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HashMix is a technology company focused on the cryptocurrency mining sector, aiming to democratize and activate the mining economy through decentralized solutions. The company is developing and rolling out innovative products, including mining power NFTs, designed to provide more accessible participation in the often-centralized world of crypto mining. HashMix successfully raised $3 million in funding to support its initial product development and launch initiatives, targeting a broader user base within the evolving decentralized mining economy. These solutions are intended to lower barriers to entry for individuals and smaller entities looking to engage with cryptocurrency generation. While specific lead investors or major customers have not been publicly disclosed, the company's focus remains on expanding its reach within this niche. HashMix was founded in September 2020, though the names of its founders have not been made public.
HashMix has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round.
HashMix has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
HashMix has raised $3.0M in total across 1 funding round.
HashMix's investors include GBV Capital (Genesis Block Ventures).
HashMix has raised $3.0M across 1 funding round. Most recently, it raised $3.0M Seed in May 2021.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| May 1, 2021 | $3M Seed | — | GBV Capital (genesis Block Ventures) | Announced |
HashMix is a blockchain technology company that builds a decentralized universal marketplace for mining capacities, primarily using non-fungible token (NFT) technology to tokenize hashrate and enable trading, lending, and swapping of mining power across proof-of-work (PoW) blockchains.[1][2][3][4] It serves miners, investors, and FIL holders in ecosystems like Filecoin by solving issues such as overselling, fraud, low lending rates (1-20%), and inefficient collateralization of mining power, offering higher returns (30-40% estimated) and flexible borrowing.[1] The company raised $3M in seed funding three years ago (around 2022), launched its first Filecoin lending platform in July 2021 with nearly $8M total value locked within a day, and continues developing tokenization protocols with its native HSM token for incentives.[1]
HashMix emerged in 2021 as a next-generation hashrate tokenization and marketplace protocol, founded by figures including cofounder Chris Miller, who highlighted the team's focus on storage mining power in Filecoin's 7 EiB network.[1] The idea stemmed from inefficiencies in the crypto mining economy, aiming to democratize access by tokenizing arbitrary hash power via NFTs and smart contracts, bypassing trusted third parties and geographic barriers.[1][2][3][4] Early traction came swiftly: after raising $3M in May 2021 from notable investors, it launched its Filecoin lending platform on July 16, 2021, attracting $8M in TVL in one day and kicking off HSM token reward competitions (e.g., 200,000 HSM for FIL depositors).[1] Headquartered in Singapore, this marked the first step toward a broader mining 3.0 ecosystem.[1]
HashMix rides the Web3 mining tokenization trend, capitalizing on blockchain's shift to decentralized economies amid Filecoin's explosive growth (7 EiB storage power in 2021) and rising demand for efficient PoW resource trading.[1] Timing aligns with crypto mining's maturation—post-2021 bull market—where market forces like high FIL demand, low liquidity for miners, and DeFi integration favor tokenized assets over centralized platforms prone to fraud.[1][2] It influences the ecosystem by activating idle mining capacities, fostering liquidity in niches like storage mining, and paving the way for multi-chain PoW marketplaces, as seen in its inclusion in CB Insights' Blockchain collection alongside 11,921+ firms.[1]
HashMix is positioned to expand its NFT tokenization beyond Filecoin into a full PoW mining suite, leveraging HSM incentives and cross-chain tech for broader adoption amid maturing DeFi and Web3 trends.[1][4] Rising blockchain infrastructure demand and AI-driven compute needs could boost hashrate marketplaces, though competition in DeFi lending and regulatory scrutiny on tokens pose risks. Its early momentum suggests growing influence in democratizing mining, potentially unlocking billions in tokenized value as crypto economies evolve—echoing its founding mission to power a global, fraud-free mining 3.0 era.[1]
