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Hermetica Finance is a non-custodial structured products protocol for Bitcoin. Hermetica vaults use automated options yield strategies in order to generate a risk-adjusted yield on Bitcoin and stablecoins.

Zest Protocol is a Bitcoin lending protocol that enables Bitcoin liquidity providers to earn Bitcoin yield through professionally managed lending pools. These pools lend to the most credit-worthy borrowers in crypto. For borrowers, Zest offers on-chain Bitcoin loans directly against their balance sheet.

Velar Protocol is a Bitcoin DeFi platform designed to enable users to leverage all the liquidity locked on Bitcoin. This protocol is inspired by Uniswap v2 and is written in Clarity language on Stacks L2. Dharma mainnet also features farming and staking options for users to maximize their yield, as well as an IDO launchpad that facilitates the launch of tokens on the Stacks platform.

iBTC (formerly dlcBTC) is a decentralized wrapped Bitcoin offering a theft-proof bridge to DeFi, backed by the security of the Bitcoin network. With iBTC, Bitcoin remains securely locked in a contract, while users can freely use the equivalent iBTC token in various DeFi protocols.

ALEX is an open-source Bitcoin DeFi platform built on the Stacks Blockchain. It enables users to bring Bitcoin to life by allowing them to: launch their own tokens, borrow and lend with fixed rates and terms without the risk of liquidation, access an advanced decentralized exchange, deposit tokens to earn interest, and obtain high returns through yield farming.

Ryder is a hardware wallet that can bring web3 to real-life social interactions. It also aims to combine the usability of known software wallets without sacrificing the security provided by traditional hardware wallets. Its users will be able to begin their personal crypto journeys, avoid theft and loss, and make identity management more effortless. Its users to split their master keys over multiple trusted Ryders to be able to retrieve their assets in case they lost their seed phrase.