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§ Private Profile · Seoul, Seoul-t'ukpyolsi, South Korea
Modhaus is a technology company.
Modhaus has raised $23.2M across 2 funding rounds.
Key people at Modhaus.
Modhaus was founded in 2021 by Joseph Baek (Co-founder & EVP).
Modhaus has raised $23.2M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Modhaus is an unprecedented open architecture K-Pop agency that aims to lead the global music industry, creating a fan-centered entertainment system.
Modhaus has raised $23.2M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $15.2M Series B in August 2025.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aug 8, 2025 | $15.2M Series B | KEE Hyun Jang | Cooper Turley, Intervest, Laguna Investment, LB Investment, Sfermion, Smilegate Investment | Announced |
| Nov 1, 2023 | $8M Series A | DAN Patterson | Dragonfly Capital, Makers Fund, Pantera Capital, ParaFi Capital, Pareto Holdings, Pioneer Fund, Zhen CAO, Cooper Turley, Michael Carter, Richard MA, Foresight Ventures, KDDI, Laguna Investment, SM Culture Partners | Announced |
Modhaus was founded in 2021 by Joseph Baek (Co-founder & EVP).
Modhaus has raised $23.2M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Modhaus's investors include Kee Hyun Jang, Cooper Turley, InterVest, Laguna Investment, LB Investment, Sfermion, Smilegate Investment, Dan Patterson, Dragonfly Capital Partners, Makers Fund, Pantera Capital, ParaFi Capital.
Key people at Modhaus.
Modhaus is a Seoul-based technology company founded in 2021 that builds a blockchain-powered platform for K-pop fan engagement and artist management.[1][2][4] Its core product, Cosmo, enables fans to buy digital photo cards as NFTs that double as voting tokens, allowing transparent participation in idol group decisions, artist production, and governance.[1][3][4] Modhaus serves K-pop enthusiasts and artists by solving the problem of passive fan experiences in traditional entertainment, fostering active involvement through Web3 tools like NFT voting, which has driven early traction with 130,000 fans purchasing 1.2 million digital cards and success stories like the girl group TripleS (1.74 million YouTube subscribers, 170,000 album sales, and a 2023 MAMA Awards nomination).[1] The company raised $8 million in a Series A round in November 2023, led by Sfermion with participation from Hashed, Foresight Ventures, and others, signaling strong growth momentum in the EnterTech space.[1][2][4]
Modhaus was founded in December 2021 in Seoul, South Korea, as a Web3-focused EnterTech agency aiming to transform the K-pop industry by integrating blockchain for fan-creator proximity.[1][2][4] While specific founders are not detailed in available sources, the company emerged amid the rise of Web3 in entertainment, distinguishing itself from legacy players by prioritizing fan-centered systems over top-down artist management.[1][3] Early traction came swiftly through its Cosmo platform, which powered the formation of TripleS via NFT voting, leading to rapid fan adoption and the 2023 Series A funding as a pivotal moment that validated its model.[1][4]
Modhaus rides the convergence of K-pop's global dominance (a $10B+ industry) and Web3/metaverse trends, timing its 2021 launch with NFT hype and blockchain's push into music for decentralized ownership and engagement.[1][3] Market forces like fan economy demands for interactivity, post-pandemic digital shifts, and Asia's Web3 leadership (e.g., Korean crypto adoption) favor its model, disrupting centralized agencies by democratizing production.[1][2] It influences the ecosystem by pioneering NFT governance in entertainment, inspiring similar fan-driven projects and blending K-culture with blockchain to export Korean soft power globally, as noted by investors like Sfermion's Dan Patterson on metaverse narratives.[1]
Modhaus is poised to scale Cosmo into a full Web3 hub for K-pop production, leveraging its $8M funding for new blockchain use cases like expanded crowdfunding and global artist tools.[1] Trends like AI-music integration, metaverse concerts, and regulatory clarity in Asian crypto will shape its path, potentially growing its artist roster and fan base amid Web3 music's projected boom. Its influence could evolve from niche innovator to industry standard-setter, redefining fan power in entertainment and tying back to its core mission of blockchain-driven K-pop revolution.[1][3]