CoinBrowse / Private-market crypto research
CoinBrowse commits its own venture capital to token projects it has researched, then opens the rest of the allocation to a pool of eligible participants. The research behind a raise and the money already behind it sit on the same page, so you can see what we hold before deciding what you would.
Public prototype. Every project, figure and participant count on this site is fictional demo data, and no allocation can be committed here.
Featured raise · fictional demo data
HBRLInteroperabilityCosmos
Allocation target
700,000USDT
Committed
75.0%
| Committed by | USDT | Of target |
|---|---|---|
| CoinBrowse Ventures | 180,000 | 25.7% |
| Investment Pool | 345,000 | 49.3% |
| Uncommitted | 175,000 | 25.0% |
| Total committed | 525,000 | 75.0% |
| Allocation target | 700,000 | 100.0% |
Pool participants
206
Time remaining
14 days left
Diligence
IC reviewed
The same snapshot appears on every raise below — the figures are derived from one dataset, so a card, this panel and the project page can never disagree.
Portfolio totals · fictional demo data
Opportunities
Each figure below is the allocation CoinBrowse is seeking to secure — not the token project's entire fundraising round. A raise is funded when CoinBrowse Ventures and the Investment Pool together reach the allocation target.
Showing 12 of 12 active raisessorted by most funded
BRCLOn-chain credit
Underwrites short-dated working-capital loans to freight brokers, with the underlying invoices posted as collateral on-chain.
HBRLInteroperability
Runs a bonded relayer network that carries IBC packets between chains with no shared validator set, and slashes operators for missed delivery.
LRSVStablecoin infrastructure
Publishes daily attested reserve composition for stablecoin issuers as an on-chain feed that lending markets can write collateral rules against.
ASCPDecentralized compute
Schedules idle H100 and A100 capacity from mid-size data centres into hourly on-chain rental contracts.
KFRMDecentralized storage
Packages Filecoin deals behind a single S3-compatible endpoint with a contractual 90-second retrieval time, aimed at media archives.
IWMKPrediction markets
Lists prediction markets on supply-chain events — port congestion, sailing delays, commodity arrival dates — priced for logistics desks, not retail.
CRNMDePIN connectivity
Pays building owners to host fixed wireless relays and resells the backhaul capacity to rural internet providers on commercial terms.
EVSTApp-specific L2
An order-book rollup built for a single perpetuals venue, with 40ms block times tuned to the matching engine rather than to general traffic.
DMLDRWA settlement
Settles secondary transfers of private-credit fund units between institutions, replacing an eleven-day transfer-agent process.
FTHMTokenized yield
Splits a yield-bearing deposit into a principal token and a yield token so treasuries can sell forward income without selling the asset.
MSFGOn-chain gaming economy
Supplies the item economy — crafting, durability, resale royalties — that third-party studios plug into instead of building it themselves.
GKEYPrivacy identity
Issues reusable credentials that prove a user is over 18 or resident in a country without handing the document to the site asking.
How allocations work
CoinBrowse commits first and publishes the figure, then opens the remaining allocation to the pool. Participation is not open in this prototype, and nothing here is an offer or a promise of return.
01
CoinBrowse reviews the project and the round it is proposing: what the business does, who is already paying for it, how the token is structured, and what the allocation terms actually are.
Outcome: screened, or dropped with a written reason.
02
CoinBrowse Ventures records the amount it intends to commit from its own balance sheet before any pool interest is collected. That figure is published on the raise and does not move quietly.
Outcome: a stated CoinBrowse Ventures commitment.
03
Eligible participants may express interest in the shared allocation. Indications are non-binding, and if the pool is oversubscribed they are scaled down before anyone confirms.
Outcome: an Investment Pool commitment alongside ours.
04
Research notes, milestone updates and revised risks stay attached to the project after the raise closes, and will later sit next to the community thread discussing it.
Outcome: a record that outlives the raise.
Research
An opportunity is not a listing. Each one carries the working record behind the allocation, and it stays available after the raise closes.
What each opportunity carries
Sample record · ArcSpan Compute · fictional
Research record
Rendering and fine-tuning workloads tolerate queueing and interruption, which is exactly the capacity commercial clouds price worst. ArcSpan sells that gap: operators list spare hours, jobs are matched by an on-chain order book, and settlement happens per hour rather than per contract. Nine of the fourteen listed operators run through the private beta today, and utilisation on those machines has moved from roughly 40% to 68% since March.
Twelve of the fourteen supply-side operators sit in two European jurisdictions, so a regional power-price shock hits most of the network at once.
Demand is concentrated: the three largest tenants accounted for 61% of paid GPU hours last quarter.
Token emissions currently subsidise operator yield, and the model has not been tested below a 4% annual emission rate.
IC reviewedReviewed by the investment committee and cleared to raise.
Community · Coming later
community.coinbrowse.com will run on Lemmy with two focused communities — Projects and Service Providers. Crypto projects, providers and invited members publish searchable posts, comments, independent due diligence, questions and risk reports there, without a separate community for every organisation.
Lemmy is not installed and no community API is called by this prototype. The address below is a plan, not a link.
community.coinbrowse.com
Placeholder · not live
Where does ArcSpan's GPU demand actually come from?
34 replies · sample thread, not real
Boreal's write-off rate looks too low for freight receivables
51 replies · sample thread, not real
Which audit firms actually re-test after remediation?
22 replies · sample thread, not real
Prototype interface. All projects, names, figures, timelines, and discussions shown here are fictional demo data. CoinBrowse does not offer investment services through this prototype. Any future participation may be restricted by jurisdiction, eligibility, and applicable law.