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Alchemy Stock
Blockchain Development Platform
Alchemy develops a blockchain-based financial platform to help businesses gain insights.
About Alchemy Stock
Founded
2017
Headquarters
San Francisco, CA, US
Notable Investor
Lightspeed Venture Partners
Total Funding
519M
Industries
Alchemy provides a blockchain development platform they claim is used by millions of users in 197 countries. The Alchemy platform provides features for developers to build blockchain-compatible apps across several blockchain ecosystems. Use cases also include DeFi and NFTs. Alchemy claims its platform is used by companies including Meta, Adobe, OpenSea, Circle, and more.
Alchemy was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in San Francisco, California. Notable investors include StrtX, Samsung NEXT, and Coinbase Ventures.
Alchemy Press Mentions
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Alchemy cuts stake in Mitie with GBP45 million share sale
marketscreener • Apr, 24 2024
Alchemy Becomes First to Certify CO2e Savings in Tech with Greenly Partnership
businesswire • Mar, 21 2024
50 Web3 Grants to Apply in 2024. Part 2
rocknblock • Feb, 22 2024
Protocol Village: Alchemy Launches 'Modular Account' for Ethereum L2 Developers
tradingview • Feb, 22 2024
AI video generation tools – Runway, LUMIERE, Alchemy, RenderNet and more
geeky-gadgets • Feb, 6 2024
Investors in Alchemy
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Alchemy Management
Leadership team at Alchemy
Chief Executive Officer
Nikil Viswanathan
Chief Technology Officer
Joseph Lau
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