
NAUT tracks 54 Hong Kong crypto companies, meaning company rows whose stored country is Hong Kong, read from NAUT's database on 4 November 2026: 37 sit on NAUT's investor pages, 16 on its project pages and 1 on its service pages. 17 of the 54 carry a sector tag, spread across 13 tags from Payment and DeFi to Wallet, RWA, Gaming and Market Maker, and every company below links to the NAUT page that names its team.
How this list was built: on 4 November 2026 NAUT read every company row in its own database with Hong Kong as the country, 63 rows in all. 6 of them are angel investors stored as companies, named on NAUT as Akshat Vaidya, Da Hongfei, Dominic Tsang, John Fiorelli, Josie Leung and Yat Siu, so they came out, leaving a shortlist of 57. 3 more came out after their own records were read: The Spartan Group, whose stored summary says, in its own words, "It was established in Singapore in 2017.", Prenetics, a Nasdaq-listed health sciences company rather than a crypto company, and Cyberport, the Hong Kong government's digital technology and startup hub rather than a crypto firm. That leaves the 54 in this article. Counts, sector tags, X handles and summaries are NAUT's own stored values on 4 November 2026, not a reading of each company's website.
Source checking was a sample, never the whole list. NAUT put 1 stored claim for each of 10 of the 57 shortlisted rows to a source check on 4 November 2026. 8 came back confirmed with the quote found on the page read or a second source behind it, and 2 came back confirmed without the quote being matched on the page read, so this article states only NAUT's own record for those 2. 3 of the 10 checked rows are the 3 dropped above, so 7 of the 54 published companies had a claim checked and the other 47 carry only what NAUT's record holds.
Which Hong Kong crypto companies does NAUT track?
All 54, A to Z, with the NAUT list each sits on and the X handle on its NAUT record. The sector tag stored on each row sits in the next table, printed as NAUT stores it.
| Company | NAUT list | X handle |
|---|---|---|
| Investors | @ |
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| Investors | @Adaverse_Acc | |
| Projects | @anboto_labs | |
| Projects | @ant_fun_trade | |
| Investors | @ArtifactLabs_ | |
| Investors | @aspendigitalamp | |
| Investors | @AwakeningDAO | |
| Investors | @Bering_Waters | |
| Projects | @0xblockbooster | |
| Investors | @brincvc | |
| Investors | @CentralResearc3 | |
| Investors | @ChainHill_Fund | |
| Investors | @cryptonitecap_ | |
| Projects | @earnalliance | |
| Investors | @enzac_research | |
| Projects | @exio_hk | |
| Investors | @GTS_Ventures | |
| Investors | @hailstonelabs | |
| Investors | @harbour_ind_cap | |
| Investors | @hashglobal | |
| Investors | @HashKeyCloud | |
| Projects | @Hex_Trust | |
| Investors | @HummingbirdsCap | |
| Investors | @ICCombinator | |
| Investors | @IDGCapital | |
| Investors | @jinglemining | |
| Investors | @KeneticCapital | |
| Investors | @LTP_primebroker | |
| Investors | @metalphapro | |
| Projects | @MoonIncHK | |
| Investors | @MulanaVC | |
| Investors | @multisig_vc | |
| Projects | @nanolabsltd | |
| Investors | @NextGen_Venture | |
| Investors | @northbund | |
| Projects | @onekeyhq | |
| Investors | @OzaruLTD | |
| Investors | @pentosventures | |
| Investors | @Phoenix_Chain | |
| Projects | @photonpay | |
| Investors | @PromontoryTech | |
| Projects | @raven_protocol | |
| Projects | @rd_technologies | |
| Investors | @rubikvc | |
| Investors | @satoriresearch | |
| Investors | @SilverlineLabs | |
| Services | @skynettrading_ | |
| Investors | @snzholding | |
| Projects | @ |
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| Investors | @SummerCapital_ | |
| Investors | @ThreeDAOspace | |
| Projects | @web3labsclub | |
| Projects | @wowmaxexchange | |
| Projects | @YumiFinance |
Which Hong Kong crypto companies work in which sector?
