NAUT tracks 16 corporate crypto investors: funds whose own NAUT record describes a corporation investing in other companies, and which hold at least 1 portfolio company on NAUT. That is the list left after reading all 98 live funds NAUT tagged fundType=Corporate on 1 November 2026, and the 16 carry 191 portfolio entries between them, from 49 at Solana Ventures down to 1 each at 6 of them.
How this list was built, on 1 November 2026: NAUT read every one of the 98 live funds carrying the Corporate tag and kept a row on 2 tests, that the row's own description says the firm is a corporation putting money into other companies, and that NAUT holds at least 1 portfolio company for it. 82 rows failed those tests and are out: exchanges, staking and node providers, media and research sites, quant trading and market-making firms, asset managers, protocol and product teams with no stated investing role, 3 ecosystem foundations whose own rows describe nonprofit grant funding, 1 row that turns out to be a vending-machine industry directory, and NVIDIA Venture Capital, whose row holds 0 portfolio companies. The parent corporation is a database link on 3 of the 16 (Animoca Brands (Ventures), Solana Ventures, Jump Crypto); for the rest it was read from the fund row's own description text. Average round size is the average size of the whole rounds on that fund's NAUT page, not the size of the fund's own cheque. NAUT also holds a second row for each of Alchemy and ConsenSys; only the rows linked here carry the Corporate tag, and every count here is that row's. Every portfolio count and total on this page is that 1 November 2026 read, and NAUT's records keep moving, so a fund page may already show 1 or 2 more by the time you click through: Solana Ventures and ConsenSys each read 1 higher on their live pages the same day. This list is what NAUT's records support, and it is not a measure of how much of each corporation's capital goes to crypto.
Which corporate crypto investors does NAUT track, and who owns them?
7 of the 16 sit on NAUT under a separately named venture arm, with the parent corporation named in the fund's own record. The table is ranked by portfolio companies on NAUT, highest first.
| Venture arm | Parent | Portfolio | Avg round |
|---|---|---|---|
 Solana Ventures |
 Solana |
49 | $13.6M |
 Animoca Ventures |
 Animoca Brands |
45 | $35.6M |
 Jump Crypto |
 Jump Trading |
41 | $34.2M |
 SCB 10X |
SCBX Group | 3 | $44.0M |
 GV |
 Google (Alphabet) |
1 | $450.0M |
 Intel Capital |
Intel | 1 | $30.0M |
 EMURGO Africa |
 Cardano |
1 | $150K |
5 of those 7 parents have their own NAUT page, so you can open the corporation and the arm side by side: Solana, Animoca Brands, Jump Trading, Google (Alphabet) and Cardano. NAUT checked the parent relationship against the fund's own site for 3 of the 16 on 1 November 2026. EMURGO Africa's site calls it the "investment and commercial arm of Cardano in Africa, accelerating blockchain technology". Animoca Brands (Ventures) describes itself on its own site and LinkedIn page as the venture investment arm of Animoca Brands, backing early-stage Web3 teams. Jump Crypto's site presents it as the blockchain division of Jump Trading, with investing as 1 of 3 stated pillars alongside trading and building.
Which corporations invest in crypto under their own name on NAUT?
The other 9 carry the Corporate tag on the corporation's own row, not on a separately named arm's row. That is a fact about NAUT's records, not about the world: several of these corporations do run a separately named crypto or venture vehicle, among them ConsenSys Ventures (launched 2017), Alchemy Ventures, SoftBank's Vision Funds, Temasek-backed Superscrypt, Nomura's Laser Digital and Brook Technology Capital VCC for The Brooker Group. None of those vehicles turned up among the 98 Corporate-tagged rows NAUT read for this list, so on NAUT the corporation's own row is the one that carries these counts. Ranked by portfolio companies on NAUT, highest first.
| Corporation | Portfolio | Avg round |
|---|---|---|
 ConsenSys |
25 | $11.6M |
 Alchemy |
8 | $20.8M |
 SoftBank |
8 | $255.2M |
 Tencent |
2 | $107.5M |
 Temasek |
2 | $235.0M |
 The Brooker Group |
2 | $10.2M |
 Cobo |
1 | $4.0M |
 Nomura |
1 | $100.0M |
 J.P. Morgan |
1 | $60.0M |
The X handles NAUT holds for these 9, in the same order: @ConsenSys, @AlchemyPlatform, @softbank_group, @TencentGlobal, @Temasek, @BrookerGroupPLC, @Cobo_Global, @nomura and @jpmorgan.
1 of the 9 is worth a note before you search: Cobo sits at the NAUT path /investors/cobo-ventures, and its own record describes Cobo Ventures as the investment arm, so both names lead to the same row.
