GemPool

Gno.land, developed by NewTendermint, is a next-generation smart contract platform built on Gno, a Go-based interpreted language that lets developers build secure, expressive on-chain applications using one of the world’s most popular programming languages. Founded by Jae Kwon, co-founder of Cosmos and Tendermint, Gno.land represents a paradigm shift in multi-user programming. Unlike traditional blockchain environments that require a steep learning curve, Gno.land meets developers where they already are, dramatically lowering the barrier to entry while maintaining the performance and clarity Go is known for. At its core, Gno.land is designed for transparency, security, and long-term composability. All smart contracts are fully on-chain, human-readable, and permanently verifiable, meaning anyone can audit, fork, or build on top of existing code without trust assumptions. Combined with a fair, community-driven governance model and a tokenomics structure designed for sustainable growth, Gno.land is building the foundation for a more open and accountable decentralized internet. GNOT is the network's native token used to pay gas for storage deposits, contract execution, and cross-chain interactions. GNOT has a fixed total and max supply of 1,333,000,000 tokens. Ecosystem tools include the Adena wallet, the GnoSwap decentralized exchange, the GnoScan block explorer, the Gno Playground browser IDE, and Boards, an on-chain social forum.

Tea is economic infrastructure for open source. The tea network is an OP Stack-based Layer 2 designed to make open-source work more visible, verifiable, governable, and supportable. The Tea network and TEA token facilitate a programmable reward and value exchange layer for open-source software. Through Tea, developers, maintainers, supporters, and ecosystem participants can register open-source projects, understand dependency context, make claims, and support the broader software graph. Tea uses Proof of Contribution and teaRank to measure the impact of OSS projects across the dependency graph, enabling rewards and value exchange tied to open-source contribution, provenance, and stewardship. TEA is the network token used across protocol activity, including staking, governance, and gas on the tea network.