The crypto companies in Hong Kong that NAUT sector tags are the 17 rows below, which carry 20 tags across 13 distinct names: 3 Payment, 3 DeFi, 2 Tools, 2 RWA, 2 Wallet, and 1 each of Funds, Gaming, CEX (Centralized Exchange), Infrastructure, L1/2/3, Market Maker, Launchpad and DEX (Decentralized Exchange). Every tagged row is a project or a service firm, and none of the 37 investor rows carries a sector tag.
| Company | Sector tag | NAUT summary |
|---|---|---|
| Tools | Order execution tooling for traders | |
| DeFi | Crypto trading platform | |
| Funds | Asia-centered venture studio | |
| Gaming | Web3 game aggregator and discovery platform | |
| RWA, CEX (Centralized Exchange), Wallet | Cryptocurrency exchange | |
| RWA | Institutional digital asset custodian | |
| Payment | No stored summary on NAUT yet | |
| Infrastructure | Crypto mining chip designer | |
| Wallet | All-in-one crypto wallet | |
| Payment | Digital financial infrastructure platform | |
| L1/2/3 | Distributed compute network for AI and machine learning | |
| Payment | Stablecoin issuer | |
| Market Maker | Algorithmic trading and investment in digital assets | |
| DeFi | No stored summary on NAUT yet | |
| Launchpad | Hong Kong Web3.0 incubator | |
| DEX (Decentralized Exchange), Tools | DEX aggregation protocol | |
| DeFi | Buy now, pay later product |
The 2 rows without a stored summary are Moon Inc., tagged Payment, and splitnow, tagged DeFi.
What do the Hong Kong crypto VC firms fund?
Hong Kong crypto VC is the biggest slice of this list: 37 of the 54 rows sit on NAUT's investor pages, and 12 of those 37 carry a stored summary saying what they do. The other 25 investor rows carry a name, an X handle and, for most, a domain, with no stored summary yet.
| Firm | NAUT summary |
|---|---|
| Venture fund and accelerator for blockchain startups in Asia, the Middle East and Africa | |
| Regulated digital asset platform for private wealth and institutional clients, co-founded in 2021 | |
| Web3 venture studio incubating and advising blockchain projects, with an Asia focus | |
| Web3 venture capital firm founded in 2018, with over $300M in assets under management | |
| Web3 infrastructure provider running institutional-grade node validation | |
| Investment firm across venture capital, private equity and industrial development | |
| Crypto mining hardware maker behind the JASMINER brand | |
| Asia-based venture fund investing in blockchain and crypto projects since 2016 | |
| Digital asset wealth management firm for institutional clients, Nasdaq ticker MATH | |
| Asia-based investor in DeFi and crypto projects, from legal setup to community building | |
| Digital asset management for family offices, institutions and high net worth individuals | |
| Blockchain and Web3 investor working across regions, industries and startup stages |
Which claims did NAUT check against a source?
7 of the 54 published companies had 1 stored claim put to a source check on 4 November 2026. 5 of the 7 came back confirmed with the quote found on the page read or a second source behind it, and this article uses those 5. The other 2 came back confirmed without the quote being matched on the page read, so only NAUT's own record is stated for them.
| Company | Claim checked | Result | Used |
|---|---|---|---|
| More than 50 projects and more than $300M in assets | Confirmed, quote found on the page read | Yes | |
| Funded more than half of China's unicorns at an early stage | Confirmed, quote found on the page read | Yes | |
| Node validation across more than 80 blockchain networks | Confirmed, quote found on the page read | Yes | |
| Trades on Nasdaq under the ticker MATH | Confirmed, the quote was not matched on the page read, a second source carries it | Yes | |
| Institutional digital asset custodian | Confirmed, quote found on the page read | Yes | |
| Sells mining hardware under the JASMINER brand | Confirmed, the quote was not found on the page read | No | |
| Stablecoin issuer | Confirmed, the quote was not found on the page read | No |
Hash Global's NAUT page says the firm has invested in more than 50 projects and holds over $300M in assets under management. For IDG Capital, the page checked says the firm "has funded over half of all Chinese unicorns in their early rounds", a figure the checker ties back to a 2019 Hurun report. HashKey Cloud "supports more than 80 public blockchains with enterprise-grade node validation services", according to the restaking operator page read on 4 November 2026. Metalpha trades on Nasdaq under the ticker MATH, per its own site and a second financial data source, and Hex Trust sells regulated institutional custody, markets and staking services, per its own custody page.
What this list tells a BD team
- The split decides the pitch: 37 of the 54 rows are investor firms, so most Hong Kong outreach from here lands with a fund, a venture studio or an accelerator before it lands with a product team.
- 17 rows carry a sector tag, so a sector-led campaign starts there: 3 Payment, 3 DeFi, 2 Tools, 2 RWA and 2 Wallet rows, plus 1 exchange, 1 DEX aggregator and 1 market maker.
- All 54 rows carry an X handle on NAUT and 40 of the 54 carry a domain, so every row has at least 1 public starting point before any paid unlock.
- 27 of the 54 carry a stored summary, so 27 rows say what the company does before you open its site.
- Pick the list37 of the 54 rows sit on NAUT's investor pages, 16 on project pages and 1 on service pages.
- Narrow by sector17 rows carry a sector tag, among them 3 Payment, 3 DeFi, 2 Wallet and 2 RWA rows.
