Crypto Companies Directory

Cyber Hornet ETFs LLC is a digital asset investment firm that designs and manages regulated cryptocurrency exchange-traded products. Drawing its name from the description of Bitcoin advocates as a decentralized force of "cyber hornets," the firm brings institutional-grade digital asset exposure to traditional markets. They manage diversified crypto tracking products and multi-token index ETFs structured to trade continuously on major public exchanges like Nasdaq.

CyberKongz is an NFT ecosystem founded in March 2021 that operates across multiple blockchain networks. The core collection consists of Genesis Kongz, a set of 1,000 gorilla-themed profile-picture NFTs deployed on Ethereum. The project introduced an early implementation of NFT-linked ERC-20 token mechanics through its $BANANA token and developed the ERC721X smart contract standard to enhance on-chain asset security. The ecosystem includes multiple NFT collections: Genesis Kongz and Baby Kongz on Ethereum, VX Kongz as 3D interoperable avatars, and Genkai, deployed on the Ronin blockchain.

CyberMiles is a public blockchain network initially designed as a delegated proof-of-stake (DPOS) chain with Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility, originally oriented toward e-commerce applications. The network is undergoing a version 2.0 upgrade that redirects its focus toward Decentralized Identity (DID) infrastructure, enabling users to maintain self-sovereign control over credit data and digital identity through cryptographic protocols. CMT serves as the native token, functioning for gas fees, validator staking, and on-chain governance participation. Under the 2.0 model, token issuance is distributed to proof-of-stake nodes and community participants. ByteTrade Lab, an ecological partner, is developing Terminus, a Web3 operating system designed as an early integration of the CyberMiles DID protocol. The project operates as a community-driven initiative with input from ecological partners guiding its development direction.

CypherTank is a video program produced by Plan B Network that features Bitcoin-focused projects presented to a panel of investor judges. The format follows a pitch competition structure in which selected contestants present their projects for evaluation and potential investment consideration. The program completed at least five episodes in its first season, drawing contestants from a pool of over 150 applicants. Selected participants receive access to mentorship, network connections, and potential funding opportunities. The production is managed by Hedwig Tech Sagl, a Swiss company. Episodes are distributed through YouTube and Rumble. Sponsorship includes Plan B Funds, Pow.Space, and Plan B Network. The program emphasizes long-term investment perspectives in its evaluation framework.

Cytonic is a Layer 1 blockchain that implements a modular architecture separating settlement, data availability, and execution into distinct layers. The network supports four execution environments: EVM, SVM, MoveVM, and CosmWASM, enabling developers to deploy applications within their preferred virtual machine while maintaining shared liquidity. The system currently operates in testnet phase with EVM and SVM environments active. A planned upgrade will introduce MoveVM and CosmWASM support alongside native cross-virtual-machine communication capabilities. Cytonic includes an integrated dApp builder tool that employs autonomous agent systems to assist in the design, audit, and deployment of decentralized finance, gaming, and cross-chain applications. This builder component is in private beta testing.

DACM (Digital Asset Capital Management) is a specialist investment manager focused exclusively on blockchain and digital assets, founded in 2017. The firm operates multiple fund strategies for institutional and wholesale investors, including a liquid directional fund, a market-neutral derivatives fund, and a liquid venture fund targeting early-stage blockchain projects. Its investment approach emphasizes fundamental analysis across both liquid token markets and venture-stage opportunities, tested across multiple market cycles. Funds are domiciled in the British Virgin Islands and Australia, with a minimum investment threshold targeting family offices and institutional allocators.

Dacoco GmbH is a Swiss blockchain game studio founded in 2018 and headquartered in Switzerland, best known as the developer behind Alien Worlds, a sci-fi metaverse game built on blockchain technology. Alien Worlds operates as a fully on-chain game governed by decentralized autonomous organizations (DAOs), with in-game economies and assets managed via smart contracts across multiple blockchains including WAX, Ethereum, and BNB Chain. The game uses the Trilium (TLM) token as its native currency and has attracted millions of registered players, making its smart contracts among the most frequently called on-chain. Dacoco's core focus is on using blockchain and AI tooling to enable community-governed virtual worlds, targeting both crypto-native gamers and broader audiences interested in play-to-earn and DAO-driven governance models.

Daemon Ventures is a venture capital firm focused exclusively on early-stage blockchain and decentralized network companies. The firm invests across infrastructure, DeFi, interoperability, and account abstraction, taking an active, hands-on role with portfolio companies by combining operational experience with an extensive network of blockchain service providers. Its portfolio includes projects such as Lava Network, ZetaChain, Fermah, Term Labs, and OTIM, spanning modular RPC marketplaces, cross-chain L1s, ZK proof generation, and fixed-rate lending. Daemon Ventures positions itself as a long-term partner for founders building foundational infrastructure and application-layer protocols in the crypto ecosystem.

