Companies need a way to digitize IP — Curio serves as a vehicle to monetize opportunities of intellectual property for major music and media companies.

No more piece-mealing — Curio provides an end-to-end minting, trading, and integration process and captures value throughout the NFT lifecycle, including through transaction fees on secondary marketplaces.

AR/VR users don’t fully own their identities — Vera AI anchors real world identities into the virtual world to establish reputation and trust, and also uses zero knowledge technology to ensure privacy.

No consistent ID layer for multiple virtual environments — Vera AI’s solution is compatible with Web2, Web3, and AR/VR, ensuring consistent identity interoperability across ecosystems.

Photos can be easily modified — Numbers Protocol’s Capture App turns images into assets as NFTs and uses Filecoin for storage to ensure impermanence.

Photos can be easily shared without credit or license — Numbers Protocol’s Capture App makes sharing traceable, so assets are used with the right credits or licenses.

Ad-Based models are impersonal — Flame gives creators new ways to monetize their work with a moderate fan base beyond standard advertising.

Content can be lost or changed — Flame stores creator content in a decentralized way with Filecoin so that it isn’t modified, destroyed, or removed.

Moving beyond cold storage — Filecoin needs a secondary retrieval market so content can be retrieved faster. There is currently no decentralized CDN for Web3 applications, and most rely on Web2 CDNs, which can be central points of failure. 

Lack of payment options — Myel users can pay for CDN services directly in FIL and combine storage deals.

Missing classroom experience — Huddle 01 offers features like an attendance tracker, rewards for students, collaborative note making and other opportunities to make classes engaging.

High storage costs — Educators generally have to record all the sessions they take. The size of these recordings can be expensive and unsustainable to store. Huddle 01 uses Filecoin for cheaper storage.

Monetization for games is primarily ad-driven today — OP Games offers an SDK for game developers with multiple monetization options for export. 

Games are owned by companies, not developers and communities — OP Games allows developers to turn their games into NFTs and fractionalize the NFT, turning their gamer community into owners of the game.

Convenient services mean no data ownership — Ownership Labs provides templates for data owners to define how their data can be computed. Instead of giving away their data, users can retain control and monetize it if they wish.

Storage of user data is insecure — Ownership Labs uses IPFS and Filecoin to store the computing metadata.

High costs to store and deliver content  — NonEntropy Tech uses Filecoin for storage, making the process cheaper and easier to deliver in a decentralized way.

Educational revenue models are outdated — NonEntropy Tech earns revenue three ways: through a fee from tutors who charge learners, through an advertising fee from advertisers, and through a service fee from anyone who casts or exchanges NFT content.

Chinese patients cannot access medical services — Sinso allows quick and easy access to medical professionals, thus spending more time getting care and diagnosis.

Managing medical information is difficult — Sinso applies an NFT solution to medical data, allowing patients to easily and securely send and receive medical information. It also allows the opportunity to monetize medical information while retaining security.

DeFi insurance is expensive — Premium prices are set by demand and supply, not by humans. 

DeFi insurance is often available — Teams can launch insurance products in under an hour on Atomica, rather than waiting months for new product releases.