The seven universities are Harvard University, Stanford University, University of California, Berkeley, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Tsinghua University, Peking University, and Zhejiang University.
As one of the most cutting-edge technological fields in the current society, Web3 is attracting more and more top university alumni to join, such as Blur, Scroll, Opensea, Aleo, STEPN, etc. were founded by top university alumni such as Stanford, and continue to inject new innovations into the industry vitality.
Based on the number and influence of Web3 projects created by alumni of first-tier universities around the world, Rootdata has recently created a collection of 7 projects, including Harvard University, Stanford University, University of California, Berkeley, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Tsinghua University, Peking University, Zhejiang University Among the Web3 projects created by alumni, Stanford University has the largest number, reaching 44, and most other universities have between 20-30.
Stanford UniversityStanford University
According to statistics, Stanford University is the university with the most Web3 projects among many universities, thanks to Stanford's earlier layout in this field. In June 2018, Stanford University's School of Engineering announced the establishment of the Stanford Center for Blockchain Research (CBR), funded by the Ethereum Foundation and others, and has extensive education and outreach programs, including a campus for the general blockchain community Courses, MOOCs, seminars and conferences.
Since then, Stanford University has also offered a series of related courses, such as "CS251: Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain Technologies", "EE374: Scaling blockchains", "CS255: Cryptography". to an important positive role. Meanwhile, Stanford University hosts the annual Stanford Blockchain Conference and last year the DAO Symposium.
Web3 projects from Stanford alumni include OpenSea, Injective, Dapper Labs, Filecoin, Audius, Syndicate, etc. 45:
OpenSea is the world's first and largest NFT marketplace for discovering, collecting and selling NFTs. The project's co-founder, Alex Atallah, is a Stanford computer science graduate who will step down as OpenSea's chief technology officer in July 2022.
Injective is an interoperable layer-1 blockchain offering plug-and-play financial infrastructure primitives with a composable smart contract layer of CosmWasm. Co-founder and CTO Albert Chon holds an undergraduate and master's degree in computer science from Stanford University, where he was a member of the Stanford Bitcoin Club. He was previously an OpenZeppelin consultant and a software development engineer at Amazon.
Dapper Labs , the company behind NBA Top Shot and Flow Blockchain, aims to use blockchain technology to bring new forms of digital engagement to fans around the world. Founder and CEO Roham Gharegozlou is a Stanford graduate in biological sciences and economics.
Alchemy is a Web3 development platform that allows developers to easily build and extend user dApps. Co-founder and CEO Nikil Viswanathan graduated from Stanford University with a degree in computer science and served as a teaching assistant for 6 courses at Stanford. He participated in the creation of Down To Lunch, the world's number one social app, and has also worked in product management at Google, Microsoft, and Facebook.
CoinList is a token sale platform that lists tokens for crypto projects and raises funds from the general public. CoinList also launched CoinList Pro, a cryptocurrency exchange for custody and staking services. Co-founder and CEO Andy Bromberg graduated from Stanford University with a degree in computer science.
Filecoin is a P2P network for storing and retrieving data on the Internet. The built-in economic incentive mechanism ensures reliable and continuous storage and retrieval of files within the time specified by the user. Founder and CEO Juan Benet has a master's degree in computer science from Stanford University.
Audius is a decentralized music streaming protocol that enables artists to establish a direct connection with their fans to deliver music and earn revenue. Audius co-founder and CEO Roneil Rumburg graduated from Stanford University with a degree in computer science. Audius co-founder and chief product officer Forrest Browning has a master's degree in computer science from Stanford University.
Syndicate is a decentralized investment protocol and social network. Co-founder Will Papper graduated from Stanford University's Department of Philosophy and worked as a Proxy product manager.
Proof of Learn is a Web3 education platform. The mission is to unlock accessible, high-quality education globally through blockchain and the "Learn to Earn" protocol. Kevin Yang, co-founder and product co-director of Proof of Learn, graduated from Stanford University and its engineering school with a major in computer science. During this period, the honors he received included the Top5 popular iOS programming award and Stanford TreeHacks winner.
Harmony is an open source public chain for building decentralized applications (DAPP), which uses state sharding to divide a chain into multiple segments, process transactions and store data in parallel. Co-founder Nick White, a Stanford BS and MS, currently serves as COO at modular network Celestia.
