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SafePal (SFP):

SafePal is a secure and powerful cryptocurrency wallet that helps users to protect and grow their decentralized assets. It is also the first hardware wallet invested and backed by Binance.

SafePal provides hardware wallet and software wallet product lines, all paired and managed through the SafePal App, where users can easily store, manage, swap, trade, and grow their crypto wealth without compromising asset security.

Razor Network (RAZOR):

Razor Network is a decentralized oracle network, which connects smart contracts with real-world off-chain data in a fast, robust and secure way.

The core of Razor Network is a set of smart contracts that can run on any Ethereum compatible blockchain. The Razor network is blockchain agnostic and will be integrated with multiple blockchains.

OptionRoom (ROOM):

OptionRoom is a governed oracle and forecast protocol built on Polkadot. Their aim is to create a scalable protocol with multiple use cases.

OptionRoom has the ability to serve as an OaaS — Oracle as a Service where oracle requests are solved by governance.

OaaS, limitless prediction markets, decentralized polls, dispute resolution, decentralized surveys, curated lists — are some of the use-cases of OptionRoom’s architecture.

Umbrella Network (UMB):

Umbrella is a community-owned, layer 2 Oracle built on Ethereum. Umbrella Network aims to create a scalable, cost-efficient, and community-owned oracle for the DeFi and blockchain community.

From electing nodes to governance, Umbrella is run without interference from centralized organizations.

February 8th

HARD Protocol (HARD):

Hard Protocol official testnet is set to launch on February 18th followed by Hard v2 with Kava 5 at the start of next month.

February 14th

Fetch.ai (FET):

Fetch.io is launching the first phoenix program on February 19th where you can earn $MTLX tokens if you stake $FET tokens for 3 months.

February 9th

Qtum (QTUM):

Qtum is expected to launch the Pioneers II Program on February 21st. The Pioneers Program is a way for participants to interact with a QiSwap liquidity pool using a Qtum address they own.