Snoop Dogg Joins Cardano Founder and Mark Cuban as Advisor and Investor in Stuff.io

Decentralized media platform Stuff.io has welcomed legendary rapper and entrepreneur Snoop Dogg to its cap table and advisory board.

Joshua Stone, the CEO and co-founder of Stuff.io, announced the addition in a tweet on Thursday, noting that Snoop Dogg is now part of the project. He added that the team will soon release an official press release confirming Snoop’s addition, as well as details of its first asset sale.

Hoskinson and Cuban Among Stuff.io Board Members

With his addition, the rapper will join an impressive roster of investors and advisors, including Cardano founder Charles Hoskinson and billionaire investor Mark Cuban.

The rebranding is part of efforts to give users actual ownership over their digital media. In the meantime, Stone expressed gratitude to Snoop’s record label, Death Row Records’ crew, its team members, and the community.

Thrilled to welcome @SnoopDogg to the @Stuff_io cap table & advisory board—joining legends @MCuban, @IOHK_Charles & @IngramContent. Press release + first asset sale details coming soon. Thanks to @DeathRowRecords crew, our team, and our awesome community! pic.twitter.com/kNyLYqN1Be

— JOSHU₳ (@joshualeestone) September 18, 2025

Snoop Dogg’s Crypto Engagement

Meanwhile, Snoop Dogg is no stranger to the world of Web3 and crypto. The rapper has been leveraging his influence to bring mainstream attention to blockchain projects.

In 2022, Snoop Dogg and his son, Champ Medici, collaborated with the Cardano-based NFT project Clay Nation to release an NFT collection called Baked Nation on the blockchain.

Part of the partnership also saw Cardano’s founder, Hoskinson, feature in Snoop Dogg and Champ Medici’s “Bron and Bronny” music video, which was released in November 2022.

Before his foray into the Cardano ecosystem, Snoop Dogg had already been active in crypto. In 2013, he tweeted that he was open to accepting Bitcoin for his album sales.

While many described the tweet as a promotional stunt at the time, his continued involvement, including his addition as one of Stuff.io’s advisors, shows his genuine engagement with the crypto world.

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