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The Essential Cardano list

The Essential Cardano list provides a map of the Cardano ecosystem on this page and a central library of materials on the Essential Resources page, which includes official IOG, Cardano Foundation, and Emurgo resources, as well as community-generated materials.

This list is fully open source so we hope that you can help us to grow and fine tune our recommendations to make our list even better. We encourage you to let us know of new content that is being produced by the community, new relationships, new innovations, so that we can add them all to this list and build out the ecosystem.

Here is an outline of the categories:

Core Organizations

Oracles

Enterprise & Business Ecosystem

Startups

Strategic Partners and Collaborators

Layer 2 Solutions

  • IOHK Atala Prism
  • IOHK Atala Trace
  • IOHK Atala Scan
  • EMURGO Traceability

Deployments

DeFi and Capital Markets

Governments

  • [Wyoming]
  • [Georgia]
  • [Mongolia]

Exchanges

DEXs & IDO

Incubators and Funding

Developer Ecosystem

Here is an outline of the developer ecosystem and relevant resources to help you learn how to build on Cardano.

Programming Languages

Haskell

Marlowe

Plutus

⚔️ Plutus Pioneers ⚔️

These materials have been produced by the Plutus Pioneer course participants:

Glow

Developer resources

Native tokens

Wallets

Research and Education

Standards/Consortia

Top Tier Research Conferences

  • [ACM Sigsac]
  • [IEEE]
  • [NDSS]
  • [Soda]
  • [Esorics]
  • [Eurocrypt]
  • [Euro S&P]
  • [Crypto]
  • [S&P]
  • [ICDCS]
  • [Financial Cryptography]

Blockchain Labs and Education Institutions

Standards/Certification/Consortia

Payments

Infrastructure & Security

Audits

  • [Quantstamp]
  • [FP Complete]
  • [R9B]
  • [Nagra]

Ouroboros Consensus

  • [Classic]
  • [BFT]
  • [Genesis]
  • [Praos]
  • [Hydra]
  • [Chronos]
  • [Crypsinous]

Project Catalyst Startups

Exploring stake pools

IOHK has developed a stake pool metadata aggregation server (SMASH) to provide the community with a list of verified stake pools with valid metadata. Smash is integrated with the Daedalus wallet, and users can see a list of valid stake pools in the delegation center tab.

You can also explore stake pools using these tools:

🥁 Stake pool operators 🥁

Here is a list of active stake pool operators:

Ada calculators

Other IOHK solutions

Exhange traded products

NFT platforms