Theta Network is a next-generation media and entertainment-centric blockchain. Co-founder and CEO Mitch Liu holds a BS in Computer Science and Engineering from MIT and an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Boba Network is a layer 2 scaling solution and hybrid computing platform that offers fast transactions and low fees. Founder and CEO Alan Chiu is a graduate of Stanford University with a degree in management and currently serves on the board of the Stanford GSB Alumni Association.
Other well-known crypto projects include cryptocurrency exchange BTCC, institutional-grade DeFi infrastructure Archblock, privacy-focused cryptocurrency Beam, cross-chain lending platform Cedro Finance, Web3 office application Skiff, Web3 space casual game Spacebar, etc.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology MIT
As a veteran science and technology school, MIT's exploration in the field of web3 is also very early. In 2015, the MIT Media Lab launched the Digital Currency Initiative to conduct necessary research to support the development of digital currency and blockchain technology by bringing together the brightest minds from MIT and elsewhere. Since then, many Bitcoin developers have joined the program full-time, and two members engaged in Bitcoin core development rank among the top ten of all core contributors in the world according to the number of submissions.
Meanwhile, the MIT Bitcoin Club, one of the first collegiate blockchain clubs in the world, organizes the MIT Bitcoin Expo every year since 2014 - a two-day conference (including a hackathon) , focusing on all things blockchain.
In terms of courses, MIT has a huge lineup of courses and professors. "MIT 15.S12: Blockchain and Money" is taught by Gary Gensler, the current chairman of the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and the course "Cryptocurrency Engineering and Design" is taught by the co-author of the Lightning Network (LN) paper and former chief Co-professed by Tadge Dryja, CTO, and Neha Narula, director of the MIT Digital Currency Initiative (DCI).
StarkWare is a Layer 2 extension protocol of Ethereum, which builds Layer 2 extension solutions of Ethereum based on zero-knowledge rollup technology such as StarkNet and StarkEx. Co-founder and CEO Uri Kolodny holds a master's degree from the MIT-Sloan School of Management. Another co-founder, president and chairman of the board, Eli Ben-Sasson, was a postdoctoral fellow at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
Litecoin is a P2P cryptocurrency for online payments that aims to be a fully decentralized global payment network. The founder, Li Qiwei, is a Chinese-American with a master's degree in computer science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He donated part of the profits from Litecoin to MIT's digital currency program.
Celo is a mobile-first public chain that enables anyone with a mobile phone to access decentralized finance (DeFi) tools and services. Founder Rene Reinsberg holds an MBA from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology-Sloan School of Management, and his education includes the MIT Media Lab and the Computer Science AI Lab.
Blur is an NFT marketplace for professional traders, offering aggregation features, portfolio analysis and zero market fees. The founder, Pacman, entered the Department of Computer Science of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to study and received a Thiel Scholarship during this period.
Messari is an encrypted data analysis and research organization. Messari founder Ryan Selkis studied for an MBA at MIT-Sloan before dropping out because he was attracted to bitcoin.
Secret Network is an independent underlying blockchain network based on the Cosmos SDK. The goal is to be the data privacy hub for Web3. Founder and CEO Guy Zyskind graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, during which he published a paper on "Efficient and Secure Computing Supported by Blockchain".
Algorand is a decentralized, scalable, and secure blockchain infrastructure designed by MIT professor and Turing Award-winning cryptographer Silvio Micali. Silvio Micali has taught at MIT's Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science since 1983, and he is also the co-inventor of zero-knowledge proofs.
Axelar is a decentralized cross-chain communication network that aims to realize asset mobility and program composability for builders and end users in an optimized way by connecting heterogeneous blockchains. The two co-founders, Georgios Vlachos and Sergey Gorbunov, both have PhDs in computer science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Celer is a blockchain interoperability protocol that provides a one-click user experience that enables cross-chain access to tokens, DeFi, GameFi, NFTs, governance, and more. Co-founder Qingkai Liang holds a Ph.D. in Machine Learning and Computer Networks from MIT, and previously studied as a research assistant at the MIT Information and Decision Systems Laboratory. Qingkai Liang has published the paper "Network Optimization in Adversarial Environments".
