Certainly! Here are the detailed descriptions for the top 3 Collectibles unicorn startups in 2024:
Whatnot
Description: Whatnot operates as a live stream platform and marketplace where collectors can buy and sell verified products, spanning various categories of collectibles.
Valuation: $3.70B (September 2021)
Location: Marina del Rey, California, United States
Founded: 2019
Founders: Grant LaFontaine, Logan Head
Employees: 10-50
Funding: $224.15M
Funding Rounds: 6
Investors: 23
Website: Whatnot
Autograph
Description: Autograph is an NFT platform that collaborates with iconic brands from sports and culture to create digital collections, leveraging blockchain technology.
Valuation: $3.66B (January 2022)
Location: Santa Monica, California, United States
Founded: 2021
Founders: Dillon Rosenblatt, Josh Payne, Tom Brady
Employees: 51-100
Funding: $205.00M
Funding Rounds: 3
Investors: 9
Website: Autograph
Candy Digital
Description: Candy Digital utilizes distributed ledger technology (DLT) to offer MLB fans a platform to purchase and trade officially licensed nonfungible tokens (NFTs) related to sports.
Valuation: $1.50B (October 2021)
Location: New York, New York, United States
Founded: 2021
Founders: Michael G. Rubin, Mike Novogratz
Employees: 50-100
Funding: $100.00M
Funding Rounds: 1
Investors: 9
Website: Candy Digital
These descriptions provide an overview of each collectibles unicorn startup, detailing their core offerings, valuation, location, founding details, founders, employee size, funding history, and key investors.
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