Startups

After three years of swapping bitcoin and other digital currencies, the Denver startup’s revenue has risen from $800,000 in 2016 to $12 million projected for 2017.

A former OtterBox CEO with a decade of sales experience has taken over the reins at the emergency alert company.

The Kickstarter campaign, which has reached 70 percent of its $10,000 goal, aims to make small devices that stick behind an ear, making subtle noises when it detects grinding or clenching.

Swipebox, which provides payment processing to predominately higher-risk businesses, has pocketed its first $100,000 as it expands its sales team.

The 12-person startup, which has landed clients including the Colorado Rockies and University of Colorado athletic department, is raising funds to expand its sports and fitness tech.

A startup connecting patients with doctors via text messages has been dished its largest lump of funding to date.

A LoDo-based maker of small discs that monitor motion, water, alarms and other home concerns recently pocketed $10 million in funding, its largest amount of outside investment to date.

With a new CEO and partnership with General Mills, a protein bar company is doubling down on marketing to whet its appetite for exponential growth.

Startups selling speedos, laser technology and paintings that play music claimed a piece of the $45 million pie raised by Colorado startups.

The company has moved into an office downtown at Johns Manville Plaza, and plans to make 100 hires in the next year.