UMA is an optimistic based oracle that uses economic guarantees to secure the market. Co-founder Allison Lu is an MIT economics graduate who worked as a trader at Goldman Sachs.
Other well-known crypto projects include RockX, a crypto-staking service provider, Zcash, a privacy-preserving cryptocurrency, aelf, a cloud computing network, Dark Forest, an MMO space conquest game, Conduit, a DeFi-focused API service, and Archimedes, a decentralized lending market, among others.
Harvard University
Compared with other famous overseas universities, Harvard University has relatively few actions in the field of Web3. There is no special research institution established in the public information, and it mainly focuses on some related courses, such as "Introduction to Blockchain and Bitcoin". In addition, the community organization Harvard The university blockchain club also has a certain influence in the industry through some activities and industry research.
Specific to projects, the Rootdata database currently contains 22 Harvard Web3 projects, among which representative projects include Alchemy, Gemini, Worldcoin, Lightning Labs, FalconX, etc.
Galaxy Digital is a technology-driven financial services and investment management company, providing institutional and direct clients with a full suite of financial solutions across the digital asset ecosystem. Co-founder Sam Englebardt has a J.D. from Harvard and is a licensed attorney in California.
Gemini is a digital asset exchange and custody service that allows users to buy, sell and store cryptocurrencies. The company was founded by twin brothers Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, who both graduated from Harvard University with a degree in Economics and have an MBA from Oxford University.
Alchemy is a Web3 development platform that allows developers to easily build and extend user dApps. Co-founder and Product Manager Jason Shah is a Harvard computer science graduate.
Manta is a general-purpose privacy blockchain platform that provides end-to-end privacy protection for blockchain users through leading cryptographic architectures such as zkSNARK. Manta Network co-founder Victor Ji graduated from Harvard Kennedy School and is the co-chairman of the Chinese Society of the school and the chairman of the school's encryption and blockchain club.
Proof of Learn is a Web3 education platform. The mission is to unlock accessible, high-quality education globally through blockchain and the "Learn to Earn" protocol. Co-founder and CEO Sheila Lirio Marcelo holds a dual master's degree in business and law from Harvard University, and became the youngest recipient of the Harvard Business School Alumni Achievement Award in 2014.
Stellar is an open network for storing and moving money. Co-founder and Chief Scientist David Mazières is a graduate of MIT and Harvard and a professor of computer science at Stanford University.
Co:Create is a protocol that provides the infrastructure for NFT projects to expand their digital ecosystems with native tokens. Co-founder and CEO Tara Fung was awarded the HBS Forte Scholarship during her MBA at Harvard Business School.
FalconX is a digital asset broker that enables institutional investors to trade in the fast-growing over-the-counter crypto derivatives market. Co-founder Prabhakar Reddy holds an MBA from Harvard Business School and previously worked in investments at Accel.
Lightning Labs develops the software that powers the Lightning Network, providing users with a range of verifiable, non-custodial Lightning-based financial services. Co-founder Elizabeth Stark graduated from Harvard University with a law degree and has taught at Stanford University and Yale University.
Other well-known crypto projects include Ethos, a Sui-based Dapp aggregation wallet, Shil.me, an interactive NFT display platform, Chain, a blockchain-based technology company, and Logos Network, a payment infrastructure for automated deployment of application-specific blockchains. Block chain protocol Saga et al.
University of California, BerkeleyUC Berkeley
The pace of the University of California, Berkeley in the Web3 field is also quite deep, directly participating in the early incubation of many Web3 projects. At present, the RootData platform includes 20 Web3 projects from UC Berkeley.
In January 2019, Berkeley established the blockchain startup accelerator Berkeley Blockchain Xcelerator, which is jointly operated by Berkeley Haas Business School, Berkeley Engineering SCET and Berkeley Blockchain. Every year, a number of early encryption projects are incubated. Typical acceleration projects include Acala , Automata, Astar, Manta Network, etc., has accelerated the development of 85 companies so far. Recently, UC Berkeley is also hosting a ZKP/Web3 Hackathon.
In terms of courses, Berkeley has also launched a number of well-known blockchain public courses, such as "Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies", "Blockchain Fundamentals", "Decal: Blockchain for Developers" and so on.
