Streamr Network AG Due Diligence

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Switzerland · streamr.network · 11 vendors

Streamr Network AG develops a decentralized peer-to-peer network for real-time data streaming, enabling secure data sharing and monetization. It aims to replace centralized messaging infrastructure with a global, open-source protocol for various applications, including IoT, AI, and Web3.

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Last updated 2026-08-14 · revision 2

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Compliance

8 in-scope frameworks identified; showing 3.

EU Digital Services Act — No public evidence

Evidence: https://streamr.network/hub, https://streamr.network

Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority — No public evidence

Evidence: https://streamr.network/data-token, https://streamr.network, https://streamr.network/team

ISO 27001 (source) — No public evidence

Evidence: https://s3.amazonaws.com/streamr-public/streamr-privacy-policy.pdf, https://docs.streamr.network/streamr-network/security/signing-and-verification

Financials

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Financial Resilience Score: 4/10

Streamr Network AG shows moderate-to-weak financial resilience typical of a pre-revenue Web3 infrastructure project. As of Q4 2025, the company had approximately USD 490K in cash reserves against a monthly burn rate of ~USD 177K, implying less than three months of fiat runway from cash alone. However, this is significantly offset by a substantial token treasury of ~700M DATA (with ~530M unallocated), which provides medium-term financing capacity through scheduled SIP-driven token sales. Management has demonstrated disciplined cost control, reducing burn and targeting sub-USD 100K/month by Q1 2026. The project remains fundamentally dependent on DATA token sales rather than product revenue, with network protocol fees generating only ~401,003 DATA in Q4 2025 — effectively pre-revenue. Financing capacity is directly exposed to crypto market volatility, evidenced by the low Q4 2025 average sale price of USD 0.00806 per DATA. The strategic pivot to privacy-focused video conferencing (Streamr Beta launching March 2026) and target of revenue-based sustainability by end-2026 introduces execution risk against a backdrop of repeated prior pivots. Transparency governance and a mature core protocol are positives, but the small fiat cash cushion combined with token price sensitivity limits overall resilience.

Key strengths: Token treasury of ~700M DATA (~530M unallocated) provides medium-term funding, Disciplined cost management with burn reduction targeting <USD 100K/month by Q1 2026, Quarterly transparency reports and mature Streamr 1.0 protocol, Cash reserve grew from ~USD 440K (Q3 2025) to ~USD 490K (Q4 2025), Clear strategic pivot to privacy-first video conferencing product

Risk factors: No meaningful product revenue; dependent on token issuance for funding, Direct exposure to DATA token price and crypto market volatility, Dilution risk from continued SIP-driven treasury token unlocks, Product-market fit unproven after repeated pivots (marketplace → TV → video conferencing), Node operator attrition: active staked operators fell 175 → 159 (-9%) in Q4 2025, Small USD 490K cash cushion for ~30-person distributed team, Regulatory ambiguity around Web3 token issuance, sale, and staking

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