• HeyElsa

  Participated · Seed · Nov 2025

  HeyElsa is developing a mobile and web application that acts as a conversational assistant for on-chain crypto activities. Using natural language and voice inputs, the platform enables users to trade tokens, bridge assets across chains, stake holdings, and execute more complex strategies without switching tabs or interacting directly with traditional wallets or protocols. The goal is to simplify blockchain interactions for both novice and experienced users by abstracting technical steps behind an AI interface. The company recently secured $3 million in early financing, giving it capital to continue product development and expand functionality. While no user or revenue metrics were disclosed, the funding underscores investor confidence in AI-driven tools for decentralized finance. Future plans, implied by the raise, include building out the product experience and enlarging the supported on-chain actions.

• DeCharge

  Participated · Seed · Mar 2025

  DeCharge operates a decentralized, AI-powered energy network for EVs, fleets, and autonomous mobility, combining smart hardware, intelligent software, and scalable energy infrastructure. Its ecosystem includes high-speed DC chargers (VoltBox) for highways and community-driven deployments in urban hubs. The company uses H3 Spatial Indexing to target deployments in underserved regions. DeCharge plans to launch a fully tokenized DeCharge Energy Marketplace to enable participation by EV owners, businesses, and grid operators. It will scale tokenized incentives for charger hosts, fleet operators, and EV users to drive adoption. The company recently raised seed funding to support these product launches and geographic expansion.

• LYNC

  Participated · Seed · Aug 2024

  LYNC is an L2 project focused on bringing more mobile users on-chain by providing rollup technology and a full mobile development stack. The product offering centers on a Movement Labs–supported rollup and an end-to-end mobile stack targeted at individual founders, developers, and creators. The stack is intended to enable the building of crypto-native mobile applications and games. LYNC plans to use the newly raised capital to grow its on-chain mobile user base and accelerate tool availability for third-party builders. The company recently completed a $1.5M Pre-Seed financing to fund these efforts. No operating metrics were disclosed in the article.

No current team members are available.