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Singapore crypto companies: 126 on NAUT, 54 are investors

By NAUT Research · · 8 min read

126 Singapore crypto companies on NAUT: 69 projects, 54 investor firms, 3 service providers. Logos: BitTorrent, Enjin Coin, Gas, Taker Protocol, Playbux, imToken, Qtum, Cycle Network, aelf, Grindery, Viction (prev. Tomochain), HashKey Platform Token.

NAUT tracks 126 Singapore crypto companies as of 9 November 2026: 69 projects that build a product, 54 investor firms and 3 service providers, every one of them carrying Singapore in its country field on NAUT's own record. The 69 projects carry 100 sector tags across 24 sectors, the largest being DeFi at 11 projects, and every company below links to its NAUT page with the team and channels NAUT holds for it.

How this list was built, read on 9 November 2026: NAUT's company table returned 142 Singapore matches, and 4 groups came out before the count above. 9 rows stored as individual people rather than organizations were excluded by the query. 1 row came out as a database defect: Pluto Capital carries the domain stratified.capital, which that site's own homepage identifies as Stratified Capital's, so the row is a mislabeled duplicate and NAUT's data note flags it. 6 investor rows carry a person's name and no company site (Dave Waslen, Hassan Ahmed, Isaac Zu, Nick Tong, Pavel Bains and Yusho Liu, whose stored line calls him an angel investor in DeFi companies), so they are angels and not companies, and they sit outside this list of firms. That leaves 126. Anyone listed can ask NAUT to remove their page at https://naut.so/legal/data-deletion.

10 of the 126 rows had the Singapore location put to outside sources on 9 November 2026, the 10 with the largest X following, and 8 came back confirmed. 1 of the 10 (Gas) returned no Singapore company for that name, and 1 (Qtum) sits on a page that gives a Singapore headquarters while the fetch could not match the quoted line, so neither is counted as confirmed. The other 116 rows carry NAUT's stored country field with no outside check in this article.

Which Singapore crypto companies does NAUT track, by sector?

These are the 69 Singapore project rows, grouped by the sector tags NAUT stores on each one. Anyone asking which crypto companies in Singapore build chains will find 10 of these Singapore blockchain companies under the L1/2/3 tag. 1 further row is left out of the table as a database defect: Neo carries the L1/2/3 tag and a Venture fund type at once, and its own stored line reads "Neo is a venture capital firm and startup accelerator", so the chain tag on that row names a different Neo. 31 of the 69 carry 2 or more tags, so a project appears in every sector row it is tagged with and the 24 counts add to 100 tag memberships over 62 tagged projects. 6 projects carry no sector tag at all and are listed under the table. The 2 exchange tags are stored as "DEX (Decentralized Exchange)" and "CEX (Centralized Exchange)" and are shortened to DEX and CEX in the first column.

Sector tag n Companies
DeFi 11 , , , , , , , , , ,
L1/2/3 10 , , , , , , , , ,
Infrastructure 10 , , , , , , , , ,
Gaming 9 , , , , , , , ,
DEX 8 , , , , , , ,
AI 7 , , , , , ,
Tools 6 , , , , ,
Payment 5 , , , ,
Media 4 , , ,
CEX 3 , ,
DePIN 3 , ,
Intelligence 3 , ,
Neobank 3 , ,
SocialFi 3 , ,
Wallet 3 , ,
Prediction Market 2 ,
RWA 2 ,
Stablecoins 2 ,
AI Agents 1
Custody 1
Meme 1
Mining 1
Money Market 1
Privacy 1

The 6 Singapore projects with no sector tag stored are Fusotao, Pinknode, Poko, TradeTogether, UniLive, UWEB. Investor and service rows carry no sector tag at all in this database, so the grouping above covers the 62 tagged projects only; the other 57 rows are grouped by fund type and service type further down.

Which Singapore crypto projects have the biggest X following?

Ranked by the X follower count NAUT stores for each row, the top 15 Singapore rows are all projects. The last column is what the outside check on the Singapore location returned for the 10 rows research read; rows 11 to 15 were not put to a source in this article.

