Led · Equity · Mar 2021

Intercity is a football club (founded in 2017) that fields senior, B-team, youth academy (over 400 children), beach soccer and women's teams. The club has recently advanced through the Spanish regional divisions and contended in the Copa del Rey. It raised capital to support sporting promotion and to professionalize its organizational structure. Management plans to use funds to build a larger stadium and a sports city, and to continue climbing into the professional leagues. Intercity joined the Entorno Pre Mercado (EpM) on December 15 and is preparing for a listing on BME Growth. The club emphasizes transparency and investor participation as part of its strategy to reach break even and broaden financing sources.

Led · Equity · Jan 2021

2gether is a Spanish fintech startup founded in 2017 that operates a mobile-first crypto trading platform and a VISA card, expanding to 22 European countries. Its core product offers commission-free crypto purchases at market price and a native token (2GT) that rewards users who contribute to the community. The company reports more than 70,000 users and monthly transaction volumes above €30 million. After a July 31, 2020 cyberattack that resulted in stolen BTC and ETH, 2gether has focused on strengthening security and its risk-coverage model while reimbursing affected users. The firm says 91% of affected users have already received their stolen BTC and ETH and that roughly 5,000 users have captured the subsequent crypto price appreciation; 1,800 affected users converted losses into capital and/or 2GT. Near-term plans include issuing the 2GT token via Bounce and enabling trading on Uniswap, with 50% of ETH acquired on Bounce allocated to the 2GT/ETH liquidity pool.

Led · Equity · Mar 2019

AIUDO operates a technology-driven at-home care marketplace that matches elderly clients with vetted caregivers using proprietary software. Founded by Daniel Ibiza (CEO) and Ignacio Guarinos (CTO), the company began altruistic activity in January 2015 and was formally founded in summer 2016. AIUDO reports having moved more than €3 million in transaction volume since 2016, including €2 million in 2018, and reached break-even in 2018; it is financially stable and generating profits. The platform has 9,000 registered caregivers and validated over 1,400 in 2018; about 20% of the team are developers, enabling automation of commercial and administrative processes. The company emphasizes social impact by focusing on employment opportunities for at‑risk groups and has received recognition such as Aje Valencia’s Best Social Impact Company and a Mapfre Social Innovation Awards semifinalist nod. Planned uses of new capital include intensifying marketing to aim for a 3x revenue increase in eight months and beginning international expansion in 2019.