Oasis Network is a decentralized Layer1 network based on PoS consensus. Song Xiaodong, founder and CEO of Oasis Labs, received a doctorate in computer science from the University of California, Berkeley and served as a professor of computer science. He is known as the "Godmother of Computer Security".
Galxe is a Web3 credential data network that helps Web3 developers and projects leverage credential data to build better products and communities. The two co-founders, Harry Zhang and Charles Wayn, both graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, majoring in computer science.
Osmosis is a cross-chain Layer1 blockchain built in the Cosmos ecosystem, which supports developers to use its various modules to design and deploy customized AMMs. Co-founder Sunny Aggarwal founded the renowned Blockchain at Berkeley student organization and teaches blockchain fundamentals at Berkeley. Sunny discovered Cosmos in the summer of 2017 and dropped out of college (two years later) to work on Tendermint, a BFT consensus engine.
Sei Network is a layer 1 blockchain built using the Cosmos SDK and Tendermint core, and has a built-in Central Limit Order Book (CLOB) module. The two co-founders, Jeff Feng and Jay Jog, both graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a major in computer science.
Aleo is a developer platform for building fully private, scalable and cost-effective applications. Co-founder Howard Wu graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, and he is also a consultant at the Berkeley Blockchain Research Center.
Opyn is a derivatives and options infrastructure in DeFi. The two co-founders Zubin Koticha (CEO) and Alexis Gauba both graduated from the University of California, Berkeley, researching and developing security models and mechanism design frameworks to optimize alternative consensus.
Ampleforth is an algorithm-based rebase cryptocurrency designed to drive monetary innovation. Founder and CEO Evan Kuo holds a Bachelor of Science degree from UC Berkeley, studying the combination of ME and CS related to robotics.
Kadena is a Layer1 PoW consensus blockchain and features a new smart contract language called Pact, which is equipped with formal verification and upgradeable smart contracts. Co-founder and CEO Stuart Popejoy graduated from the University of California, Berkeley with a major in literature. Before founding Kadena, he led the JP Morgan blockchain development effort and helped develop the Juno open source blockchain.
Other well-known crypto projects include Cedar, an NFT buy-now-pay-later protocol, asset management platform Set Protocol, Web3 shared knowledge platform Utopic, chain game payment solution Halliday, blockchain privacy infrastructure Computable, etc.
Tsinghua University
As one of the most influential universities in China, Tsinghua University has produced more Web3 projects than other universities. At present, there are 28 projects included in the Rootdata platform . However, it can be seen from the figure that most of the Web3 projects of Tsinghua University were born in the last market cycle, that is, 2017-2018. In recent years, there are relatively few cutting-edge Web3 projects, and only a few projects such as Scroll are representative.
The official research organization in Tsinghua University is mainly the Blockchain Finance Research Center under the School of Economics and Management of Tsinghua University. This institution was established in 2018 and is mainly engaged in research on blockchain financial applications. In addition, Tsinghua School of Economics and Management has also established a digital financial asset research center, and will launch a public course on "Blockchain and Encrypted Digital Currency" in 2020.
Tsinghua Student Blockchain Association (THUBA) was established as early as September 2017, and has held many blockchain hackathons and campus activities, among which the 2022 global online hackathon THUBA SUMMER HACK is more famous.
Huobi is a virtual asset trading platform. The founder, Li Lin, graduated from the Department of Automation of Tsinghua University. He is a serial entrepreneur and once worked for Oracle, the world's largest database manufacturer.
Conflux is a high-performance Layer1 blockchain and a public chain with compliance in China. Co-founder and CEO Fan Long graduated from Tsinghua University Yaoban, and later received a Ph.D. in computer science from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).
Scroll is Ethereum's native zkEVM layer 2 solution that enables native compatibility with existing Ethereum applications and tools. The co-founder, Haichen Shen, studied in Yaoban, Tsinghua University, and graduated from the University of Washington with a Ph.D. His research direction is biased towards the field of underlying systems. After graduation, he worked in Amazon to build machine learning systems and other aspects.
CertiK utilizes formalized verification and AI technology to provide end-to-end blockchain security audit services. Co-founders Gu Ronghui (CEO) and Shao Zhong (CTO) both graduated from Tsinghua University with a bachelor's degree and a Ph.D. from Yale University. Gu Ronghui is an assistant professor in the Computer Department of Columbia University and the core developer of the CertiKOS operating system. Shao Zhong is a professor of computer science at Yale University.
