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Crypto com Capital — 2022 Investments

7 investments dated 2022 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Astar Networkastar.networkin𝕏Jan 2022 · $22M

AstarFi is a self-custodial personal finance interface designed for cryptocurrency and tokenized real-world asset holders to manage their onchain portfolio across multiple asset types.

Cloud ComputingCrypto & Web3Developer ToolsFintechTokyo, JP

Sota Watanabe(Founder)in

Co-investorsCoinbase VenturesDigital Finance GroupFenbushi CapitalHypersphere VenturesIOSG VenturesLongHash Ventures+9 more

Chillchatchillchat.meSeed · Jun 2022 · $7M

Chillchat is a Singapore-registered software development company that builds custom software systems, including internal platforms and application ecosystems, for technology-driven businesses.

Developer ToolsEnterprise SoftwareSaaS

DoraHacksdorahacks.ioMay 2022 · $20M

Global hacker community and Web3 platform running hackathons, bounties and quadratic-voting grants for open-source developers.

Jiannan Zhang(Founder)in

Co-investorsCandaq Fintech GroupCircle VenturesMapleblock CapitalSignum CapitalAmber GroupBinance Labs+3 more

Enjinenjin.ioApr 2022 · $18.9M

Blockchain platform underpinning NFTs via the ERC-1155 standard.

Maxim Blagov(Founder)in

Co-investorsArrington CapitalBlockchain CoinvestorsDigital Finance GroupGenblock CapitalLBANK LabsAlliance DAO (ex DeFi Alliance)+6 more

Mintablemintable.comMar 2022

Mintable operated an NFT marketplace and minting platform (via Mintable.com and Mintology.app) offering gasless NFT creation for consumers and enterprise clients such as banks and corporations.

Creator EconomyCrypto & Web3MarketplacesArvada, US

Zach Burks(Founder)in

BoardMichael Tolo(Director)in

Co-investorsDigital Finance GroupSkyVision Capital840 Venture PartnersAnimoca BrandsBlackbird VenturesDouble Peak Group+4 more

Other

Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.

Heroes of MaviaIQ Labs

Rows marked “SEC filing” are inferred from directors named on the company's SEC Form D — public regulatory data, not a portfolio list published by the firm.