Corporate crypto investors with the biggest portfolios on NAUT
3 funds hold 135 of the 191 portfolio entries on this list, and 6 of the 16 hold exactly 1 each. Deal flow in corporate venture capital is concentrated in a handful of crypto venture arms, so a founder who wants a corporate name on the cap table has a short first call list.
What corporate crypto investors mean for a founder raising now
- Average round size on these pages runs from $150K at EMURGO Africa to $450.0M at GV Google Ventures, so the stage each one shows up at is very different. Match your round to the page before you write the email.
- The 3 arms with 41 or more portfolio companies (Solana Ventures, Animoca Brands (Ventures), Jump Crypto) are the ones with a visible, repeated crypto programme on NAUT's record.
- A corporate arm usually wants a strategic fit with the parent, so read the parent page too. 5 of the 7 named arms have theirs on NAUT.
- 9 of the 16 carry the Corporate tag on the corporation's own NAUT row, so put the corporation's name into NAUT's search to reach those 9.
- Pick the stageCompare your round with the average round on each page, $13.6M at Solana Ventures up to $255.2M at SoftBank.
- Shortlist the active armsStart with the 3 holding 41 or more portfolio companies, then the 25 at ConsenSys and the 8 each at Alchemy and SoftBank.
- Read the parentOpen the corporation alongside the arm for the 5 pairs NAUT holds, such as Animoca Brands and Animoca Brands (Ventures).
- Find the personOpen the fund's NAUT page, take the team member who covers your sector, then check which channels NAUT has on file.
How to reach the people at these corporate crypto investors
Each of the 16 fund pages lists the team NAUT holds for that fund, with each person's job title, their X handle and flags for the channels NAUT has on file. On NAUT, search the corporation's name for the 9 rows that sit under it, and the arm's name for the 7 that have one. Anyone listed can ask NAUT to remove their page at https://naut.so/legal/data-deletion.
Related reading on NAUT: Crypto investor database: 50 funds, 299 contacts measured and How to find crypto investors by round size: 28 funds, 4 steps.
Can you pull this data through the NAUT API?
Yes. GET https://api.naut.so/v1/investors?fundType=Corporate&sort=portfolio&limit=100 with an Authorization: Bearer $NAUT_KEY header returns all 98 Corporate-tagged funds, ranked by portfolio, in 1 call for 5 credits, and GET https://api.naut.so/v1/investors/solana-ventures returns 1 fund with its team and its portfolio rows for another 5. Keys, parameters and fields are at naut.so/docs/api, and plans start at $49 a month for 3,000 credits at naut.so/pricing. Verified Telegram, email and LinkedIn for the people at these funds unlock on any paid NAUT plan, so start a 7-day trial to open them.
Corporate crypto investors FAQ
Which corporations invest in crypto through a venture arm?
On NAUT's records as of 1 November 2026, 7 of the 16 corporate crypto investors invest through a separately named arm: Solana Ventures for Solana, Animoca Brands (Ventures) for Animoca Brands, Jump Crypto for Jump Trading, SCB 10X for SCBX Group, GV Google Ventures for Google (Alphabet), Intel Capital for Intel Corporation and EMURGO Africa for Cardano.
How many corporate crypto investors does NAUT list?
98 live funds carried the fundType=Corporate tag on NAUT on 1 November 2026, and 16 of them passed both tests used for this corporate crypto investors list: a row description that says the firm is a corporation investing in other companies, and at least 1 portfolio company on NAUT. The other 82 are exchanges, staking providers, media sites, trading firms, asset managers, protocol teams, 3 foundations and 1 row with no portfolio company.
Which corporate crypto investor has the largest portfolio on NAUT?
Solana Ventures, with 49 portfolio companies on its NAUT page as of 1 November 2026, ahead of Animoca Brands (Ventures) with 45 and Jump Crypto with 41. Those 3 hold 135 of the 191 portfolio entries across the 16.
Where can I find the people at these corporate crypto investors and their contact channels?
On NAUT. Each of the 16 fund pages carries the team NAUT holds for that fund with job titles and X handles, and GET https://api.naut.so/v1/investors?fundType=Corporate&sort=portfolio&limit=100 returns the funds themselves for 5 credits. Verified Telegram, email and LinkedIn unlock on any paid NAUT plan, so start a 7-day trial to open them.
Sources
- NAUT's own database, read on 1 November 2026: the 98 live funds tagged
fundType=Corporate, each row's description, parent link, portfolio count and average round size. - animoca.ventures and the Animoca Ventures LinkedIn page, read on 1 November 2026.
- jumpcrypto.com, read on 1 November 2026.
- emurgo.africa, read on 1 November 2026.
- Public records for the separately named vehicles noted above (ConsenSys Ventures, Alchemy Ventures, SoftBank's Vision Funds, Superscrypt, Nomura's Laser Digital, Brook Technology Capital VCC), checked on 1 November 2026.