Huma Finance is a DeFi project that allows users to borrow against future income streams without collateral. Co-founder Richard Liu graduated from Tsinghua University with a major in automation, and then received a Ph.D. from the University of Florida in the United States. He worked as an engineer at Facebook.
sec3 is a Web3 security research company that ensures protocols remain secure as they scale by building technology-based solutions for Web3 projects. Co-founder Chris Wang has a master's degree from Tsinghua University and worked in investment at Goldman Sachs.
Cobo is one of the largest cryptocurrency custodians in the Asia-Pacific region, focused on building scalable infrastructure and powering the global Web 3.0 revolution. Co-founder and Changhao Jiang graduated from Tsinghua University with a major in computer science, and then received a Ph.D. from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
iZUMi Finance is a multi-chain DeFi protocol that provides one-stop liquidity as a service. Co-founder Jimmy Yin graduated from Tsinghua University with a bachelor's degree, and his Ph.D. was supervised by Max Shen from the University of California, Berkeley and the University of Hong Kong.
Other well-known encryption projects include Oasis Network, value Internet IP protocol PalletOne, Xita Technology, zero-knowledge proof-based full-chain interoperability protocol Way Network, Ethereum zkRollup solution provider Fox, etc.
Peking University
Founded in 2018, the Peking University Blockchain Research Center is affiliated with the School of Electronic Engineering and Computer Science. It will launch a blockchain research laboratory led by Professor Deng Xiaotie in 2020, focusing on the research of related basic theories in the blockchain field, smart contracts, cross-chain communication technology and other progress.
In terms of courses, the "Blockchain Technology and Application" series launched by Professor Xiao Zhen of Peking University in 2018 is known as one of the best blockchain teaching courses in the Chinese field.
In addition to official organizations, Peking University Student Blockchain Center and Peking University Blockchain Association, established in January 2021, are non-profit organizations formed by students who are passionate about blockchain technology, application and industry research. It has also held many publicity and education activities for student groups. In April this year, the Peking University Blockchain Association will also jointly hold the ETH Beijing Hackathon.
Judging from the list sorted out by Rootdata , the blockchain and encryption projects founded by Peking University alumni have similar characteristics to those of Tsinghua University. Only a few projects such as Scroll, SeeDAO, and UniPass are more in line with the current market trend.
TRON is committed to accelerating the decentralization of the Internet through blockchain technology and decentralized applications (DAPP). The founder, Justin Sun, graduated from Peking University. During this period, he served as the president of Western Studies and exchanged studies with the liberal arts major of the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Justin Sun is currently also a member of the advisory board of the Huobi exchange.
Bitmain is the world's leading manufacturer of digital currency mining servers, and its brand ANTMINER has maintained a global market share and technology leadership for a long time. Co-founder Wu Jihan graduated from Peking University majoring in economics and psychology, and joined the Capital Market Association during this period. Jihan Wu is also the founder of Matrixport, an encrypted financial services company.
Scroll is Ethereum's native zkEVM layer 2 solution that enables native compatibility with existing Ethereum applications and tools. Co-founder Ye Zhang graduated from Peking University and has been working on ZK proofs since 2018. Before that, he mainly studied zk proof hardware acceleration and the principle of zk cryptography algorithm, and later his doctorate was also in the direction of zk.
Theta Network is a next-generation media and entertainment-centric blockchain. Co-founder and CTO Jieyi Long graduated from Peking University with a major in Microelectronics, and then received a Ph.D. in Computer Engineering from Northwestern University in the United States.
SeeDAO is a DAO incubator dedicated to cultivating DAO talents for the Chinese-speaking world and creating an atmosphere suitable for Web3 innovation. The founder Baiyu has a postgraduate background in financial technology from Peking University, and has in-depth research on central bank digital currency and DAO culture.
Wanchain is a public blockchain that supports the use of Solidity, and supports ring signature-based privacy transactions and decentralized cross-chain functions. Founder and CEO Lu Xujun graduated from Peking University and Ohio State University, and is also the co-founder and chief technology officer of Factom.
