BlockchainSpace is a technology company.
BlockchainSpace has raised $4.0M across 1 funding round.
BlockchainSpace has raised $4.0M in total across 1 funding round.
BlockchainSpace is a Web3 ecosystem builder that empowers gaming guilds, creators, and fandom communities through specialized tools, platforms, and financing solutions.[2][5] Originally focused on play-to-earn (P2E) blockchain games like Axie Infinity, it has expanded to serve sectors including gaming, anime, art, music fandoms (K-Pop, P-Pop), lifestyle, TV/film, and sports, providing guild management, player payments, community data analytics, and engagement platforms like YEY for rewards and gamification.[1][2][5] It solves key challenges in P2E ecosystems—such as inefficient player accounting, earnings tracking, payouts, and community scaling—while enabling in-game financing and performance monitoring for over 2,000 guilds and 545,000+ players.[1][2] Growth momentum includes partnerships with telecoms like Smart Communications, esports teams, and metaverse projects, plus YEY platform stats showing 21,561 users, 965 communities, and 82,387 "Shinys" (rewards).[4][5]
Founded in 2018 and based in Singapore with Philippines operations, BlockchainSpace emerged from the P2E gaming boom, particularly Axie Infinity, the pioneer in monetizing player time via blockchain tokens.[1][2] CEO and Founder Peter Ing, with 15 years in fintech and remittances, served as a key Axie Infinity ambassador for two years, spotting the gap in efficient player payments and guild management.[1] Acting CTO Felix Xing, with 12 years as a programmer, mobile developer, and AI scientist, drove technical development.[1] Early traction came from building infrastructure for P2E guilds, evolving from gaming accounting software to a broader Web3 ecosystem supporting community onboarding, academies for economic opportunities, and tools like Guild Data Bank and Financial Bank.[2] Pivotal moments include strategic funding to scale to 20,000 guilds and 10 million users, plus 2023 expansions into fandoms and partnerships amid Southeast Asia's Web3 adoption.[2][4]
BlockchainSpace rides the explosive growth of Web3 gaming and fandom economies, where P2E models like Axie Infinity have turned games into viable income sources, spawning needs for infrastructure amid NFT and metaverse booms.[1][2] Timing aligns with Southeast Asia's digital culture surge—high mobile gaming penetration, crypto adoption, and post-pandemic community shifts—fueled by market forces like decentralized finance (DeFi), NFTs, and creator economies.[2][4][5] It influences the ecosystem by onboarding millions to Web3, providing operating support via academies and tools that turn players into entrepreneurs, and bridging traditional sectors (e.g., telecom, esports) to blockchain, accelerating mainstream adoption.[2][4]
BlockchainSpace is poised to dominate Web3 community infrastructure by expanding YEY beyond gaming into high-growth fandoms like K-Pop and anime, leveraging AI-driven tools and partnerships for 10M+ users.[2][5] Trends like metaverse maturation, regulatory clarity in Asia, and AI-enhanced NFTs will shape its path, potentially evolving it into a full-stack digital economy platform with global liquidity and financing.[1][4] Its influence may grow as a key enabler for creator monetization and guild scaling, solidifying its role from P2E pioneer to Web3 fandom powerhouse—much like its origins in Axie Infinity's breakthrough.[2]
BlockchainSpace has raised $4.0M in total across 1 funding round.
BlockchainSpace's investors include AirAngels, Andreessen Horowitz, Animoca Brands, Archetype, Audacity, Awesome People Ventures, Battery Ventures, Chapter One Ventures, CoinFund, Divergence Ventures, Electric Ant, Electric Capital.
BlockchainSpace has raised $4.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $4.0M Seed in November 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 1, 2021 | $4.0M Seed | AirAngels, Andreessen Horowitz, Animoca Brands, Archetype, Audacity, Awesome People Ventures, Battery Ventures, Chapter One Ventures, CoinFund, Divergence Ventures, Electric Ant, Electric Capital, Ethereal Ventures, Future Perfect Ventures, Hack VC, Hashed, Infinity Ventures Crypto, Kearny Jackson, Kleiner Perkins, M34 Capital, Makers Fund, Nascent, Not Boring Capital, Robot Ventures, Seed Club Ventures, Sequoia Capital, Seven Seven Six, SID Venture Partners, Solana Ventures, Sound Ventures, Todd and Rahul's Angel Fund, Version One Ventures, Weekend Fund, WPP Ventures, Adam Jackson, Alex Pack, Aliaksandr Hudzilin, Alice Lloyd George, Anastasia Andrianova, Andrew Steinwold, Balaji Srinivasan, Biz Stone, Bo Shao, Brad Holden, David Nage, Do Kwon, Eric Wu, Heini Zachariassen, Imran Khan, Jeff Morris, Jess Sloss, Luis Cuende, Nathaniel Whittemore, Regan Bozman, Rene Reinsberg, Scott Belsky, Sina Habibi, Stani Kulechov, Steve Weinstein, Tegan Kline, Trevor McFedries, Tyler Scott Ward |