About Brock
He’s been credited with pioneering the market for digital currency and has raised more than $5B for companies he has founded. Pierce is the Chairman of the Bitcoin Foundation and co-founder of EOS Alliance, Block.one, Blockchain Capital, Tether, and Mastercoin (first ICO).
2006
Brock Founds IGE
IGE, the pioneer of digital currency in online games, exceeding revenues of $100m
2013
Blockchain Capital was founded
Blockchain Capital is the first second-focused venture that invests solely in Blockchain techology companies.
Pierce led the firm through the first ICO of a venture fund, which created the first security token.
2014
Brock elected
As director of Bitcoin Foundation
2017
Creation of Block.One
Block.One was created in 2017 and has sold over $4B tokens in EOS crowdsale making it the largest ever.
2020
Brock runs for President
On July 5th, 2020 Brock announced his candidacy for President of the United States of America.
2021
Brock the Global Advisor
Brock continues to advise world leaders around Cryptocurrencies/Bitcoin, Blockchain, and Innovation.
visionary
Mining for Opportunities
He founded IGE, the pioneer of digital currency in online games, achieving revenues exceeding $100 million in 2006 and sold in 2007.
Pierce is also a co-founder of D10e, GoCoin, Blade Payments, Five Delta (sold NASDAQ: SRAX), Xfire 2.0, Playsino, Evertune, GamesTV, and D.E.N. He also advises for companies like Airswap, Bancor, BitGo, BitGuild, BlockV, Bloq, DNA, Element Group, Metronome, Shyft, tZERO, and ODX.
philanthropist
Personal experience has led Pierce to become an advocate for due process and rule of law, with a focus on an efficient, fair, and coherent judicial system as the cornerstone to liberal democracy.
His philanthropy in this area focuses on the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, the Center for Individual Rights, and the Brennan Center for Human Rights.
Pierce is a frequent lecturer at Singularity University and has spoken at the Milken Global Conference, Mobile World Congress, Wired, INK, Stanford University, USC, and UCLA.