- Alan Howard is helping crypto startups by funding them to establish them in the market.
- Forbes, Alan Howard is ranked as the 951st richest person globally.
Alan Howard is a UK-based multi-millionaire renowned in the crypto sector and is also known for his contribution to backing cryptocurrencies and other crypto trading companies.
According to the reports for the first quarter of 2022, Alan Howard has invested in more than 13 projects this year and backs 40 crypto companies like FTX and many others.
Alan Howard, starting in 2022, has taken an interest in Play- and- The earn metaverse industry and has participated in the first fundraising round of Atmos labs, amounting to $11 million.
There are a total of 40 crypto market companies that Alan Howard backs, and some famous among them are polygon, Mina, Bitpanda, PlotX, IndiGG, Spark Cognition, and FTX.
Alan Howard is 58 years old Billionier in the US who recently took part in the first fundraising round of Science magic studio (Crypto studio) and has sum uped $10.3 million.
In 2016, Howard invested his profitable income in the digital assets world, and the company he invested in was a European online Broking ecosystem.
One of the working officials of Alan Howard said in his statement that Howard had a long-term vision of 10-20 years, and he was the one person who dared to invest his funds during the crypto market crash in 2018.
Alan Howard, a hedge funds manager, and multi-billionaire, is earning around 3.2 billion per annum. The income is generated from his company Brevan Howard’s and digital assets sectors, including the crypto market.
Conclusion
According to Forbes, Alan Howard is ranked as the 951st richest person globally. Other billionaires and millionaires like Warren Buffett, Mark Cuban, and many others have invested in the crypto world for trading and for the betterment of the crypto sector. It is believed that their experience and funding will take the market to next level.
Source: https://www.thecoinrepublic.com/2022/07/16/alan-howard-hedge-fund-manager-and-billionaire-still-funding-crypto-startups/