Coinsilium Group
Venture capitalGibraltar · Pre-Seed–Seed · 5 people tracked
Investment thesis
Coinsilium is an early-stage blockchain and cryptocurrency investor and venture builder. It backs and advises blockchain startups and has supported numerous token offerings, while pursuing a corporate Bitcoin treasury strategy. As a publicly traded company on AQUIS and OTCQB, it combines venture building with digital-asset market exposure.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Team · 5 people
from the firm's websitePrincipals & officers · per Companies House
what is this? ⓘDirector · British · since 2026
Gabriele Teodoro — 75–100% of shares, 75–100% of voting rights, right to appoint and remove directors
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Coinsilium Group invest at?
- Coinsilium Group invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed stages.
- What sectors does Coinsilium Group focus on?
- Coinsilium Group focuses on Crypto & Web3, Fintech.
- Where is Coinsilium Group located?
- Coinsilium Group is headquartered in Gibraltar, GI.
Media · Podcasts & interviews
featuring the teamMidweek Takeaway - Malcolm Palle (Executive Chairman), Eddy Travia (CEO) of Coinsilium Group #COIN
The Sunday Roast · Eddy Travia
Eddy Travia, CEO and Co-Founder at Coinsilium Group - Presentation at d10e Gibraltar
d10e · Eddy Travia
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