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Blockchain Capital was founded in 2013 with the mission of helping entrepreneurs build world-class companies and projects based on blockchain technology. The firm provides founders with capital, domain expertise, partnerships, recruiting, and strategy. Blockchain Capital is an active venture investor in the blockchain industry, having financed 75+ companies and projects since its inception. It invests in both equity and tokens and is a multi-stage investor.

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Hanwha Group Becomes the Largest Shareholder of Securitize

: Hanwha Group has become the largest shareholder of the US RWA project Securitize, holding a total of 15.6895 million shares, with a shareholding ratio of 9.6%, surpassing Blockchain Capital's 6.0% and co-founder Carlos Domingo's 5.4%. Hanwha Group currently holds approximately 5.9%, 3.1%, and 0.6% of the company's shares through its private equity fund, Hanwha Systems subsidiary H Foundation, and Hanwha Investment & Securities, respectively. Hanwha Investment & Securities has invested a total of 58 billion KRW this year in projects including the blockchain data platform Xangle, Web3 infrastructure company Kresus, and Digital Asset, the operator of the institutional-grade blockchain network Canton Network. Additionally, it made an additional investment of 597.8 billion KRW in Dunamu, the parent company of the South Korean crypto exchange Upbit, increasing its stake to 9.84%.

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KOR completes $7.5 million Series A funding at a post-money valuation of $100 million

Odaily Reports, qinbafrank posted on the X platform stating that KorProtocol announced the completion of a $7.5 million Series A funding round, co-led by 1kx and Blockchain Capital, at a post-money valuation of $100 million. Other participants include Republic, Animoca, Solana, Avalanche, and others. Through its three core engines — Verify, Route, and Settle — KOR transforms creative assets into on-chain assets that are verifiable, matchable, and automatically settled. The Verify engine allows creators to register their works on-chain, recording provenance, ownership, and licensing terms. The Route engine uses data and AI to match creators, assets, labels, brands, platforms, and agencies. The Settle engine enables instant automatic revenue sharing via smart contracts and USDC on the Base chain, supporting complex split rules and recurring income. KOR currently has over 1 million registered users, more than $2 million in revenue, over 285,000 NFTs, and over 1,000 IP partners, and has collaborated with deadmau5 and "Black Mirror." Following the funding, KOR will continue to expand its IP supply, deepen partnerships, and advance network expansion.

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KOR Protocol Completes $7.5 Million Series A Financing, Valuation $100 Million

According to The Block, entertainment sector on-chain clearinghouse KOR Protocol announced the completion of a $7.5 million Series A funding round at a $100 million valuation. Investors include 1kx, Blockchain Capital, as well as previous investors such as Republic Crypto, Sfermion, Alumni Ventures, and SevenX.

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Kalshi Crypto Lead: Kalshi's March Volume Exceeds $13 Billion, Polymarket at ~$9.5 Billion; Blockchain Capital Partner's Data Is Incorrect

Odaily Odaily News: Kalshi Crypto Lead IcoBeast.eth posted on X platform to refute earlier data from Blockchain Capital partner Spencer Bogart, stating that Kalshi's March volume exceeded $13 billion, while Polymarket's volume for the same month was only about $9.5 billion. This data contradicts earlier claims. For further discussion, please directly message him or the Kalshi team. Additionally, it was mentioned that Blockchain Capital is one of Polymarket's investors.Previous News: Blockchain Capital Partner: Polymarket's March Non-Sports Trading Volume Reached $7.5 Billion, While Kalshi's Comparable Figure Was Only $1.6 Billion

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Blockchain Capital Partner: Polymarket’s March Non-Sports Volume Reaches $7.5 Billion, While Kalshi Records Only $1.6 Billion

Spencer Bogart, a partner at Blockchain Capital, posted on X platform, stating that the total trading volume of Kalshi and Polymarket in March was nearly flat, both at approximately $12 billion ($12.29 billion for the former and $12.22 billion for the latter). Excluding sports-related trading, Polymarket’s non-sports category volume was $7.5 billion, while Kalshi’s was only $1.6 billion. Although there are differences in positioning between the two in the prediction market, it is strange that they are still classified into the same category.

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Blockchain Capital, a cryptocurrency venture capital firm, plans to raise $700 million, concurrently launching two new funds.

According to Bloomberg, cryptocurrency venture capital firm Blockchain Capital is concurrently raising two new funds, with a combined target size of $700 million—its seventh early-stage fund and its second growth fund. Sources familiar with the matter revealed that the firm has already begun deploying part of the newly raised capital, and the entire fundraising round is expected to be completed within five to six months.

Paxos Labs Raises $12 Million in Funding, Led by Blockchain Capital

According to Fortune, Paxos Labs—a stablecoin and blockchain infrastructure company—has announced a $12 million funding round led by Blockchain Capital, with participation from Robot Ventures, Maelstrom Family Office, and Uniswap Labs. Paxos Labs was spun out from Paxos and focuses on providing enterprises with stablecoin issuance and decentralized finance (DeFi) access solutions, enabling clients to create branded stablecoins via a single software suite and offering features such as interest-bearing crypto deposits and collateralized lending. Paxos Labs has already secured clients including Hyperbeat and Aleo and expects to reach breakeven by the end of this year. Previously, Paxos acquired cryptocurrency wallet company Fordefi for over $100 million to meet growing client demand for DeFi market solutions.

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