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Avalanche wants to give business a chain of its own
FIFA wanted more control over its digital collectibles. Avalanche’s answer was a blockchain FIFA could call its own - and a cheaper way for the next business to follow.
Chia Network is betting on boring money
Bram Cohen’s blockchain swaps the mining race for disk space. Its harder wager is that carbon registries, recoverable wallets, and financial paperwork can give crypto something useful to do.
R3 built blockchain for banks. Now it wants to open the gates.
Corda brought shared ledgers into the financial back office. R3’s next wager is that the assets inside those private networks can find a bigger market on Solana.
Hashgraph Is Building the Private Door Into Public Money
Banks want blockchain's shared rails without putting their books in a shop window. Hashgraph's answer is a private network, a ready-made tokenization stack and a plan to connect the islands without bridges.
The Company Running the Pipes Under Institutional Crypto
Most people will never hear of Blockdaemon. The institutions moving billions on-chain can't operate without it.
The $6 Trillion Blockchain You Have Never Heard Of
It does not run a token you can buy on Coinbase. It runs the ledger under $6 trillion of tokenized assets - and Wall Street's biggest names are the ones building on it.
Bloccelerate VC
Bloccelerate built a crypto venture firm around a stubborn observation: capital is often easier to find than a real market. Its answer is equal parts research desk, founder workshop and bridge to institutional finance.
Ripple
Ripple has spent more than a decade trying to make money move like information. Its latest act is bigger than payments: a regulated institutional stack for storing, settling, financing and managing value around the clock.
Bitfury
For over a decade Bitfury built the picks and shovels of the Bitcoin economy - the chips, the cooling, the code. Now it is spending its winnings on the next wave of computing.
SettleMint
SettleMint is a Belgium-founded blockchain-platform-as-a-service company that helps banks, governments and large enterprises build, deploy and operate blockchain and tokenization applications without assembling infrastructure from scratch. Its Digital Asset Lifecycle Platform combines multi-chain infrastructure, smart-contract tooling, middleware and low-code application kits so teams can move from pilot to production across issuance, compliance, custody, settlement and servicing. Founded in 2016 by Matthew Van Niekerk and Roderik van der Veer, the company serves over 80 customers worldwide and powers national-scale deployments including Saudi Arabia's real-estate registration blockchain.
Vietnam Blockchain Corporation
Vietnam Blockchain Corporation (VBC) is a Ho Chi Minh City-based science and technology company founded in 2016 that builds and deploys practical blockchain solutions for enterprises and government. Its flagship platform, Agridential.vn, brings digital traceability and supply-chain transparency to agriculture, while its Blockchain-as-a-Service offering serves manufacturing, logistics, e-commerce, fintech, and smart-city projects. VBC positions itself as a hub for blockchain expertise in Southeast Asia, with more than 50 projects and 180+ partners and customers.
DeFi Devs
DeFi Devs is a Miami-based blockchain and AI development company that serves as the lead community developer of the Accumulate Protocol, an identity-based, delegated-proof-of-stake blockchain built for decentralized finance, digital identity, and enterprise tokenization. Founded in 2021 as a subsidiary of Inveniam Capital Partners and led by Factom founder Paul Snow, the firm builds infrastructure for cross-chain atomic transactions, human-readable addresses, and hierarchical key management, positioning Accumulate as an 'Internet of Blockchains' that bridges regulated real-world assets onto decentralized rails.
PraSaga Foundation
PraSaga Foundation is a non-profit blockchain organization building SagaChain, a layer-one blockchain that replaces smart contracts with programmable 'smart assets' - first-class objects that model real-world things directly on-chain. Founded in 2017 by Michael Holdmann and David Beberman, PraSaga pairs a natively sharded architecture with a hybrid Proof-of-Work/Proof-of-Stake consensus and a Python-based developer stack (SagaOS, SagaPython) to target the scalability, cost, and usability limits of first-generation chains. Its native SagaCoin uses a dynamic monetary policy aimed at stable purchasing power. A public development testnet went live in 2025.
Allium
Allium is a New York and Singapore based blockchain data infrastructure company that turns raw, messy on-chain activity from 150+ chains and thousands of protocols into clean, query-ready data. Through APIs, real-time streams, data shares, and an analytics terminal, it serves as a system of record for on-chain finance, powering institutions like Visa, Stripe, Coinbase, and Phantom. The company raised a $16.5M Series A in July 2024 led by Theory Ventures.