Where is DComm located?

DComm is headquartered in Gold Coast, Australia.

Who is the current CEO of DComm?

Brett Endersby of DComm. They have also founded 1 company.

Is DComm a funded company?

DComm is a funded company, having raised a total of $***** in its 1st and only funding round.

Where does DComm rank among its competitors?

DComm ranks 1432nd amongst 4052 active competitors, of which 731 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Aptos, which secured an undisclosed amount in Sep, 2024.

Who are the top competitors of DComm?

DComm's top competitors include Mysten Labs, Consensys and Coins.ph. Among them, Aptos secured the most recent funding round in September, 2024.

DComm - 2026 Company Profile, Team & Competitors

Company Details

Blockchain community focused on real world asset tokenization. It offers a community-driven real world tokenization blockchain platform and a cryptocurrency token for the ecosystem. It also offers data management solutions.

Website: www.dcomm.community/
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Founded Year

2022

Location

Gold Coast, Australia

Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

1432^nd among 4052 active competitors

Similar Companies

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DComm has not raised any funding rounds yet.

The founders of DComm are Brett Endersby and Mark Imrie. Brett Endersby is the CEO of DComm.

Here are the details of DComm's key team members:

Brett Endersby: Co-Founder & CEO of DComm.
Mark Imrie: Founder of DComm.

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Top competitors of DComm include Mysten Labs, Consensys and Coins.ph. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of DComm, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Mysten Labs 2021, Palo Alto (United States), Series B	Blockchain platform offering Web3 infrastructure solutions	$336M	FTX, Andreessen Horowitz & 42 others	81/100
2nd	Consensys 2014, Fort Worth (United States), Series D	Developer of blockchain and web3 software platform	$725M	Sound Ventures, Marshall Wace & 57 others	81/100
3rd	Coins.ph 2014, Pasig (Philippines), Acquired	Digital wallet for Bitcoin assets	$40M	Naspers, Ribbit Capital & 15 others	80/100
4th	Luno 2013, London (United Kingdom), Acquired	App-based platform for crypto wallet and investments	$13M	Naspers, Balderton Capital & 12 others	80/100
5th	Aptos 2021, Palo Alto (United States), Series D	Provider of protocols for building blockchain-based solutions	$350M	Jump Crypto, FTX & 31 others	80/100
6th	FalconX 2018, San Francisco (United States), Series D	Online platform offering cryptocurrency trading and investment solutions for institutions	$430M	B Capital, GIC & 26 others	79/100
7th	Solana 2010, San Francisco (United States), Series C	Blockchain-based infrastructure for transactions and counting	$374M	Polychain, Andreessen Horowitz & 94 others	79/100
8th	OpenSea 2017, New York City (United States), Series C	Blockchain-based web3 marketplace	$427M	Andreessen Horowitz, StartX & 73 others	78/100
9th	BlockFi 2017, Jersey City (United States), Acquired	Online platform for trading, crypto-backed loans, interest accounts, and wallets	$466M	Valar Ventures, Bain Capital Ventures & 64 others	78/100
10th	NEAR 2017, Zug (Switzerland), Series D	Public blockchain network platform	$542M	Andreessen Horowitz, Tiger Global Management ... & 89 others	78/100
1432nd	DComm 2022, Gold Coast (Australia), Unfunded	Blockchain community focused on real world asset tokenization	-	-	25/100