Nirvana Capital
Venture CapitalNirvana Capital is a venture fund based in San Francisco and Beijing, focusing on blockchain, fintech investments, and incubation of cutting-edge technologies and economic experiments. To unite ecosystems that revolutionize social production and labor relations within the communities, Nirvana Capital provides comprehensive support to its portfolio projects, including strategy and operational advice, and resource matching.
Portfolio
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A private cryptocurrency
Distributed banking public chain
Layer-1 platform
Decentralized blockchain infrastructure
Media and entertainment focused blockchain
Injective-native LSD Protocol
Layer 1 blockchain protocol
A highly developable, TEE-enabled, blockchain agnostic infrastructure
Powering the next generation of web3 games
News
This will be a death knell for the defi orgy that has been triplicate rehypothecation on forked proxy protocols True immutable modular hyperstructures like uniswap, seaport, morpho will dominate and thrive https://x.com/maraoz/status/2059413451265441990
Happy Eid Al-Adha from all of us at Sonic! 🌙 https://t.co/G10sSQOIvY
I combined sonic/eth metrics and added @DefiLlama reconciliation panel to my @flyingtulip_ dash. https://t.co/vPxJTsngbD also updated the url and cleaned up the theme. made with love, -discochuck
U.S. Treasury Removes Tornado Cash Sanctions After Court Ruling
Found a bug in the NEXON smart contract during Base Sepolia testing. Already fixed. This is exactly why we test on testnet before mainnet. Every edge case matters when the contract is immutable once deployed, there's no patch, no upgrade, no proxy. You get one shot at the bytecode. We're making s
Which brings us to humanitarian aid 🌍HesabPay uses Algorand to deliver cash assistance to families in Afghanistan and S
UK’s First Water Credit System Now Flows Through Algorand
Will Algorand’s 30 Million EVM Breakthrough Send Price Soaring?
Sonic SVM announces the acquisition of ForgeX and releases the open-source on-chain market-making tool ForgeX CLI
Algorand Foundation cuts 25% of its workforce to cope with macroeconomic uncertainty and a sluggish cryptocurrency market