Led · Equity · Aug 2025

Tradefi.bot is a non-custodial, decentralized trading infrastructure that enables users to deploy AI-powered Trading Agents to execute strategies on CEXs and DEXs while retaining asset control via API connections. Its core product is the AI Trading Agents and an integrated token-driven economy centered on the $TDFI utility token, which the article describes as deflationary (tokens burned on use), with a fixed supply of 150,000,000 and biweekly USDT dividend mechanics. The platform also offers multi-chain support (Solana, BNB Chain, Ethereum, TON), DeFi features (staking, farming, liquidity), a gamified Telegram Mini App, and an AI Trading Copilot for signal interpretation. Tradefi.bot cites operating traction of over 44,000 active users and more than $52 million in real trading volume on OKX; its publicly verifiable strategies are said to have a 75% win rate with backtests spanning over a decade. Security and transparency are emphasized: audits by CertiK and SolidProof, a CertiK Code Security Score of 78.59, and over 23,000 votes on CertiK Skynet (top-10 most-voted projects) are highlighted as validation of the stack.

Participated · Equity · Jun 2025

IOST offers a high-performance L1 with EVM-compatible subnets and a permissionless deployment framework tailored for tokenizing real-world assets (RWAs). Its RWA 3.0 vision combines modular subnets, compliance modules, and real-world yield integration across institutional and retail layers. The platform supports issuance, management, and yield generation on tokenized financial products ranging from real estate and bonds to on-chain investment funds. IOST reports having processed over 954 million transactions with zero downtime since 2018. Recent market moves, including a listing on Coins.ph and a partnership with MAS-regulated exchange DigiFT, reflect a regulatory-first approach to regional accessibility. The company plans a global rollout of compliant RWA infrastructure, with initial deployment focused on Japan and the Asia-Pacific and expansion planned into the Middle East, Europe, and North America. IOST is a public-chain Web3 blockchain platform for online service providers, based in Hong Kong. Its core product is the IOST 2.0 mainnet upgrade, a Beacon Chain + Smart Chain architecture that is EVM-compatible and communicates via the Engine API and Ethereum JSON-RPC. IOST 2.0 will support multiple subchains—including generic EVM smart contract chains and specialized NFT, gaming, and AI Native chains—and introduces a “Proof of Inference” mechanism for on-chain AI inferences processed by validators. The project emphasizes higher throughput and availability after the mainnet upgrade, positioning itself as a Web3 blockchain operating system. Canadian Web3 investor BitValue Capital committed a $10M USD long-term investment and will advise on international expansion (centered on Hong Kong), global marketing, and ecosystem development. BitValue and IOST will also launch a $5M Ecosystem Incentive Fund (New Ecosystem Fund and Accelerator Fund) to support global developers with funding, technology, token models, marketing, community building, and exchange connections. The article notes IOST is backed by more than 30 top-tier global investors, including Sequoia, Matrix Partners, ZhenFund, and Hillhouse Capital, and highlights the project’s regulatory compliance in Japan.

Led · Equity · Apr 2025

Wunder.Social is a blockchain-based social media project that uses blockchain technology to verify users and eliminate bots. The platform plans to share advertising revenue with users, enabling them to fund causes they care about. The company is based in London. It closed a $50 million funding round led by Rollman Management to advance its goal of "reinventing social media." Wunder.Social is planning a token offer later this month and is inviting potential users to sign up on its website. Ryan Martin, the former head of marketing at TikTok, joined the company as chief marketing officer.

Led · Equity · Jan 2025

Elastos builds a SmartWeb ecosystem on top of Bitcoin merge-mining, using its ELA token as a Bitcoin-secured reserve asset and foundation for decentralized applications. The project has supported merge-mined ELA since 2018, with a fixed cap of 28.22M tokens to be fully mined by 2105 and a reported ELA market cap of $48,542,586 secured by nearly 50% of Bitcoin’s hashrate (366.01 EH/s). Its flagship DeFi protocol, BeL2 (launched in Q2 2024), lets Bitcoin holders collateralize BTC in personal wallets to access Ethereum smart-contract services without relying on synthetic BTC or centralized custodians. Elacity is a Web3 data marketplace enabling creators to tokenize and monetize content; early tests include a creator earning $5,600 in 24 hours, and Elacity v2 is slated to launch in April with channels and subscription models. Governance is conducted via the Cyber Republic Consensus (CRC), formalized as a DAO LLC in the Marshall Islands, where ELA holders can stake, earn APY, and elect a 12-member council. Elastos says its stack combines locking scripts, zero-knowledge proofs, oracles, and an arbiter network to support BTC-backed DeFi and a decentralized digital goods economy.