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Node Capital

Beijing, China

Overview

Node Capital is a venture capital company focusing on blockchain industry. It is also one of the world’s earliest professional investment institutions of blockchain industry layouts. Node Capital aims to connection every node of blockchain industry by project investment and cooperation, thus building industry ecosystem, and promote healthy and stable development of blockchain industry. So far, Node Capital has invested many projects of blockchain industry, such as news information, digital asset transactions, storage, technology development and application. Including enterprises such as Huobi, Coldlar, Bocheninc, fengwo, Jinse Finance , Lianshang Technology, Yulian, Qukuai Leida.

Total investments
16
Lead investments
2
Investments · 12mo
5
Active investors
3

Sector focus

  • Blockchain
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Investment portfolio

  • GenLayer

    Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

    GenLayer is presented as a blockchain project that aims to build an ecosystem for builders and creators. Public commentary around the project emphasizes community engagement and rewards for contributors ahead of an anticipated mainnet launch. The company has attracted early investor interest, as evidenced by its $7.5M Seed round. Available reporting does not include founding year, location, revenue, user counts, or other operating metrics. The narrative from supporters highlights ongoing content and community activity as the project progresses toward mainnet. Beyond these community signals and the Seed raise, no additional product roadmaps or financial details were disclosed in the articles.

  • Eureka Labs

    Participated · Seed · Mar 2026

    Founded in December 2024, Eureka Labs builds Ethereum blocks with added execution logic it calls "programmable blocks," enabling capabilities such as intra-block credit, state-aware pre-computation, execution-time external data access, and deterministic transaction placement. The company operates within Ethereum’s Proposer-Builder Separation architecture and aims to make blocks active execution environments rather than passive containers of transactions. Eureka’s business model collects fees from transactions included in the blocks it builds. By number of blocks built it has become the fourth-largest Ethereum block builder, though its market share is around 1.5% compared with the three largest builders. The team is about 12 people, is based in Tel Aviv, and recently opened an additional research and development site in Poland; the company is hiring for technical roles across both locations.

  • Finrob

    Participated · Seed · Feb 2026

    Finrob offers investors and analysts access to more than 18 specialized AI agents built on Claude, GPT-5.2, and Gemini 3.1, enabling real-time on-chain analytics, market intelligence, and deep research without coding. The platform aggregates data from Glassnode, CoinGecko, DefiLlama, and Perplexity and lets users ask complex questions via chat instead of juggling multiple tools and subscriptions. Finrob operates on a pay-per-query model that settles payments in USDC using the x402 protocol, positioning it as a cost-efficient alternative to traditional subscription-based research products. The company’s multi-model architecture is designed to keep integrating the latest frontier models, and its roadmap includes expanding on-chain data coverage, adding new AI integrations, and growing its library of research agents. With a newly raised $3.9 million seed round, Finrob intends to accelerate product development and broaden its data integrations. Although the company has not disclosed revenue or user numbers, it emphasizes making institutional-grade analytics accessible to every type of market participant.

  • Neuramint

    Participated · Seed · Jan 2026

    Neuramint is an AI-driven Web3 platform that equips developers with a drag-and-drop interface to design, simulate, and deploy autonomous agents that interact with DeFi protocols, NFT marketplaces, and various blockchain networks. Its core product features a visual workflow builder, native multi-chain support spanning Ethereum, Solana, HyperEVM and others, and a production-grade simulation sandbox that operates on forked mainnets for safe testing. The platform also provides intelligent transaction batching for gas optimization and an agent marketplace where creators can share or monetize their workflows. With these tools, Neuramint aims to simplify complex blockchain operations such as DeFi automation, NFT management, cross-chain bridging, and DAO governance. The company plans to use its newly raised seed capital to accelerate product development, broaden Web3 SDK integrations, and launch the public beta of Neuramint. Further integrations with major DeFi protocols and additional blockchain networks are also on the roadmap. The firm is based in Denver and recently secured $5 million in seed funding to fuel these initiatives.

  • Limitless Exchange

    Participated · Seed · Oct 2025

    Limitless Exchange operates an on-chain prediction-market platform where users can trade crypto and stock price movements in 30- or 60-minute markets that resolve instantly and charge no hidden fees or liquidation penalties. The product targets both crypto-native and casual traders by combining leverage with a simple, one-minute onboarding flow. The company has demonstrated rapid traction, surpassing $500 million in cumulative trading volume and recording a 25× month-over-month volume jump between August and September 2025; by mid-October it had already cleared $100 million for the month. A September Kaito Launchpad sale saw $200 million in allocation requests for a $1 million raise, underscoring market demand ahead of the forthcoming LMTS token launch. With fresh capital, Limitless plans to introduce even shorter markets (15-, 10-, and 1-minute durations), scale user-acquisition efforts, and pursue licensing in key jurisdictions to support global expansion. The New-York-based company positions itself as a bridge between traditional finance and on-chain prediction markets, aiming to make such trading as common as spot crypto or equities. Investors include leading crypto and fintech funds such as 1confirmation, F-Prime, DCG, Coinbase Ventures, and Arrington Capital.

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