- Open the pageEach row's NAUT page names the people on file at that company, such as Hex Trust and OneKey.
- Unlock the channelVerified Telegram, email and LinkedIn open on any paid NAUT plan.
What this list tells a founder raising in Hong Kong
- 37 investor rows is the local funnel, and 12 of them say in their own NAUT summary what they fund, so a first pass runs without a single call.
- Stage shows up in the wording: Hailstone Labs is a Web3 venture studio, Adaverse is a fund and accelerator, and Brinc sits on NAUT's investor pages with no stored summary yet.
- Size shows up where a figure is stored: Hash Global's record names more than 50 projects and more than $300M in assets under management.
- 16 Hong Kong Web3 companies sit on NAUT's project pages, which doubles as a partner and co-investor list, from OneKey in wallets to PhotonPay in payments.
- Start with the 1212 of the 37 investor rows carry a stored summary saying what they fund.
- Match the stageHailstone Labs is a venture studio and Adaverse is a fund and accelerator.
- Check the sizeHash Global's record names more than 50 projects and more than $300M in assets.
- Ask a named personEach firm's NAUT page lists its team, so the ask goes to a name rather than a form.
Related reading on NAUT: Crypto VC Singapore: 11 funds, 1 with a 2026 round and How to find decision makers in a company: 5 steps for crypto.
Can you pull this data through the NAUT API?
The documented NAUT API carries no country parameter, so the nearest documented call for this list is GET https://api.naut.so/v1/search?q=hong%20kong, which returns projects and people together, up to 12 of each, and each row above opens on its own with GET https://api.naut.so/v1/investors/hash-global or GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects/hex-trust, which returns the company with its team. Every call is a GET with Authorization: Bearer $NAUT_KEY and costs 5 credits, with plans from Essential at $49 a month for 3,000 credits, documented at naut.so/docs/api and priced at naut.so/pricing. Verified Telegram, email and LinkedIn for the people at these 54 companies unlock on any paid NAUT plan, so start a 7-day trial to open them.
Hong Kong crypto companies FAQ
Which crypto companies are based in Hong Kong?
On 4 November 2026 NAUT's data shows 54 crypto and Web3 companies with Hong Kong as the country on their record, among them Hex Trust, OneKey, Nano Labs, RD Technologies, PhotonPay, IDG Capital, Hash Global, HashKey Cloud, Kenetic Capital and Metalpha. 37 of the 54 sit on NAUT's investor pages, 16 on its project pages and 1 on its service pages.
How many Hong Kong crypto companies are investor firms?
37 of the 54 Hong Kong company rows NAUT held on 4 November 2026 sit on its investor pages, and 12 of those 37 carry a stored summary saying what they fund, from Adaverse as a fund and accelerator to Promontory Technologies in digital asset management for family offices.
Which sectors do these Hong Kong companies cover?
17 of the 54 rows carried a sector tag on 4 November 2026, 20 tags across 13 names: 3 Payment, 3 DeFi, 2 Tools, 2 RWA, 2 Wallet and 1 each of Funds, Gaming, CEX (Centralized Exchange), Infrastructure, L1/2/3, Market Maker, Launchpad and DEX (Decentralized Exchange). The other 37 rows are investor firms, which NAUT does not sector tag.
Where can I find the teams and contact channels at these 54 Hong Kong companies?
Each of the 54 companies has a NAUT page that names the people on file at it, and the same rows come back from the API with GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects/hex-trust for a company or GET https://api.naut.so/v1/investors/hash-global for a fund. Verified Telegram, email and LinkedIn for those people unlock on any paid NAUT plan, so start a 7-day trial to open them.
Sources
- NAUT's own database, read on 4 November 2026: 63 Hong Kong company rows, 57 after 6 angel investor rows came out, 54 after 3 more rows came out. Company types, sector tags, X handles, domains and stored summaries are NAUT's values on that date.
- Hash Global: its NAUT page, read on 4 November 2026.
- IDG Capital: superscout.co, read on 4 November 2026, with Wikipedia as a second source.
- HashKey Cloud: diadata.org restaking operators, read on 4 November 2026.
- Metalpha: metalpha.net, with stockanalysis.com as a second source, 4 November 2026.
- Hex Trust: hextrust.com custody page, read on 4 November 2026.
- The Spartan Group: its NAUT page, read on 4 November 2026, and LinkedIn as a second source for the Singapore founding.
- Cyberport: Wikipedia, read on 4 November 2026, for the Hong Kong SAR Government ownership. cyberport.hk returned HTTP 403 to NAUT's fetch.
- Jingle Mining and RD Technologies: NAUT's own stored summaries, read on 4 November 2026. The page checked for each did not yield the quote, so no outside claim is stated for them.