Which cryptocurrency companies are owned by Google?

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• ML. Tawhidul IslamJun 29, 2025 · a year ago
  As of now, Google does not own any cryptocurrency companies. While Google has shown interest in blockchain technology and has made investments in various startups, it does not have any direct ownership in cryptocurrency companies. However, it's worth noting that Google's parent company, Alphabet, has made investments in blockchain-related projects through its subsidiary, GV (formerly Google Ventures). These investments are focused on the development of blockchain technology rather than direct ownership of cryptocurrency companies.
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• developer developerAug 21, 2022 · 4 years ago
  Nope, Google doesn't own any cryptocurrency companies. They're more focused on their core businesses like search, advertising, and cloud services. While they have explored blockchain technology and invested in blockchain startups, they haven't acquired any cryptocurrency companies. It's not surprising, considering the volatility and regulatory challenges in the cryptocurrency industry. Google's approach seems to be more cautious and focused on the underlying technology rather than the currencies themselves.
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• Larsen ThestrupJul 05, 2022 · 4 years ago
  Well, Google doesn't directly own any cryptocurrency companies. However, its subsidiary, GV, has made investments in blockchain startups like Ripple and Blockchain.com. These investments are aimed at supporting the development of blockchain technology and exploring its potential applications. It's important to note that GV operates independently from Google and makes its investment decisions based on its own criteria. So, while Google itself may not have any ownership in cryptocurrency companies, its subsidiary GV does have some exposure to the industry.
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