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ACTAI Ventures

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Overview

We are a community of founders, operators, and investors with deep domain expertise, diverse networks, and a desire to help innovative companies grow. We look for massive markets that are well-timed and companies with high growth, reasonable valuations, and impact. We will focus on investments from ACTAI Global and Extreme Tech Challenge but not be limited to those communities.

Total investments
8
Lead investments
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Investments · 12mo
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Active investors
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Investment portfolio

  • Superlogic

    Participated · Series A · Feb 2025

    Superlogic runs a blockchain-enabled loyalty management platform for enterprises. The system converts conventional reward points into on-chain tokens and transforms redeemable products or service experiences into tradable “digital badges.” This structure is designed to give brands tighter control and broader flexibility when running loyalty programs. Its customer roster already includes major payments player American Express, underscoring early commercial validation. By leveraging blockchain, Superlogic aims to increase transparency, interoperability, and user engagement within loyalty ecosystems. Financial metrics such as revenue or user numbers were not disclosed in the article. The company has just secured additional capital to advance its platform and deepen customer relationships.

  • Metagood

    Participated · Seed · Dec 2023

    Metagood develops Osura, a curated marketplace and infrastructure for art and other assets on Bitcoin using the Ordinals protocol. The platform debuted with Ordinals collections including OnChainMonkey (OCM) Dimensions and the Asprey Bugatti Egg Collection. Metagood has built technical innovations such as recursive inscriptions and inscribed code libraries (p5.js, Three.js) to enable modular programming and lower Bitcoin fees for creators. The company plans to forge partnerships with artists and luxury brands, expand its engineering and marketing teams, and support artist launches on Osura in 2024. Metagood has raised $5 million in a Series Seed round as part of a broader $10 million in financing to date. Leadership includes CEO Danny Yang, COO Amanda Terry, and chairman Bill Tai, who bring extensive experience in crypto, startups, and investing. Metagood builds social-impact NFTs, including its flagship OnChainMonkey collection, and operates a DAO that funds grassroots charitable projects. The company has used its token ecosystem to raise 2,000 ETH in one year through the DAO and distributed 70 ETH (about $90,000) to 42 projects during its Season 1. Metagood says it has been profitable off its pre-seed and is sitting on over 4,600 ETH from primary mint and secondary trading revenues. The team intends to use new capital to grow the company, hire talent, and build community tools around OnChainMonkey. Metagood emphasizes micro charity grants that can be deployed quickly and expects to scale the number of small grants over time. The startup positions web3 as a mechanism to create an "economy of good karma," combining charitable rewards with NFT value.

  • Liquidium

    Participated · Seed · Dec 2023

    Liquidium is a Bitcoin-native DeFi platform that offers peer-to-peer bitcoin lending and borrowing. Its protocol lets users borrow bitcoin using Bitcoin-based assets such as Ordinals and Runes as collateral, secured via Partially Signed Bitcoin Transactions (PSBTs) and discrete logarithm contracts (DLCs) on Bitcoin layer one. The company launched a rune lending service weeks before this financing and says it continuously expands supported assets. Liquidium is compatible with wallets including Xverse, Unisat, and Leather and plans to add BRC-20 assets and integrate wallets like OKX and Phantom. Founded in 2022, Liquidium aims to be an Aave-like lending hub on native Bitcoin with mature liquidity pools for passive income and overcollateralized borrowing. Financially, Liquidium announced a $2.75M seed financing from a group of institutional and individual investors. The team intends to broaden access across the Bitcoin ecosystem and expand its reach into Eastern markets. Liquidium operates a P2P lending protocol on the Bitcoin blockchain that lets users use native Ordinals inscriptions as collateral to borrow and lend native bitcoin. The platform is designed to eliminate intermediaries and custodians by keeping collateral and lending interactions on-chain. Liquidium announced completion of a $1.25M Pre-Seed financing. Named participants in the round include Bitcoin Frontier Fund, Side Door Ventures, Actai Ventures, Sora Ventures, Spicy Capital, UTXO Management, and several angel investors. The article does not provide operating metrics, a founding year, or a company location.

  • Faradai

    Participated · Series A · Nov 2022

    Faradai provides enterprise software to measure, analyse and report energy and carbon emissions and supports clients in reducing emissions and cutting costs. The company reports data from more than 18,000 sites in 16 countries and lists customers including Shell, IKEA, PepsiCo, Vodafone, M&S, MediaMarkt, BBVA, BNP Paribas and others. Faradai employs 80 team members across five country offices in London, Singapore, Istanbul, Dubai and Madrid. The company plans to use the new funding to expand its carbon and energy analytics solutions globally and to further develop its Net Zero software offering with AI- and IoT-powered tools. The product is positioned for enterprise customers seeking to measure, analyse and act on energy and carbon data. Founders are Sahin Caglayan, Burak Sefer and Utku Simitli. The company is based in London, UK.

  • Mako

    Participated · Seed · Jun 2022

    MAKO develops Flightfilm, a shark-skin-inspired surface technology intended to reduce skin-friction drag on aircraft and thereby lower fuel burn and emissions. The company was previously known as MicroTau and is based in Australia. Its immediate plans following the Series A are to pursue certification, scale production and roll out Flightfilm commercially for in-service aircraft. MAKO raised AU$28 million (about US$20 million) in the Series A led by Virescent Ventures to fund those efforts. The article did not disclose revenue, user numbers, or other operating metrics. No further details on product deployment timelines or prior funding were provided.

Team

  • Amanda Terry

    Co-Founder and Managing Partner

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