# Project X followers Singapore check
1 594,716 Confirmed, Singapore registry
2 476,205 Confirmed, 2 profile sources
3 423,396 Not found
4 382,610 Confirmed, Singapore registry
5 359,226 Confirmed, 2 profile sources
6 283,474 Confirmed, 2 profile sources
7 274,071 Quote not matched on the page
8 258,123 Confirmed, 2 profile sources
9 233,953 Confirmed, own documentation
10 197,882 Confirmed, own terms of service
11 194,930 Not checked
12 190,148 Not checked
13 175,845 Not checked
14 160,635 Not checked
15 154,887 Not checked
X followers on NAUT, the 8 largest Singapore crypto rows
  1. BitTorrent594716
  2. Enjin Coin476205
  3. Gas423396
  4. Taker Protocol382610
  5. Playbux359226
  6. imToken283474
  7. Qtum274071
  8. Cycle Network258123

BitTorrent leads the list at 594,716 followers, and the Singapore registry listing for its foundation entity reads "BITTORRENT FOUNDATION LTD. (201834072D) - incorporated on 04 Oct 2018". aelf's own documentation says "aelf is headquartered in Singapore", and Grindery's terms of service name a Singapore-incorporated Pte Ltd entity. Profile sources give a Singapore headquarters for Enjin Coin, Playbux, imToken and Cycle Network, and a Singapore registry entry gives one for Taker Protocol.

Who invests from Singapore, and what type of fund is each?

NAUT holds 54 Singapore investor firms, sorted here by X followers. 12 carry the fund type Venture, 6 carry Corporate, and 36 have no fund type stored, which is a gap in the record rather than a statement about the firm. 49 of the 54 have a website on file; the 5 with none stored are Lulala Labs, MetaEstate, MIIX Capital, RockX and Tokka Labs.

Investor firm Fund type Followers
Corporate 35,478
Corporate 34,955
No fund type stored 33,316
Venture 31,489
Venture 30,113
Venture 28,620
Corporate 27,942
Corporate 15,155
No fund type stored 13,143
No fund type stored 12,478
No fund type stored 12,230
No fund type stored 11,342
No fund type stored 11,089
No fund type stored 10,822
Corporate 10,392
No fund type stored 9,975
Venture 9,066
No fund type stored 7,472
No fund type stored 6,034
No fund type stored 5,945
No fund type stored 5,111
No fund type stored 4,885
No fund type stored 4,725
No fund type stored 4,558
Venture 4,137
Venture 3,675
Venture 2,750
No fund type stored 2,631
Venture 2,419
No fund type stored 2,410
No fund type stored 2,308
Corporate 2,105
No fund type stored 1,495
No fund type stored 1,481
No fund type stored 1,454
No fund type stored 1,282
Venture 1,222
No fund type stored 968
No fund type stored 903
No fund type stored 875
No fund type stored 828
Venture 819
No fund type stored 557
No fund type stored 482
No fund type stored 395
Venture 383
No fund type stored 352
No fund type stored 351
No fund type stored 301
No fund type stored 280
No fund type stored 266
Venture 219
No fund type stored 164
No fund type stored 13

The 3 Singapore service providers sit in their own category, each with a service type stored.

Provider Service type Followers
media 7,130
custody 717
market-making 20,006

What this tells a BD team working Singapore crypto companies

  • The buying side and the funding side are close to even here: 69 projects to 54 investor firms, so a Singapore territory can be worked as 1 product list and 1 capital list from the same 126 rows.
  • Gaming and DeFi are where the volume is. 9 projects carry the Gaming tag and 11 carry DeFi, against 1 tagged Custody and 1 tagged Privacy.
  • 101 of the 126 rows have a website on file and 125 have an X handle, so a first-touch list can be built without leaving the 126 NAUT pages.
  • The 6 Corporate funds (Temasek, Genesis, Cobo, Coinhako, RockX, Web3.com Ventures) are a different sale from the 12 Venture funds: a corporate arm usually buys a partnership alongside the cheque.
How a BD team can work the Singapore list
  1. Split the list69 projects to pitch and 54 investor firms to raise from, out of 126 rows.
  2. Pick a sectorStart where the volume is, 9 Gaming and 11 DeFi projects, both tagged on NAUT.
  3. Open the page101 of the 126 rows carry a site and 125 carry an X handle on their NAUT page.
  4. Get the channelVerified Telegram, email and LinkedIn open on any paid NAUT plan.

