Digital Currency Group (www.dcg.co)
Based in New York City, the company has more blockchain investments than any other capital company. Digital Currency Group was launched in 2015 by Barry Silbert, previously SecondMarket, Inc. founded. The most famous investments include Circle from Silicon Valley and Kraken, Ripple and Z Cash. Great investments from the crypto world.
Pantera Capital (www.panteracapital.com)
Pantera Capital is located in the heart of Silicon Valley, where the venture capital world and crypto space are intertwined. Pantera Capital is both a blockchain investment firm and one of the largest institutional owners of cryptocurrencies. The company has invested $ 500 million in management and previously invested in Bakkt, backed by Intercontinental Exchange's proven financial market infrastructure and technology, Ripple and ZCash.
Draper Associates (www.draper.vc)
Draper Associates is a seed-stage venture capital firm from Menlo Park, California. The company was founded by Tim Draper, the third-generation venture capitalist, known for his investments in Tesla, Skype and Hotmail. The past two years, Tim Draper predicted multiple times that $ BTC would reach $ 250K by 2022. Draper also said that the total cryptocurrency market cap will reach $ 80 trillion in the next 15 years. He also made $ 89 million from his bitcoin investment in the past 5 years and believes the global economy will eventually switch to crypto. His portfolio of crypto companies includes projects such as Coinbase, Ledger and Numeric.
HyperChain Capital (www.hyperchain.capital)
Based in Singapore, HyperChain Capital is a multi-million dollar hedge fund known for participating in the first ICO in 2013. The company financed one of the largest ICO's Tezos, Coindash, Ethereum, Bancor, RepublicProtocol and Aragon.
Blockchain Capital (www.blockchain.capital)
Based in San Francisco, Blockchain Capital is one of the first venture capital companies to focus exclusively on the blockchain technology sector and the crypto ecosystem. The company is a multi-stage investor, financing over 70 projects. The portfolio includes leading blockchain companies such as BitGo, Coinbase, Filecoin and Authy. Twilio, the most successful IPO of 2016, acquired the latter.
