Top 2 Blockchain Platforms Companies Under $1M Revenue (November 2026)

East Brunswick, New Jersey, United States

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Barcelona, Spain

Freeverse.io is a Barcelona-based blockchain technology company founded in 2018 that has developed a platform for what it calls living assets, a concept the company describes as NFT 2.0. Unlike conventional NFTs whose value is tied to scarcity, Freeverse living assets are designed to change in value based on how users interact with them, enabling use cases ranging from digital collectibles marketplaces to professional credential tracking. As of November 2021, the company had signed its first two customer contracts, one with a small marketplace in Ibiza and one with a major U.S. university, generating approximately $24,000 in annualized recurring revenue. The platform was scheduled to launch to production the following month. Freeverse had raised a total of roughly 1.5 million euros across two funding rounds and was actively raising a third round targeting 10 million euros. The company is led by four co-founders, with Alun Evans serving as CEO. The team numbered approximately 9 to 10 people at the time of the interview. Evans told Nathan Latka that the company had done virtually no marketing to that point and viewed the third funding round as the vehicle to scale both the team and its go-to-market efforts in what he described as one of the hottest investment spaces of 2021.