Where is VideoCoin located?

VideoCoin is headquartered in San Carlos, United States.

Is VideoCoin a funded company?

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

Where does VideoCoin rank among its competitors?

VideoCoin ranks 107th amongst 326 active competitors, of which 37 are funded. It stands 11th in terms of total funding among its competitors. The most recent competitor to raise funding was Vimeo, which secured $86.5M in Aug, 2023.

Who are the top competitors of VideoCoin?

VideoCoin's top competitors include Kaltura, Amagi and Vimeo. Among them, Vimeo secured the most recent funding round in August, 2023.

VideoCoin - 2026 Company Profile, Team, Funding & Competitors

Company Details

Video Coin is a blockchain-enabled video management software provider. users can manage their videos from their platform. Users can develop a video network, run a worker node, and more.

Website: videocoin.network
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Email ID: *****@videocoin.network
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Founded Year

2017

Location

San Carlos, United States

Stage

Funding Raised

Investors

Unanimous Capital

Ranked

107^th among 326 active competitors

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VideoCoin is a funded company. VideoCoin has 1 institutional investor.

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The founders of VideoCoin is Halsey Minor.

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

Halsey Minor: Founder & CEO of VideoCoin and founder of 3 other companies, Live Planet, Uphold and Live Planet.
Contact Info: 1 email address

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Top competitors of VideoCoin include Kaltura, Amagi and Vimeo. Here is the list of Top 10 competitors of VideoCoin, ranked by Tracxn score:

Rank	Company Details	Short Description	Total Funding	Investors	Tracxn Score
1st	Kaltura 2006, New York City (United States), Public	Provider of video solutions for webinars, events, hubs, and virtual classrooms	$145M	Goldman Sachs Investment Partners, Nexus Venture Partners ... & 16 others	78/100
2nd	Amagi 2008, Bengaluru (India), Public	Provider of cloud-based solutions for broadcast, streaming, and CTV advertising	$264M	Nadathur, Premji Invest & 31 others	71/100
3rd	Vimeo 2004, New York City (United States), Acquired	Provider of video hosting, creation, management, and streaming platform services	$450M	T. Rowe Price, GIC & 9 others	70/100
4th	Telestream 1998, Nevada City (United States), Acquired	Live and on-demand video streaming solutions provider	$59.3M	Ares Capital Corporation, Hallador & 4 others	68/100
5th	Harmonic 1988, San Francisco (United States), Public	Provider of virtualized broadband and video streaming solutions for media companies	-	Herald Investment Management, Norwest & 6 others	68/100
6th	IRIS.TV 2012, Los Angeles (United States), Acquired	Online video recommendation platform provider	$25M	Intel Capital, Western Technology Investment ... & 20 others	68/100
7th	Imagine Communications 2005, San Diego (United States), Acquired	Provider of digital video processing and edge multiplexing solutions	$34.2M	Viola Group, Columbia Capital & 2 others	67/100
8th	Quickplay 2004, Toronto (Canada), Acquired	Distribution of multi-screen video to IP-connected devices solutions provider	$84.6M	Ventures West, Stifel & 7 others	65/100
9th	Catenoid 2011, Seoul (South Korea), Series C	Digital platform providing video streaming, player, management, analytics, and commerce platforms	$20.3M	DTCP, NHN Investment & 6 others	64/100
10th	Accedo 2004, Stockholm (Sweden), Series B	Provider of video management solutions	$28.3M	SEB, Industrifonden & 4 others	63/100
107th	VideoCoin 2017, San Carlos (United States), Funding Raised	Blockchain enabled video management platform	-	Unanimous Capital	30/100