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* [[Zilliqa (ZIL)|Zilliqa]], [[Ontology (ONT)|Ontology]], [[New Kind of Network (NKN)|NKN]], [[Oasis]], [[Mainframe]], [[Certik]], [[Bluzelle]], [[Iotex]], [[KuCoin Shares (KCS)|KuCoin]], [[Oasis Labs]], [[Algorand]], [[Trias]], [[Celer]], [[Aergo]], [[IRISnet (IRIS)|IrisNet]], [[Ankr]], [[NEX]], [[Blockcloud]], [[Trinity]], [[Standard Tokenization Protocol]], [[Spacemesh]] | * [[Zilliqa (ZIL)|Zilliqa]], [[Ontology (ONT)|Ontology]], [[New Kind of Network (NKN)|NKN]], [[Oasis]], [[Mainframe]], [[Certik]], [[Bluzelle]], [[Iotex]], [[KuCoin Shares (KCS)|KuCoin]], [[Oasis Labs]], [[Algorand]], [[Trias]], [[Celer]], [[Aergo]], [[IRISnet (IRIS)|IrisNet]], [[Ankr]], [[NEX]], [[Blockcloud]], [[Trinity]], [[Standard Tokenization Protocol]], [[Spacemesh]] | ||
* Aergo. Is [https://www.aergo.io/about mentioned] as a backer of [[Aergo (AERGO)|Aergo]] (6-8-2020). | * Aergo. Is [https://www.aergo.io/about mentioned] as a backer of [[Aergo (AERGO)|Aergo]] (6-8-2020). | ||
* [[Bitfrost (BNC)|Bitfrost]], [https://bifrost.finance/en mentioned] as a supporter/partner (11-11-2020). | * [[Bankless Ventures]]; part of their [https://www.bankless.com/why-were-launching-bankless-ventures $35M venture fund] (28-4-2023). | ||
*[[Bitfrost (BNC)|Bitfrost]], [https://bifrost.finance/en mentioned] as a supporter/partner (11-11-2020). | |||
* [[BFF]]; NGC was part of their new [https://cointelegraph.com/news/blockchain-founders-fund-raises-75m-to-encourage-web3-mass-adoption $75M fund] (2-2023). | * [[BFF]]; NGC was part of their new [https://cointelegraph.com/news/blockchain-founders-fund-raises-75m-to-encourage-web3-mass-adoption $75M fund] (2-2023). | ||
*[[ChainSafe]]; took part in the [https://blog.chainsafe.io/chainsafe-announces-18-75usd-8d825452abfa Series A of $18.75M] (18-10-2022) | *[[ChainSafe]]; took part in the [https://blog.chainsafe.io/chainsafe-announces-18-75usd-8d825452abfa Series A of $18.75M] (18-10-2022) | ||
Revision as of 08:23, 19 May 2023
Basics
- Founded in December 2017
- "NGC Ventures is one of the largest institutional investor of blockchain technologies and has been a key contributor to a number of leading projects including Zilliqa, Ontology, NKN, Oasis, Mainframe, Certik, Bluzelle, and Iotex."
Investments
- Zilliqa, Ontology, NKN, Oasis, Mainframe, Certik, Bluzelle, Iotex, KuCoin, Oasis Labs, Algorand, Trias, Celer, Aergo, IrisNet, Ankr, NEX, Blockcloud, Trinity, Standard Tokenization Protocol, Spacemesh
- Aergo. Is mentioned as a backer of Aergo (6-8-2020).
- Bankless Ventures; part of their $35M venture fund (28-4-2023).
- Bitfrost, mentioned as a supporter/partner (11-11-2020).
- BFF; NGC was part of their new $75M fund (2-2023).
- ChainSafe; took part in the Series A of $18.75M (18-10-2022)
- Chromia; it lists them as their investors (31-1-2023)
- dHedge; one of the investors according to their blog (2-11-2020).
- Dtravel; part of a $5M seed round (17-6-2021).
- Foruna. Is listed as one of the investors in Fortuna (As of 9-2019)
- Kine; listed as one of the backers (15-3-2021).
- Linear Finance. Participated in a $1.8M seed round for Linear Finance (9-9-2020).
- MATH; participated in a $12M round (17-12-2020).
- Oasis Network. Is mentioned as one of the investors in its docs (11-11-2020). Also one of the contributors to the $160m Ecosystem Fund (17-11-2021)
- Razor Network; part of a $3.7M funding round (4-11-2020).
- Skale. Is on the list of supporters of Skale (31-7-2020).
- Solana. Participated in the Series A round of Solana. From CoinDesk (7-5-2021):
"Five strategic investment funds totaling $100 million have launched in a bid to accelerate the growth and development of key projects in Solana’s blockchain ecosystem. The funds are each bringing $20 million in investment to boost growth and development for Solana in the Chinese region. Three funds from crypto exchange Huobi; Gate.io’s investment arm, Gate Labs; and crypto investment firm NGC Ventures have each contributed $20 million."
- Unmarshal; part of their $2.6M raise (24-3-2021).
