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This article directly stems from the research process for our global venture capital investors database. Based on this list and our advanced keyword crawler technology, we created a list of venture capital investors that mention crypto-related keywords on their website. The list – offered as an Excel file – is perfectly suited to get in touch with the most relevant investors in the field.
New technology such as crypto currencies and Blockchain technology will permanently change the way markets and industries operate and function. Many young start-ups are trying to become more established in the field. This article offers an insight into three interesting crypto investors in Europe from our keyword crawler based global crypto and blockchain VC investor list.
1. Moonfire Ventures (UK)
Moonfire Ventures chooses to invest in early-stage companies in Europe in several sectors of technology, such as Web3 and Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, and Machine Learning and Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality. The company combines traditional strategies with data-driven approaches. An interesting company that is part of their portfolio is Immortal Game, a community driven Web3 chess application. Another promising portfolio company is Olivia Health, a digital platform for mental health support for employees.
2. Moonrock Capital (Germany)
With a total keyword frequency of 1490 in our list Moonrock Capital, a German-based company, is a pioneer in their field. Moonrock Capital uses one-of-a-kind growth strategies that focus on web3 and blockchain businesses. Companies included in their portfolio for example are Chainguards, an interactive gaming experience and Magpie, a trading website that allows people to trade any tokens between any chains easily.
3. CV VC AG (Switzerland)
CV VC is a blockchain investment firm that combines gold-standard technology with traditional venture capital. Established in 2016 with their headquarters in Switzerland, they want to tap into the potential of blockchain technology and invest in the evolution and future of technological developments. Examples of portfolio companies are BlockFrauds, a blockchain-enhanced fraud detection service for the insurance industry and Bitfreezer, a crypto wallet application with high security levels.
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