How should a founder raising in Singapore work this list?

Start with fund type, because it tells you what the money wants. 12 of the 54 firms carry Venture: Arcane Group, Blockchain Founders Fund, ByteTrade Lab, Global Founders Capital, Infinity Labs, Insignia Venture Partners, NGC Ventures, Oak Grove Ventures, PetRock Capital, QCP Capital, Sky9 Capital and XT Labs. 6 carry Corporate, led by Temasek. The remaining 36 have no fund type on the record, so read each page before you write the email rather than assuming a stage.

Then use the 69 projects as proof of traffic in your sector, because a fund that already looks at Singapore web3 companies reads a neighbour list faster than a market size slide. A founder raising for a DeFi product can name the 11 DeFi-tagged Singapore projects on NAUT in the same paragraph as the ask, and a founder in gaming has 9 Gaming-tagged neighbours to point at. 6 further Singapore rows are individual angels rather than firms, and they sit on NAUT's investor pages as well.

Related reading on NAUT: Crypto VC Singapore: 11 funds, 1 with a 2026 round and Singapore Blockchain Week 2026: 54 companies going, 13-17 Nov.

Can you pull this data through the NAUT API?

Partly, and the gap is worth knowing before you build. The documented query parameters on /v1/projects are q, sector, token, sort, page and limit, so a country filter is not documented and the Singapore set in this article comes from NAUT's stored country field, while a sector slice of it is a documented call: GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects?sector=Gaming&limit=100 with an Authorization: Bearer $NAUT_KEY header, at 5 credits a call. A single row and its team comes back from GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects/imtoken, the investor side from GET https://api.naut.so/v1/investors?q=Singapore, and full parameters are at naut.so/docs/api with plans at naut.so/pricing. Verified Telegram, email and LinkedIn for the people on these pages unlock on any paid NAUT plan, so start a 7-day trial if you need the channels and not just the handles.

Singapore crypto companies FAQ

What crypto companies are based in Singapore?

NAUT holds 126 Singapore crypto companies as of 9 November 2026: 69 projects, 54 investor firms and 3 service providers. The largest by X following are BitTorrent, Enjin Coin, Gas, Taker Protocol, Playbux and imToken, and the sector tag with the most projects is DeFi at 11.

How many Singapore crypto companies on NAUT are investors?

54 of the 126 are investor firms on 9 November 2026, of which 12 carry the fund type Venture, 6 carry Corporate and 36 have no fund type stored. A further 6 Singapore investor rows name an individual angel rather than a firm and are not counted in the 126.

Which sectors do Singapore crypto projects work in?

The 69 Singapore projects carry 100 sector tags across 24 sectors as of 9 November 2026, with DeFi at 11, Infrastructure and L1/2/3 at 10, Gaming at 9 and DEX at 8. 6 projects carry no sector tag.

Where can I find the teams at these Singapore crypto companies and their contact channels?

Each of the 126 companies has a NAUT page listing the people NAUT holds for it and the channels on file, and a sector slice can be pulled with GET https://api.naut.so/v1/projects?sector=Gaming&limit=100. Verified Telegram, email and LinkedIn unlock on any paid NAUT plan, so start a 7-day trial to open them.

Sources

NAUT's own company, country, category, sector tag, fund type, service type, site and X follower records, read on 9 November 2026. Outside pages read for the 10 location checks, 8 of which came back confirmed: companies.sg and bittorrent.com for BitTorrent, cbinsights.com and pitchbook.com for Enjin Coin, sgpbusiness.com and singaporeowl.com for Taker Protocol, pitchbook.com and cbinsights.com for Playbux, craft.co and pitchbook.com for imToken, pitchbook.com and linkedin.com for Cycle Network, docs.aelf.com for aelf, and docs.grindery.com for Grindery. coinbase.com returned no Singapore company for Gas, and qtum.org and pitchbook.com give a Singapore headquarters for Qtum on pages whose quoted line the fetch could not match.

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