DODO is a decentralized trading platform that uses an innovative Proactive Market Maker (PMM) algorithm to provide efficient on-chain liquidity. Co-founder and CEO Radar Bear graduated from Peking University with a major in space physics and economics.
UniPass is a multi-chain unified encrypted identity and universal passport for the encrypted world and metaverse. Founder and CTO Zhixian graduated from Peking University. He has many years of experience in blockchain development.
HurricaneSwap is a cross-chain DEX developed on the Avalanche blockchain. It allows for the direct transfer of assets across chains without performing complex operations through cross-chain bridges. Co-founder Wei Ziming holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Peking University and a graduate degree from King's College London.
ALEX is an open-source Bitcoin DeFi platform based on the Stacks blockchain. Co-founder Rachel Yu holds undergraduate and master degrees from Peking University.
Other well-known crypto projects include Trias, a decentralized cloud computing infrastructure, Blofin, a crypto financial service provider, Ubiloan, a Web3 peer-to-pool lending and staking platform, and LegalDAO, a decentralized community for Web3 legal professionals, among others.
Zhejiang University Zhejiang University
Zhejiang University alumni are also the main force in the domestic Web3 industry. Currently, RootData has collected 22 projects from Zhejiang University, including many popular projects such as Scroll and Stepn.
Zhejiang University first established the Blockchain Research Center in June 2018 as a school-level innovative research institution with computer science and technology and software engineering as its core supporting disciplines. In the same year, the School of Computer and Software of Zhejiang University also launched the "Blockchain and Digital Currency" course. In 2019, Professor Chen Chun, Director of the Zhejiang University Blockchain Research Center and Chairman of Qulian Technology, also explained the current status and trends of blockchain technology development to the central leaders during the 18th collective study of the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China.
From the above analysis, the Web3 project founded by Zhejiang University alumni has a relatively obvious "sense of fragmentation of the times", and its alumni's main entrepreneurial fields in the last cycle are mostly concentrated in the direction of enterprise blockchain and infrastructure, such as Yunxiang, Dataqin Technology, Qulian, Complex Beauty Technology and other companies.
In the past one or two years, Zhejiang University alumni projects have been widely distributed in NFT, L2 and Web3 applications, and representative projects include Magic Eden, NFTGo, Scroll, Stepn, etc. It can be said that compared with Qingbei, Zhejiang University alumni have performed more prominently in the recent market cycle.
STEPN is a Web3 lifestyle app with social networking and gaming networking elements. Co-founder Jerry Huang graduated from Zhejiang University with a major in computer science.
Bytetrade is a decentralized value trading infrastructure for the future blockchain, and is building a Web3 operating system (OS) based on an open and proprietary blockchain-edge node-client (BEC) architecture. Peng Peng, the founder of Bytetrade, graduated from Zhejiang University with a major in computer science. He was previously a core technology R&D engineer at Baidu.
Magic Eden is a cross-chain NFT marketplace that enables users to create, discover and collect unique NFTs. Co-founder and chief engineer Zhuojie Zhou graduated from Zhejiang University with a major in Applied Mathematics, and he is a student of Yau's Mathematical Excellence Class.
Neo is a public chain for building decentralized applications, enabling developers to digitize and automate asset management through smart contracts. Co-founder Da Hongfei graduated from Zhejiang University.
Nervos Network is a Layer1 public chain ecosystem based on PoW consensus and supports smart contract development. Chief architect and research team leader Xie Hanjian graduated from Zhejiang University. He was previously a researcher and developer of Ethereum and founded EthFans.
NFTGo is an all-in-one NFT analysis platform designed to provide users with accurate data and insights. Co-founder Ling Ziang is a 2014 undergraduate student in the Finance Department of Zhejiang University and one of the founders of the Blockchain Association of Zhejiang University.
Keystone is a hardware wallet that achieves 100% physical isolation through data transmission. Liu Lixin is the founder and CEO of Keystone. He graduated from Zhejiang University with a degree in business administration. He was the hardware director of Cobo Wallet.
Other well-known encryption projects include Zecrey, the second-level privacy protocol of Ethereum, Dataverse, the Web3 folder system, UniPass, the universal passport of Yuanverse, Shuqin Technology, Qulian Technology, etc.