Where is Labelcoin located?

Labelcoin is headquartered in Nashville, United States.

Who is the current CEO of Labelcoin?

Mark Miller of Labelcoin. They have also founded 1 company.

Is Labelcoin a funded company?

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

Where does Labelcoin rank among its competitors?

Labelcoin ranks 14th amongst 37 active competitors, of which 9 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Mars Markets, which secured $50K in May, 2026.

Who are the top competitors of Labelcoin?

Labelcoin's top competitors include JKBX, STAYGE One and Royal. Among them, Mars Markets secured the most recent funding round in May, 2026.

Labelcoin - 2026 Company Profile, Team & Competitors

Company Details

Blockchain-based crowdfunding platform for musicians. It enables fans to invest in the latest songs from musicians through blockchain.

Website: labelcoin.io
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Founded Year

2021

Location

Nashville, United States

Stage

Unfunded

Ranked

14^th among 37 active competitors

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Labelcoin has not raised any funding rounds yet.

The founders of Labelcoin are Chad Petterson and Mark Miller. Mark Miller is the CEO of Labelcoin.

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

Chad Petterson: Co-Founder of Labelcoin.
Mark Miller: Co-Founder & CEO of Labelcoin.

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Top competitors of Labelcoin include JKBX, STAYGE One and Royal. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of Labelcoin, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	JKBX 2022, Westport (United States), Series B	Music investment platform that democratizes ownership of music royalties using blockchain	$16.1M	Valor Equity Partners, Bonnier Capital & 4 others	56/100
2nd	STAYGE One 2018, Seoul (South Korea), Unfunded	Blockchain-based platform for artists	-	-	43/100
3rd	Royal 2021, Austin (United States), Series A	Online marketplace for buying, selling, and owning music rights	$71M	Andreessen Horowitz, Founders Fund & 16 others	40/100
4th	Vezt 2017, Los Angeles (United States), Seed	Music right and royalties management platform for artists	$350K	Binary, BDMI & 1 others	39/100
5th	PeerTracks 2006, New York City (United States), Seed	Bitcoin-based music discovery platform	$530K	-	33/100
6th	Infinite Launch 2021, Singapore (Singapore), Seed	Online marketplace offering multiple NFT services	$2.2M	Basics Capital, Maven Capital Partners & 12 others	33/100
7th	Muzika 2017, Seoul (South Korea), Series A	Blockchain-based music artist support platform	-	NGC Ventures, Capital Technology	33/100
8th	krowdz 2022, Koln (Germany), Funding Raised	Blockchain-based crowdfunding platform for musicians	-	Outlier Ventures	32/100
9th	Nebula 2006, Los Angeles (United States), Unfunded	Web3 music marketplace offering to buy shares in music	-	-	32/100
10th	Mars Markets 2021, New York City (United States), Seed	Provider of fan and artist engagement in the music finance ecosystem	$4.28M	-	32/100
14th	Labelcoin 2021, Nashville (United States), Unfunded	Blockchain-based crowdfunding platform for musicians	-	-	24/100