DappGambl is an informational platform that provides reviews and data on cryptocurrency gambling services. The site covers crypto casinos, sports betting platforms, esports wagering services, and associated promotional offers. Content is organized by blockchain network and token type (such as Solana, Ethereum, and Dogecoin casinos) and by operational category (provably fair mechanisms, decentralized protocols, and anonymous services). The platform publishes casino reviews, educational materials on responsible gambling practices, and research reports. Its primary audience consists of retail cryptocurrency users seeking information on gambling platforms that accept digital assets.

DappLooker is a blockchain analytics and data infrastructure platform that aggregates on-chain data and provides tools for analysis and integration. The platform offers a drag-and-drop analytics dashboard editor, subgraph visualization capabilities, social channel data automation, and a developer SDK for incorporating on-chain metrics into applications. The system collects token fundamentals, transaction flow data, social signals, and wallet-level information into structured data feeds. These feeds are formatted for use with large language models and AI systems. The platform includes APIs for programmatic data access and operates subsidiary products focused on AI-driven trading and perpetual trading automation. DappLooker serves protocol development teams, decentralized finance developers, and enterprise organizations requiring blockchain data infrastructure.

Dappnode is a hardware and software platform that enables users to operate blockchain nodes and participate in proof-of-stake validation on Ethereum and other compatible networks. The platform consists of purpose-built hardware devices (Dappnode Home and Dappnode Core) paired with software tools that automate node deployment, validator configuration, and staking pool integration. A complementary tool called Smooth implements MEV-boost smoothing, which reduces reward variance for solo validators. The system is designed for individuals seeking independent participation in blockchain infrastructure without intermediaries. The product line includes hardware optimized for AI-focused applications and premium tier offerings, extending functionality beyond Ethereum staking into broader decentralized compute applications.

Dash is an open-source project and decentralized payment network engineered to provide secure, fast, and user-friendly financial solutions. Often referred to as "Digital Cash," the platform facilitates near-instant transactions and optional privacy features, such as InstantSend and PrivateSend, to mimic the ease of traditional payment methods like cash or credit cards. By utilizing a unique two-tier architecture of miners and masternodes, the network ensures high-speed verification while maintaining a self-governing and self-funding model through its decentralized autonomous organization.

Dastan is a crypto-native media and product holding company that owns and operates several properties in the digital asset space, including Decrypt, a prominent crypto news publication, Myriad, a prediction markets platform, Rug Radio, a Web3-focused audio network, and Fomo Hour, a crypto commentary show. The company functions as a parent organization rather than a direct consumer product, housing editorial, entertainment, and interactive crypto content under one umbrella. Its portfolio is oriented toward crypto-native audiences seeking news, analysis, and speculative market engagement. No founding year or headquarters location is explicitly stated on the company website.

DataMaxi+ is a cryptocurrency market data platform that aggregates pricing and derivative information from over 20 exchanges covering 7,000+ tokens. The platform provides specialized focus on Korean won (KRW) market dynamics, including price differential analysis between Korean exchanges (Upbit, Bithumb) and global markets. Core components include orderbook-based premium calculations, real-time token listing detection, on-chain deposit status monitoring, and historical funding rate records from centralized and decentralized perpetual markets. Data access is provided through Telegram and email alerts, a REST API, and language-specific APIs for Python and Rust. The platform offers custom arbitrage bot development services. The system is designed to support traders identifying and executing price discrepancies between regional markets. DataMaxi+ operates under Bisonai.

Datawallet is a newsletter and research platform that aggregates cryptocurrency market data and editorial analysis. The platform distributes daily briefings covering market prices, news, and analysis to subscribers across multiple countries. Its core architecture comprises a suite of data tools and trackers, including Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF tracking, public company treasury holdings monitoring, a Fear and Greed Index calculation, funding rate monitoring, and total value locked dashboards. Additional components include a cryptocurrency portfolio tracker, staking calculator, and Ethereum gas fee estimator. The platform functions as a data aggregator that combines real-time market information with analyst-written editorial content. It is designed for retail cryptocurrency investors seeking independent market analysis without sponsored content.

DAT Summit is a recurring closed-door conference series focused on institutional adoption of digital assets, tokenization, and crypto treasury strategy. The event brings together corporate treasurers, asset managers, sovereign representatives, regulators, and founders for curated panels and networking sessions. Topics covered span stablecoins, real-world asset tokenization, Bitcoin treasury allocation, ETFs, structured products, and public-market access for digital asset firms. The summit has held editions in Hong Kong and Abu Dhabi, with a third edition planned for Miami alongside the Consensus conference. It is organized in partnership with Luna PR, a crypto-specialist communications firm.

