Led · Series A · Jun 2026

Optolink Technology focuses on technological innovation in optical interconnection targeted at large-scale AI computing scenarios, aiming to build efficient, low-power interconnection architectures for AI computing centers. The company has developed capabilities across core optoelectronic devices, advanced packaging, and process optimization, and emphasizes independent innovation and industrial collaboration. Optolink is a flagship project incubated by Zhenzhi Venture Capital and has received sustained involvement and industrial support from Zhenzhi’s partners. Management and investors highlight the company's progress from R&D verification toward large-scale commercial deployment and mass production. The company plans to use recent proceeds to scale manufacturing, expand market presence, and continue R&D to accelerate adoption of all-optical interconnection. Public reports note the financing cycle and cumulative funding have set domestic records for startups in the optical interconnection field.

Participated · Series D · Apr 2026

Pulnovo Medical develops a Pulmonary Artery Denervation (PADN) system, a minimally invasive interventional therapy targeting over‑activated sympathetic nerve activity implicated in pulmonary vascular remodeling and cardiopulmonary disease progression. Multiple global studies and inclusion in international guidelines (including the 2022 ESC/ERS Guidelines) support PADN’s clinical benefits in improving functional capacity and reducing major adverse events. The company reports approximately 1,500 PADN procedures performed globally and regulatory approvals in seven countries, while actively promoting commercialization in the EU, Middle East, and China. In the U.S., Pulnovo has received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation and launched two fully approved IDE clinical trials led by Professor Gregg Stone. Pulnovo is pursuing further clinical evidence (including the PULSE‑LHD IDE trial) and is expanding its global clinical, regulatory, and commercial footprint, including a commercial cooperation agreement with Medtronic. The recent financing will fund continued clinical R&D, global regulatory filings, international commercialization, and investment in the core technology platform.

Led · Series B · Mar 2018

Danke Apartment offers renovated, fully furnished smaller rental units by slicing larger family-style flats into individual rooms and handling housekeeping and maintenance. The company targets young professionals, office workers and recent college graduates and has expanded to 10 major Chinese cities. Its pricing is set by AI-driven algorithms that use market data to determine rents and the startup emphasizes business intelligence and digitized operations. Danke plans to use new funds to upgrade its data processing system, boost operational efficiency, and further digitize day-to-day operations. The company will also invest in improving apartment amenities and tenant experiences and explore the housing market for blue-collar workers. Danke presents its platform as a way to increase transparency and efficiency for landlords and tenants while enabling faster scaling. Danke Gongyu operates an apartment-listings aggregation platform targeting young white-collar workers. Founded in January 2015, it has established a presence in eight Chinese cities, including Beijing, Shanghai, and Guangzhou. The company currently aggregates over 120,000 apartments and aims to add 180,000 more to reach a total of 300,000 listings as it expands into additional first-tier cities. Its growth strategy emphasizes scaling inventory on the platform. Danke has faced a recent PR issue after reports that it made tenants pay rent in installments without explicit consent. Financially, the company has raised large external capital, including a US$100M Series B in February and a US$70M Series B+ announced in June. Danke Gongyu operates an internet-powered long-term rental platform that lists standardized, re-decorated individual apartments on its app. Launched in January 2015 and headquartered in Beijing, it targets young white-collar workers three to five years out of graduation. The company currently offers nearly 80,000 rental units across eight large Chinese cities including Beijing, Shenzhen and Shanghai, with an occupancy rate around 95% and an average single-flat rent of 2,600 yuan (~$412) per month. Danke Gongyu profits mainly through markups on rent and positions itself as a comprehensive service provider integrating asset management, service and finance. It employs about 1,500 people, with core members from Nuomi, and says it will use new funds to optimize services, expand its business portfolio and build brand awareness. The company plans to improve its internet-based big data system to better understand tenants and landlords and to develop more value-added services.

Led · Series A · Jan 2018

Nuro began with compact autonomous delivery vehicles and in 2024 pivoted toward licensing its self-driving software to automakers and transportation service providers. The company is developing an autonomous driving platform to be integrated into midsize vehicles and Lucid Gravity SUVs for passenger transport. Nuro has regulatory approvals in California to test vehicles without safety operators and to carry passengers during supervised trials as it prepares for a public launch later this year. Its strategic partnership with Uber and Lucid targets deployment of up to 35,000 autonomous taxis, with broader service goals set for 2027. Major investors include Nvidia and SoftBank, and recent financing activity assigns Nuro a $6 billion valuation following a $203 million round.

Participated · Seed · Sep 2017

COBINHOOD is a next-generation cryptocurrency service platform founded in 2017 by Popo Chen, founder of 17 Media. The company operates a zero-fee, high-frequency cryptocurrency trading exchange and has launched a decentralized blockchain platform called DEXON. DEXON is described as an infinitely scalable, permissionless distributed ledger that uses a blocklattice of parallel blockchains to increase throughput and energy efficiency. COBINHOOD and DEXON aim to drive mass adoption in the banking industry and real-world payments, targeting use cases such as everyday banking, exchanges, and micropayments. The company has attracted strategic investment from IDG Capital to support DEXON’s development and go-to-market efforts. The article highlights COBINHOOD’s vision of shaping a decentralized financial landscape that can compete with existing payment and banking infrastructure. COBINHOOD launched in 2017 as a next-generation cryptocurrency service platform promoting a zero-fee, high-frequency exchange. The exchange is designed to process more than one million orders per second using a proprietary order-matching engine with sub-millisecond latency to enable real-time trading. It features margin trading with up to 10X leverage funded by COBINHOOD’s margin funding service, will support over 10 fiat currencies, and plans to add spot and additional margin trading later in the year. The company plans to launch ICO underwriting capabilities in 2018, underwriting selected ICOs after due diligence, smart contract review and legal compliance. Financially, COBINHOOD secured $5 million in seed funding (including Banyan Capital and Infinity Venture Partners) and completed an ICO presale that raised another $5 million; it plans a public ICO issuing 1 billion COB tokens (ERC-20), with up to 500 million available via Ethereum starting Sept. 13, 2017. Security measures include storing 98% of cryptocurrency deposits in an offline multisig vault requiring 5 of 8 geo-distributed hardware security modules to open, insurance for assets in online wallets, and multi-lingual customer support.