OverProtocolOverProtocol is a Layer 1 blockchain that lets individuals run full nodes on their personal computers. With the OverScape app, anyone can participate as a validator without special knowledge. By reducing reliance on institutional validators, OverProtocol offers new financial opportunities and aims to create a stable, global P2P financial network.Web3SeedInfrastructure companies and projects
Explore infrastructure projects across blockchain networks, computing, storage, telecommunications and enterprise networking. Browse their public profiles, then open the available evaluations to see who has assessed each project and what their analysis covers.
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OverProtocolOverProtocol is a Layer 1 blockchain that lets individuals run full nodes on their personal computers. With the OverScape app, anyone can participate as a validator without special knowledge. By reducing reliance on institutional validators, OverProtocol offers new financial opportunities and aims to create a stable, global P2P financial network.Web3Seed
Ozone ChainOzone Chain is a Layer 1 blockchain project centered around the OZO token. What is Ozone Chain? Ozone Chain is the world’s first Quantum Resistant Blockchain that has integrated bleeding edge quantum security technologies in its design. Ozone Chain believes in Quantum Secured Blockchain for solving the real-world concerns faced by Quantum Computers.Web3Series B
PactusPactus is a Layer 1 blockchain project centered around the PAC token.Web3Seed
Particle NetworkParticle Network is the Layer-1 blockchain powering chain abstraction, seamlessly unifying users and liquidity across Web3. At its core are Universal Accounts, which provide users with a single account and unified balance across all chains. These accounts are coordinated and secured by Particle Network, ensuring a frictionless experience across the entire Web3 ecosystem.Web3Series A
Partisia BlockchainPartisia Blockchain (MPC) is a groundbreaking technology that redefines privacy and scalability within the blockchain sphere. It merges advanced cryptographic techniques with distributed computing principles, leveraging secure multiparty computation (MPC) to ensure privacy without compromising efficiency or security. This makes it particularly suitable for industries like finance and healthcare, where data confidentiality is paramount.Web3Seed
Paxi NetworkPaxi Network is a Layer-1 blockchain built on the Cosmos SDK and the CometBFT consensus framework. It provides a modular, interoperable infrastructure designed for scalable decentralized applications, digital assets, and community-driven ecosystems. The network’s native token, PAXI, serves as the medium for staking, governance, and transaction fees.Web3Seed
peaqpeaq is a Layer 1 blockchain project centered around the PEAQ token.Web3Series A
PhicoinPhicoin (PHI) is a next-generation Proof-of-Work (PoW) blockchain designed as a high-performance infrastructure for Web3 applications and the decentralized internet. Engineered for enterprise-grade scalability, Phicoin addresses key limitations in traditional blockchains, such as mining centralization, slow transaction speeds, and vulnerability to censorship. With lightning-fast 15-second block times, theoretical throughput exceeding 1,000 TPS (up to 1,111 TPS for minimal transactions), and 4MB block sizes, Phicoin delivers near-instant confirmations...Web3Pre-seed
PiPi is a Layer 1 blockchain project centered around the PI token. The Maximum Supply of Pi is 100 billion tokens. The Maximum Supply is comprised of the following: 65 Billion tokens (or 65%) are allocated for all community mining rewards; 10 billion (10%) are allocated for foundation reserves; 5 billion (5%) are allocated for liquidity purposes; and 20 billion (20%) are allocated for the Core Team. Each allocation mentioned above tracks the community Migrated Mining Rewards issuance pace, so the proportions of each allocation in the total supply remains the same at any given time.Web3Growth
PlanckPlanck is the world’s first AI Layer-0 — enabling compute interoperability across AI chains. Backed by the co-founder of Tether 'Brock Pierce' and 10+ leading VCs, with $200M GPU acquisition commitments and $60M+ enterprise GPUs already deployed. Planck Network consists of a next-generation modular infrastructure stack, composed of Planck₀, a Layer-0 protocol for launching sovereign AI chains and DePIN protocols, and Planck₁, a compute-native Layer-1 blockchain with embedded GPU utility and tokenized infrastructure.Web3Pre-seed
PlanqPlanq (PLQ) stands out as a cryptocurrency designed with a mobile-first approach, aiming to revolutionize how users interact with blockchain technology. Unlike many cryptocurrencies that rely heavily on desktop interfaces, Planq prioritizes mobile usability, making blockchain technology accessible to a broader audience, including those in developing countries. At its core, Planq operates on a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism known as Tendermint.Web3Pre-seed
PlasmaPlasma is the layer 1 blockchain building the stablecoin infrastructure for a new global financial system. It is purpose-built for global stablecoin payments, offering zero-fee USD₮ transfers and custom gas tokens to help realise the stablecoin promise of permissionless access to financial services for everyone, everywhere. Plasma’s global payments coverage and inbound suite of products position it as the native chain for stablecoin payments.Web3Series BAbout this sector
Infrastructure is a broad category in Orbitrum. Its sub-sectors include Layer 1 and Layer 2 networks, rollups, smart contract platforms, distributed computing, storage and connectivity. The application also includes adjacent protocol and platform categories in this sector. Use the sub-sector labels to narrow the collection rather than treating every infrastructure project as the same kind of business.
How to compare projects
A network, a computing provider and an equipment supplier answer different needs. Start with the function described in the project profile. Then read the available analysis in that context, paying attention to the author, publication date and evidence discussed.
Projects follow the categories assigned in the Orbitrum application. This collection supports research and discovery; it is not an investment ranking.
Industry definitions
Layer 1 (L1) (270)
Base-layer blockchain networks and the projects classified around them.
Layer 2 (L2) (117)
Blockchain projects classified as Layer 2 networks or solutions.
Rollups (6)
Projects categorized as rollups within the application.
Scaling (12)
Projects focused on scaling within the scope described in their public profiles.
Zero Knowledge (ZK) (74)
Projects classified around zero-knowledge technologies and applications.
Smart Contract Platform (210)
Blockchain platforms categorized around smart contract execution.
Distributed Computing (166)
Projects involving computing resources distributed across multiple systems.
Cross-Chain Interoperability (221)
Projects connecting activity or information across blockchain networks.
Privacy Coins (98)
Projects categorized as privacy coins in the application.
Protocol (1,813)
Projects categorized as protocols; individual profiles describe their function.
Sports (44)
Projects assigned to the Sports category within Infrastructure.
Proof of Work (PoW) (154)
Projects classified around proof-of-work networks or activities.
Proof of State (PoS) (73)
Projects assigned to this application label; consult their profiles for the documented technical design.
Storage (17)
Projects providing or supporting data-storage functions.
Security (21)
Security-related projects; individual profiles clarify the type of security involved.
Metaverse (13)
Projects categorized around metaverse platforms and applications.
Web2 (196)
Projects assigned to the Web2 category within Infrastructure.
Questions to guide your research
- What function does the project provide, and who uses it?
- Which dependencies or operating constraints does the published analysis discuss?
- What evidence supports the stated level of adoption or delivery?
Questions about this sector
What does Infrastructure cover on Orbitrum?
It follows the categories used in the Orbitrum application, including blockchain networks, computing, storage, telecommunications and networking. The sub-sector list shows the categories represented in this collection.
Where can I find transport infrastructure projects?
Transport Infrastructure is an industry under Industrials in the current Orbitrum classification. Use that sector for projects assigned to transport infrastructure rather than assuming they belong in this collection.