DBA is a New York-based crypto investment firm that deploys capital into blockchain and digital asset projects across the ecosystem. The firm publishes substantive research on topics including L1 and L2 token value capture, liquid staking, Bitcoin layer-2 networks, stablecoin design, and Ethereum protocol direction, reflecting a thesis-driven investment approach. Its portfolio activity spans early-stage venture investments in crypto-native companies, as evidenced by participation in funding rounds for projects such as prediction market platforms. DBA operates as a dedicated crypto fund, meaning its entire mandate is focused on the digital asset sector rather than treating crypto as a subset of a broader portfolio.

DeBank is a DeFi portfolio tracker and Web3 social platform that aggregates wallet holdings, transaction history, and protocol positions across Ethereum and EVM-compatible chains. Users can track any wallet address, monitor whale portfolios, and analyze on-chain activity through features like a Time Machine for historical asset comparisons and a Transaction History Analysis Mode. Beyond analytics, DeBank has expanded into a social layer with a community feed, quests, Web3 badges, and a credit scoring system that measures on-chain authenticity and activity. The platform offers a Portfolio API via DeBank Cloud for developers, and a VIP subscription tier unlocks premium analytics features. The project raised a $25M Series A in December 2021.

Decenter is an Ethereum-focused R&D center and project incubator whose primary product is DeFi Saver, a web application for creating, managing, and tracking decentralized finance positions across multiple protocols. DeFi Saver offers users a unified dashboard to manage collateralized debt positions, automate leverage and debt adjustments, and interact with major DeFi protocols such as MakerDAO, Aave, and Compound. The platform is designed for both retail and advanced DeFi users who want automated position management and protection against liquidation. Decenter's earlier work included generative NFT projects and blockchain games before the team concentrated fully on DeFi tooling. The company operates as a self-described Ethereum-first team with a strong alignment to open-protocol and Web3 values.

Decentralised.co is a Web3-focused research publication hosted on Substack, producing long-form analytical content on blockchain ecosystems, DeFi protocols, and crypto infrastructure. Articles cover topics such as Solana's perpetuals ecosystem, chain abstraction, data landscape mapping, and investment theses on specific protocols like Drift Protocol. The publication is authored by a team including Joel John, Saurabh Deshpande, and Siddharth, and also hosts a podcast. With over 24,000 subscribers, it targets builders and investors in the crypto space rather than retail audiences.

The Decentralization Research Center (DRC) is a nonprofit research, education, and advocacy organization focused on decentralization as it applies to blockchain and crypto-native systems. Based in Arlington, Virginia, DRC produces policy-oriented research, publishes a newsletter and blog, hosts a podcast, and organizes an annual Decentralized Tech Summit. Its work is aimed at policymakers, protocol developers, and industry stakeholders seeking technical and policy analysis on decentralized technologies. The organization has been cited as a partner for technical input and policy support by groups such as the Ethereum Protocol Advocacy Alliance, reflecting its role as a crypto-specialist think tank bridging research and regulatory engagement.

Decentralised Gaming Ventures (DGV) is a venture builder that partners with independent game studios and intellectual property owners to develop blockchain-based games incorporating tokenisation and non-fungible token (NFT) mechanics. The platform facilitates collaboration between IP holders, game development studios, and gaming communities to fund and direct game development prior to public release. DGV operates a flagship NFT ecosystem called DGPals, which has issued Genesis NFTs and released multiple game titles including DGP: New World and DGP: Merge Defence. The organisation has participated in accelerator programs and maintains partnerships with other blockchain gaming projects. Governance is structured using a decentralised autonomous organisation (DAO) model that enables community participation in decision-making processes.

Decentral Park Capital is a founder-led cryptoasset investment firm that takes a thematic, research-driven approach to investing in digital assets and token-based decentralized networks. The firm combines liquid and venture strategies, describing itself as a 'liquid venture firm,' and publishes regular research through its Substack newsletter covering market updates, thematic analysis, and regulatory developments. Its portfolio includes investments in projects such as API3, Chainflip, Composable Finance, Hubble Protocol, Nexus Mutual, Pocket Network, Storj, Frax Finance, HydraDX, and Lido, spanning DeFi, infrastructure, and Web3 sectors. The firm is built around a team with backgrounds in technology entrepreneurship, venture capital, research, and operations, and is oriented toward partnering with founders to help token-based networks scale globally.

Decibel is a fully onchain perpetuals and spot trading platform built on the Aptos L1 blockchain, designed to execute and match all orders directly onchain with no offchain logic or centralized sequencer. The platform uses a central limit order book (CLOB) architecture and leverages Aptos's sub-40ms block times and parallel execution engine to deliver low latency, tight spreads, and high fill rates. Traders can post multi-asset collateral including BTC, ETH, APT, and USDC to trade perpetuals with cross-margin and leverage, with spot markets and real-world asset perp pairs planned for later releases. The platform targets both retail and professional traders, offering a backend API for pro-traders and a builder-code framework for developers to build on top of the protocol. A native stablecoin (usDCBL) and a governance token (DCBL) are planned as part of the longer-term roadmap.