Paradigm and Founders Fund each invested $7 million, the crypto-savvy DJ told CoinDesk, with Paradigm’s Fred Ehrsam joining the board.
The proposed road map would see the "creator coin" platform split up into a venture studio, a DAO, a Swiss non-profit and more.
The round included everyone from Animoca Brands to Matt James from “The Bachelor.”
Coinvise raised $2.5 million in a seed funding round led by Galaxy Digital HK and IDEO CoLab Ventures.
The "social money" platform will also provide cybersecurity insurance of up to $30 million for Roll creators and users.
Showtime was co-founded by Alex Masmej, the man known for tokenizing himself.
High-end retailers are accepting crypto for their wares when they should be thinking much bigger.
The “Creator Coin” startup saw more than 40,000 investors participate in its CoinList distribution, a record for the token-sale platform.
The founder of WHALE, a coin issued through the social token platform, confirmed the hack on Twitter.
The Grammy Award–winning band is turning to Rally to join the ranks of musicians launching fan engagement tokens.
Before this year, social tokens were an intriguing but mostly hypothetical way to build a creator community.
Rapper Lil Pump is the latest celebrity to dip into the crypto world with the launch of his “PumpCoin” social token.
The token was listed on social money platform Fyooz, where buyers, most likely fans of the rapper, bought $YACHTY for $15 each.