Josh Baazov is an entrepreneur and investor in the cryptocurrency market. He is famous for investing in the cryptocurrency industry in Canada and America.

In the 1960s, Josh's father Joseph Baazov and his family got out of Gori looking for a better living. They shifted to the port city of Haifa in northern Israel. They came to Montreal in the 1980s.

In Canada, Josh got electrician training and felt confident enough in this career. Having grandiose dreams, in 1996, Josh Baazov launched his first company, known as Kazbek International.

Born and grown in poverty, but with uniform dreams, he was always running after the achievement. This gave him the motivation to create and apply even the most outstanding ideas.

He is renowned for investing in many businesses and startups in the cryptocurrency industry in Canada and America, along with Israel, Georgia, Russia, Africa, and Countries in Europe. He has established a few companies worldwide. He is well known in the USA as the co-founder of Blackbelt and many global companies associated with investments in the cryptocurrency exchange.

In 2015, Josh became a co-founder of the Baazov Investment Fund. Josh Baazov has become one of those investors since 2019. He invested 10% of his investments in cryptocurrency. The fund's purchase of a cryptocurrency does not look "irrational". The US will probably keep on printing money and keep the primary rate minimal to overcome the economic dropout from the coronavirus outbreak. It was this financial scheme that forced the investor to exchange a portion of the funds for cryptocurrency. Josh Baazov considers that this may also help him decrease the bad effect of those financial policies, along with bringing profitability to his buyers.

Since 2020, the millionaire of Georgian origin has supervised the project of Open Baazov Canadian Foundations, a network of over 20 regional and national foundations in Canada. This association helps charitable projects, including campaign funding, advertising of flexibility and human rights, and the growth of Orthodox schools.