Multicoin Capital is a thesis-driven investment firm that invests in cryptocurrencies, tokens, and blockchain companies reshaping trillion-dollar markets.
Maersk is an integrated container logistics company working to connect and simplify its customers’ supply chains.
LinkedIn is a professional networking site that allows its members to create business connections, search jobs, and find potential clients.
Epic Games is an interactive entertainment company that develops games and offers its game engine technology to other developers.
Klarna is an e-commerce payment solutions platform for merchants and shoppers.
Kia Motors is a manufacturer of quality motor vehicles that is committed to surpass customer expectations.
Astra is a rocket launch startup that provides satellite delivery and launch services.
Lululemon is a technical athletic apparel company for yoga, running, training, and other sweaty pursuits.
Invesco is an independent investment management firm delivering an investment experience designed to help people get more out of life.
Panasonic Corporation is one of the largest electronic product manufacturers in the world, comprised of over 634 companies.
Beyond Meat is a food processing company that specializes in providing plant-based meat.
Tencent Music Entertainment (TME) Group is the operator of music streaming and download services.
Volkswagen Group is a multinational automotive company that manufactures variety of vehicles.
Wikimedia Foundation encourages the development and distribution of free educational content with projects such as Wikipedia.
FTX Exchange is a cryptocurrency exchange company that develops a mobile trading platform.
Fidelity added Solana to its trading platform for brokerage clients, while Hong Kong approved the first SOL spot ETF, driving the token up 6% to $192.
BlackRock withdrew $97.63M in Bitcoin and Ethereum from Coinbase Prime while Grayscale deposited $138.06M, signaling potential capital rotation between ETF managers.
Luxembourg fintech Blockchain.com obtained a MiCA license from Malta’s financial regulator, allowing it to offer digital asset services across the European Economic Area’s 30 member states.