Fundraising FoxGBV Capital — 2021 Investments
7 investments dated 2021 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Colony operates serviced office and coworking spaces with amenities aimed at improving the workplace experience, renting them to companies that want better environments for their staff.
Future of WorkPropTechKuala Lumpur, MY
Co-investorsOak Drive venturesBixin VenturesShima Capital
Colony offers a DeFi payment suite for teams and DAOs, supporting batch payments, streaming salaries, fund splitting, milestone-based escrow, and crypto-to-fiat off-ramping.
Crypto & Web3Fintech
Co-investorsContinue CapitalTsingTech VenturesBixin VenturesGreenfieldShima Capital
Colony (Colony Lab) is a crypto project on the Avalanche blockchain offering a governance token (CLY), staking contracts, and an index token (CAI) built on Phuture.
Crypto & Web3
Co-investorsBlack DragonBorderless VentureFirestartrMC Ventures (Muhabbit Capital)OIG Capital (Oracles Investment Group)Stakez Capital+3 more
Moonray develops gaming experiences distributed across major platforms including PlayStation, Steam, Xbox, iOS, and Android.
Gaming
Rodrigo Etcheto(Founder)inHans Andersson(Founder)in
Co-investorsAtesis CapitalChampion Hill VenturesGossamer CapitalTaisu VenturesAnimoca BrandsBlockchain Founders Fund+5 more
Oddz is a decentralized trading platform for perpetual swaps and options on EVM chains such as Base and Arbitrum, with plans to deploy on Bitcoin Layer 2 solutions.
Crypto & Web3Fintech
Aishwarya Shivakumar(Founder)in
Co-investorsAmesten CapitalBlack DragonWoodstock FundAltonomyAU21 CapitalKrypital Group+1 more
Travala is an online travel booking platform that lets travelers book hotels, flights, activities, and car rentals using cryptocurrencies or credit/debit cards.
Crypto & Web3MarketplacesTravel & Hospitality
Co-investorsYellow CapitalAU21 CapitalDHVCFuture Perfect VenturesLD CapitalNGC Ventures+2 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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