Crypto Platform
Companies offering crypto platform in the iGaming industry — 2 listed.
Crypto Cruize is a digital media company focused on delivering real-time cryptocurrency news, sharp analytical insights, and Web3 ecosystem updates. It aims to serve traders, investors, and blockchain enthusiasts by covering market movements, decentralized finance (DeFi), non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and emerging blockchain technologies. The company operates primarily through its website and maintains a LinkedIn presence to distribute content and engage with the crypto community. As of early 2025, Crypto Cruize appears to be a small-scale editorial outlet, but its founding year, corporate structure, and team composition remain unverified due to minimal public disclosures. The company has not announced any partnerships, funding rounds, or proprietary research tools, and its exact market reach and staff size are unknown. Its only confirmed public-facing channels are its website (which did not resolve during research) and its LinkedIn page, which provides no detail on team size, founding history, or location.
Crypto.com
Singapore
Crypto.com is a Singaporean cryptocurrency exchange company offering a wide array of financial services, including an app, exchange, DeFi wallet, NFT marketplace, and a direct payment service in cryptocurrency. Founded in 2016, it aims to accelerate the world's transition to cryptocurrency with a vision of "cryptocurrency in every wallet." The platform serves over 150 million users globally and emphasizes regulatory compliance and security.
Recent News
Citadel Securities Pours $400M into Crypto.com as Institutional Crypto Push Accelerates
Citadel Securities invested $400 million in Crypto.com at a $20 billion valuation, marking the exchange's first institutional funding round. The capital will fund expansion into tokenized securities and derivatives as traditional finance firms increasingly embrace digital assets.
Underdog launches wholly owned CFTC-licensed prediction market exchange amid ongoing regulatory uncertainty
Underdog has launched its own CFTC-licensed prediction market exchange, becoming the first sports company to hold the full regulatory license stack, as the industry faces ongoing legal disputes between federal commodities law and state gambling regulations.
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DraftKings Initiates DKeX Prediction Market Exchange, Facing Scrutiny Over Investment Returns
DraftKings has launched DKeX, a new prediction market exchange, aiming to generate trading fees and strengthen its market-making capabilities. While CEO Jason Robins is highly optimistic about its potential for growth and integration, analysts question if these revenues will offset the substantial initial investment and projected losses, which could reach hundreds of millions in 2026.