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Supra
Washington, US · Founded 2015 · District of Columbia LLC · 23 known investors
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Supra provides blockchain oracle services that deliver data feeds to smart contracts and decentralized applications. It operates in the crypto and Web3 infrastructure space.
Also known as Entropy Foundation · Supra · SupraOracles
Founders & leadership
Investors · 23
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Reported raises · per SEC filings
Form D private placements▶$600KofferedMay 2017 · RestaurantsRule 506(b)
- Jonathan NelmsExecutive Officer, Promoter
- Offering amount
- $600K
- Minimum investment
- $25K
- Incorporated
- Limited Liability Company, District Of Columbia, 2015
- Federal exemptions
- 06b
Source: SEC EDGAR Form D. Amounts as filed; amended filings shown once at their latest values.
Company profile
researched Aug 2026Supra develops a Layer 1 blockchain that vertically integrates services normally supplied by separate middleware providers, including price oracles, decentralized verifiable random functions (dVRF), on-chain automation, cross-chain communication and bridging, and support for multiple virtual machines. The stated aim is for decentralized applications to obtain these services natively from the same network on which they execute rather than from external providers.
The product set spans Supra L1 and SupraEVM; Supra Oracles data feeds covering crypto and real-world assets; Supra VRF for on-chain verifiable randomness; Threshold AI Oracles for publishing AI outputs on-chain; AutoFi, a system-level automation layer with an accompanying no-code automation dApp; Supra Containers, which provide dedicated blockspace with app-chain characteristics; IntraLayer; iAssets, a liquidity bootstrapping and liquid staking protocol tied to $SUPRA staking rewards; a Dynamic Function Market Maker; the StarKey self-custodial wallet; the SupraScan block explorer; and SupraNova.ai for bridgeless L1-to-L1 cross-chain communication. Several of these components are listed as running on mainnet.
The network is MultiVM compatible, supporting Move (Aptos Move) and EVM (Solidity) smart contracts, with SolanaVM (Rust) and CosmWasm support described as forthcoming. $SUPRA is described as the unified utility token of the MultiVM Layer 1 ecosystem.
Business model
Supra distributes blockchain infrastructure services — oracle data feeds, verifiable randomness, automation, cross-chain messaging and blockspace — directly from its own Layer 1 network, with $SUPRA serving as the unified utility token across the MultiVM ecosystem and iAssets offering staking rewards denominated in $SUPRA.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography
Market position
Supra positions vertical integration as its distinguishing characteristic: oracles, dVRF, automation, bridging and multiple virtual machines are delivered by a single network rather than assembled from third-party middleware, combined with claimed high throughput, sub-second finality, MultiVM language flexibility, MEV resistance and app-specific blockspace via Supra Containers.
Technology
Supra's architecture combines its Moonshot Consensus with a "Tribes and Clans" network structure; the company reports throughput of 500,000 TPS in testing with 300 nodes divided into five clans of 60 nodes each, with each clan's nodes distributed across five global regions, and sub-second consensus finality tested on 300 nodes globally. The consensus protocol is stated to have been formally verified using the Microsoft IVy verifier. The chain is MultiVM compatible, executing Move and EVM smart contracts with SolanaVM and CosmWasm planned, and SupraEVM is described as adding hybrid parallel execution to EVM. Native subsystems include oracle price feeds with sub-second data freshness, verifiable randomness, zero-block-delay automation, threshold AI oracles, privacy features, and native cross-chain transactions and messaging.
Go-to-market
Supra targets developers through a Dev Center, technical documentation, an IDE and Move VS Code extension, dApp templates, AutoFi Assist, a faucet, a bug bounty program, and the DevWire developer newsletter. Ecosystem growth is supported by Ecosystem Perks providing funding, marketing, technical support and hands-on guidance to builders. Community and education channels include an Academy, research and whitepaper libraries, webinars such as the Tech Behind Supra series and a Blockchain Revenue Models Masterclass, events, and the PBO: Genesis Rising engagement app. The website is localized into simplified and traditional Chinese, Korean, Vietnamese, Spanish, Russian, Indonesian and Turkish.
Smart contract developers and decentralized application teams — including DeFi, AI agent and gaming-style projects needing price data, randomness and automation — plus end users of the StarKey self-custodial wallet.
Geography
Copyright on the company website is held by Supra | Entropy Foundation, registered in Switzerland (CHE.383.364.961). Website localization covers Chinese (simplified and traditional), Korean, Vietnamese, Spanish, Russian, Indonesian and Turkish in addition to English.
Compiled by commissioned research from 10 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
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Timeline · 3
launches, deals, and filingsSupra published guidance on DORA V2, a hybrid pull oracle that fetches price updates off-chain and verifies committee-signed cryptographic proofs on-chain, with client examples for EVM, Sui, Aptos and CosmWasm.
Supra decentralized oracle price feeds integrated with the Hedera network, documented in Hedera's oracle networks docs including an HBAR price feed and pull/push model demos; Hedera raised the contract-call data payload capacity to 24 KB to support single price-pair fetches.
The company shortened its name from SupraOracles to Supra, stating its scope had expanded beyond oracles to a full-stack Layer 1 with native oracles, dVRF, cross-chain communication, an automation network and smart contracts under the IntraLayer vision.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
Legal entities · 1
corporate structure▸Research sources · 10
primary sources listed
- Supra Infrastructuresupra.com · web
- Supra Oraclessupraoracles.com · web
10 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does Supra do?
- Supra operates a MultiVM Layer 1 blockchain with vertically integrated oracles, randomness, automation and cross-chain services.
- Who are Supra's investors?
- Supra's investors include Andromeda Capital, BitDAO, Castrum Capital, Coinbase Ventures, CVP NoLimit, DeepTech Ventures, Extra Watts, Ghaf Capital Partners and 14 more.
- Where is Supra headquartered?
- Supra is headquartered in Washington, US.