Despite a recent downturn in the fortunes of the cryptocurrency market, investment into future crypto technology is rife. Security solutions for cryptocurrency and blockchain applications seem to be a popular area of investment with companies such as Ledger raising eight-figure sums to help further develop their products.
Harbor is another crypto-security company that just announced a $10 million Series A funding round. Founded in 2017, Harbor describes itself as "helping to power the next big wave in capital markets – tokenized securities by automating regulatory compliance." Former PayPal COO David Sacks is listed as co-founder and chairman of Harbor.
From a domain name point of view, Harbor is especially of interest since the company has started to use the Harbor.com domain name.
Up until November 2017, the domain name was part of the Internet Real Estate Ltd portfolio of domain names and forwarded to the Media Options domain brokerage homepage. The domain moved under privacy protection in November 2017. At the time, we reached out to MediaOptions CEO Andrew Rosener for comment, but he was unable to confirm or deny any possible deal for Harbor.com.
Harbor's website went live earlier this week and interestingly, the company also looks to have acquired Harbour.com as this name has now started forwarding to Harbor.com. A smart move to cater for global appeal. The company have also managed to acquire the @Harbor Twitter username.
Harbor is another crypto-security company that just announced a $10 million Series A funding round. Founded in 2017, Harbor describes itself as "helping to power the next big wave in capital markets – tokenized securities by automating regulatory compliance." Former PayPal COO David Sacks is listed as co-founder and chairman of Harbor.
Harbor's Homepage
Up until November 2017, the domain name was part of the Internet Real Estate Ltd portfolio of domain names and forwarded to the Media Options domain brokerage homepage. The domain moved under privacy protection in November 2017. At the time, we reached out to MediaOptions CEO Andrew Rosener for comment, but he was unable to confirm or deny any possible deal for Harbor.com.
Harbor's website went live earlier this week and interestingly, the company also looks to have acquired Harbour.com as this name has now started forwarding to Harbor.com. A smart move to cater for global appeal. The company have also managed to acquire the @Harbor Twitter username.
