About
Web3 Graveyard is a public database of Web3 projects that raised real money and died. For each one it records what was raised and how long it lasted, and, where the public record shows it, who backed it, who ran it and what was promised.
You can browse it three ways: projects, investors and people. Each can be searched and sorted, and projects can also be filtered by sector, chain, status and the year they died.
Every entry links to the sources behind it. Where the public record does not answer a question, the page says so rather than filling the gap.
How to read a page
Figures with a dotted underline are clickable and open the sources behind them.
- Estimated — a calculation, or material uncertainty.
- Reported figures differ — credible sources conflict and we are not picking a winner.
- Unknown — the public record does not support an answer.
- Not established — used for a person’s current role: we searched and did not find one. Unknown there means nobody has searched yet.
Raised figures are what was announced at the time. Cash actually received is rarely disclosed and is not assumed to match.
A project failing says nothing about anyone’s conduct, and neither does backing one or working at one.
Sources & method explains where the data comes from.
Contact
To report an error, dispute an entry or for other inquiries, email contact.web3graveyard@gmail.com.