At Bleeding.Technology we track over 100,000 web 3.0, NFT, DeFi & crypto startups and over 500,000 people who hold key positions in these companies. We use this directory of startups to highlight top employees, founders and board members we think deserve more appreciation than they are currently getting.
This list showcases the top Vietnam based CEO’ operating in the Blockchain space. If you think a CEO’ is missing from this list, feel free to contact our editor on [email protected].
The individuals on this list have been included because of exceptional performance in one of the following categories:
- Innovation – Operating as a key part in an extremely innovative business or startup.
- Growth – Operating as a key figure in the growth and upscale of a market leading business or startup.
- Management – Showing exceptional management skills.
- Societal impact – Putting their business on the map for their positive societal or environmental impact.
Our Data – We source our data from OSINT (open source intelligence) and public directories such as Crunchbase, SemRush and many more. The data from these sources should be treated with a degree of caution and verified yourself.
Long Vuong
Co-founder & CEO of TomoChain
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About TomoChain: TomoChain is an innovative solution to scalability problem with the ethereum blockchain, and other blockchain platforms.
Alvin Parker Wells II
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Monster Pixel
After growing up in Louisiana, Alvin Parker Wells II attended Louisiana Tech University on a full music scholarship after having been offered full ride scholarships from several colleges and universities across the United States. He then started a sales career with MCI where he rapidly became one of the top salespeople in the company, winning the President’s Club and outperforming quota by 200% each period. MCI promoted him to sales supervisor, making him one of the youngest managers in the company’s history. Al then moved to the Denver, Colorado area and began a career in business-to-business sales selling copy machines. Upon achieving record sales for the company he worked for, nearly ten times quota, and for securing a contract with one of the largest law firms in Denver that soon thereafter had an attorney appointed to the US Justice Department by President Bill Clinton, Al secured a front page write up for the fledgling company he worked for in the Denver Business Journal Strategies section. That resulted in the company offering him an ownership position in the firm. However, he went on to start his first technology company, Trensic Corporation, with his brother, Steve Wells. Selling information technology services such as Citrix, Microsoft solutions, electronic document management and workflow systems, installing networks, and providing custom software development solutions, the company grew from bootstrap to millions of dollars in annual revenues within a few years, securing major accounts with international and multi-billion dollar companies such as Great West Life and Annuity. Al then founded a company, Revity, that helped streamline business to business payments and invoicing processes. He then served as VP of Sales for Gravity Investments, a portfolio analytics software company that helped retail investment advisors and intuitions balance investment portfolios to be as diversified as possible as measured, graphically, by the correlation among all the instruments in the portfolio. Al then worked as Director of Sales for PayByPartner which was a monetization solution that helped Facebook publishers and independent game and website publishers to monetize through alternative payment solutions. He went on to provide similar services as CEO of his own company founded with multiple partners under the AVN brand. Having learned to write software through reading books, Al entered a Roku software development contest and won top prize for creating a Roku channel that allowed users to watch Facebook video on television prior to other methods that would soon be development by Google and Apple. He then launched Monster Pixel with a facial recognition game he wrote for Android and iOS devices that used a Java server he wrote that tracked players using a great circle calculator and used facial recognition services from Face.com to verify player image capture of each other before Face.com was purchased by Facebook and removed from the market. Monster Pixel continued to grow, adding clients such as CBS Films for whom the company made a game to market the release of the film, ‘The Seven Psychopaths’. The company went on to create sports analytics solutions that powered over $70 Million in annual golf lessons around the world and the company built the Piano Marvel music education platform which today is the world’s most advanced piano education platform teaching adults and children to play piano all over the world. Monster Pixel has headquarters in the United States and development offices in Vietnam with clients in Singapore, the Philippines, Myanmar, Hong Kong, the United States and continuing to expand their software solutions services offerings around the world.
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About Monster Pixel: Monster Pixel is a multi-faceted software engineering scale-up, delivering customer success ranging from enterprise software to clean tech
Dat (Alfred) Pham
CEO of Miverse
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About Miverse: Blockchain Gaming eCosystem
Dinh Ngyuen
Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer of Real Realm
Dinh Nguyen Quoc is the Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer at Real Realm.
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About Real Realm: Real Realm is a war and blockchain-based strategy game with millions of users.
Quy Vu
Co-Founder and CEO of VerseHub
Quy Vu is the Co-Founder and CEO at VerseHub.
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About VerseHub: We bring blockchain technology into individual lives and businesses

Hasan Kurtulus
CEO & Co-Founder of Proofstack
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About Proofstack: Global & Local Legal Proofs with Blockchain & EU Qualified Timestamp
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