what remains private. Provides Leo, a programming language for writing zero-knowledge smart contracts. Mainnet launched September 2024.

Develops physics-based cybersecurity technology that shifts digital trust from computational assumptions to physical law. Spun out of NarangLab at Harvard, Aliro's vendor-agnostic software stack operates over existing optical fiber networks and supports 50+ entanglement and classical network devices.