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Spark Digital Capital — 2021 Investments

5 investments dated 2021 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all

Amasaamasa.io𝕏Sep 2021 · $1.5M

Amasa is a DeFi platform that lets users flow earnings from various onchain apps into a custom portfolio, convert volatile tokens into stable value, and grow their onchain earnings through one-to-many swaps.

Crypto & Web3Fintech

Co-investorsAnimoca BrandsLD CapitalDouble Peak GroupMaeve VenturesSkyVision Capital

Manifold Financemanifoldfinance.comApr 2021 · $2.5M

An ETH MEV solution connecting protocols to people for DeFi opportunities.

Co-investorsMagnus CapitalAscensive AssetsMarshland CapitalMoonrock CapitalRarestone Capital

Mintablemintable.comJul 2021

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 VenturesCrypto com Capital+4 more

Razor Networkrazor.network𝕏Jul 2021

Razor Network is a decentralized oracle network that supplies external data to smart contracts through a network of stakers, aimed at decentralized finance and other decentralized applications.

Crypto & Web3Data & InfrastructureNew York, US

Hrishikesh H(Founder)inMartin Bringmann(Executive Officer, Director)Katharina Volz(Executive Officer, Director)Narang Robbie(Executive Officer, Director)

Co-investorsBlack DragonZMT Capital

Tradestarstradestars.appin𝕏Apr 2021 · $1.7M

TradeStars is a fantasy sports app where users buy and sell player shares, rotate their portfolios between fixtures, and compete for cash prize pools across football and cricket arenas.

ConsumerGamingSports Tech

Roy Shaby(Founder)in

Co-investorsExpert DOJOKrypital GroupAU21 CapitalBlock Dream FundFaculty GroupFree Company+2 more

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.