Movement is a modular framework to build and deploy Move-based infrastructure, applications, and blockchains in any distributed environment. The team is building a suite of products and services that empower non-Move protocols to leverage the power of the Move Programming Language without writing a single line of Move code. The team’s first release, M1, redefines the L1 as a Vertically Composable and Horizontally Scalable Layer 1 Framework that is Solidity-compatible, connects EVM and Move liquidity, and lets builders customize modular and interoperable app-chains with a diverse base of users and liquidity accessible out of the box.

TimeShuffle is a free-to-play, turn-based tactical RPG in which heroes from different eras battle together and against each other in procedurally generated battlefield arenas.

Deliq is a decentralized liquidity layer that provides seamless liquidity to the DeFi ecosystem. Its core is a liquidity engine that efficiently supplies liquidity to exchanges, reducing user friction and slippage. Deliq uses a Liquidity-by-Staking model to aggregate and direct liquidity in a decentralized way, transparently.

Ascenders combines a story-driven open world with an action-packed RPG, giving players the option to explore, fight, and build through its game modes.

Dexalot is a decentralized exchange with a Central Limit Order Book (CLOB). Its system enables traders to execute limit orders as takers, with orders matched immediately or partially executed as pending orders.

Imperium Empires is the first AAA-quality MMORTS space metaverse on Avalanche. It revolves around the Imperium Metaverse, which consists of multiple zones and zectors. Players control spaceship NFTs to explore different zectors and compete with one another. They can enjoy both PvE content, such as mining and co-op missions, and PvP activities, such as territorial control and spaceship combat.

Platypus Finance is a single-sided Automatic Market Maker (AMM) for stablecoins built on the Avalanche network. It is designed to optimize capital efficiency. Instead of requiring liquidity providers (LPs) to provide liquidity through token pairs (e.g. ETH-AVAX), they can just provide liquidity through a single token type. This mechanism is intended to improve the existing AMM framework by reducing impermanent loss risk for LPs, cutting slippage for traders, and creating more capital efficiency in the broader ecosystem.