
ABOUT US
Animoca Brands, a Deloitte Tech Fast winner and ranked in the Financial Times list of High Growth Companies Asia-Pacific 2021, is a leader in digital entertainment, blockchain, and gamification that is working to advance digital property rights. It develops and publishes a broad portfolio of products including the REVV token and SAND token; original games including The Sandbox, Crazy Kings, and Crazy Defense Heroes; and products utilizing popular intellectual properties including Disney, WWE, Snoop Dogg, The Walking Dead, Power Rangers, MotoGP™, and Formula E. The company has multiple subsidiaries, including The Sandbox, Blowfish Studios, Quidd, GAMEE, nWay, Pixowl, Forj, Lympo, Grease Monkey Games, and Eden Games. Animoca Brands has a growing portfolio of more than 200 investments in NFT-related companies and decentralized projects that are contributing to building the open metaverse, including Axie Infinity, OpenSea, Dapper Labs (NBA Top Shot), Yield Guild Games, Harmony, Alien Worlds, Star Atlas, and others.
OUR MISSION
To deliver digital property rights to the world's gamers and Internet users, thereby creating a new asset class, play-to-earn economies, and a more equitable digital framework contributing to the building of the open metaverse.
OUR VISION
Since 2018, we have laid out our vision for the new reality of digital ownership in a variety of thought pieces and explainers. Here are some of the thought pieces from Yat Siu, co-founder and executive chairman of Animoca Brands, to give you background and context.
Why we continue to invest and support Sky Mavis (creators of Axie Infinity)
Cars, ownership, capitalism, NFTs, and the metaverse
Annus mirabilis for Animoca Brands and the open metaverse
Everything changes and remains the same: revisiting “Swift and Total” 21 years later
On delivering true property rights to Gamers and Virtual Assets and the vision of Animoca Brands
Animoca Brands and the potential of blockchain games
The Content is the Platform: why we bought Pixowl and how the blockchain matters
