Participated · Equity · Aug 2026

Entravel Group operates a travel technology stack through three connected businesses: MocatravelX, which secures hotel inventory and negotiated rates; Ratestellar, which aggregates supply and provides access to more than 2.2 million hotels; and Entravel, which packages these capabilities into a ready-to-use booking stack for partners. Its AI-powered mapping technology standardises hotel content and room-type matches across fragmented supplier systems to normalise pricing and content. The company positions its white-label model to enable fintechs, super-apps and other digital platforms to embed travel services under their own brands. Entravel is developing an AI-native Model Context Protocol (MCP) interface to connect AI agents directly to live inventory and booking capabilities. It is also building a stablecoin-enabled financial layer intended for settlement, treasury management and working-capital financing. According to CEO Mathias Lundoe Nielsen, partner platforms using Entravel’s live white-label offerings can save up to 60% on selected hotels and achieve average booking conversion rates exceeding 10%.

Participated · Seed · Apr 2024

CVEX is a decentralized exchange focused on building a dedicated DEX mainnet with enhanced trading functionality. The mainnet is planned to launch on Arbitrum and will support user wallets on Ethereum, Optimism, BASE, and Solana. On CVEX, collateral deposits are denominated in USDC. The company completed fundraising consisting of pre-seed and seed financings totaling $7 million. The round was led by Fabric Ventures and Kyber Capital Crypto Fund with participation from several crypto-focused investors. Proceeds are positioned to support the mainnet development and multi-chain wallet integrations.

Participated · Seed · Jan 2024

Entangle develops a customizable cross-chain interoperability and data infrastructure that provides universal and verifiable data to smart contracts and Entangle-native decentralized applications. Its core product includes a modular blockchain hub for initiating and executing smart contract operations, with the ability for builders to design bespoke systems for processing and executing cross-chain operations. The infrastructure offers customizable consensus mechanisms and configurable off-chain entities for on/off-chain data collection and validation, and is described as designed with institutional needs in mind. Entangle highlights support for a wide array of Web3 applications, including RWA, Metaverse, NFT, DeFi, SocialFi, Gaming, and BRC-20. The company says the product enables integration of customised keeper data aggregation and validation processes and emphasizes a trustless architecture for security. Entangle also references partnerships via its Dapp Liquid Vaults and ongoing integrations with decentralized exchanges, money market and options protocols.

Participated · Seed · May 2023

Concordex is an institutional‑grade liquidity management decentralized exchange (DEX) built on the Concordium blockchain. It aims to deliver regulation‑friendly DeFi by leveraging Concordium’s embedded identity verification layer to enable compliant participation by users and institutions. Features include simple trading interfaces, concentrated liquidity, flexible fee levels for liquidity providers, and planned on‑chain derivatives and tools for institutional investors. The project is developed by DeFi venture builder Tacans Labs and lists core team members including CEO Mathias Lundoe Nielsen, James Davies, Ivan Ivaschenko, and Marie Tatibouet. Concordex raised $1.7 million in seed funding in December 2022 from Tacans Labs, Skynet Trading, Seier Capital, and the Concordium blockchain and plans to launch its public testnet on May 25, 2023. The team aims to ship the platform on Mainnet in Q3 2023 and positions itself as a bridge between TradFi and DeFi.

Participated · Equity · Mar 2016

YouShould is a mobile and web app that connects people with local bars for booking events and parties. The app uses geolocation to show nearby venues, lets users see what’s happening, reserve spaces, negotiate food and drink prices, and take more control of party organisation. It was founded a year ago and has been used by 150,000 people across French cities including Paris, Lyon and Bordeaux. The service is free for regular users while the company charges a small commission to bar owners. YouShould has expanded to Brussels and is now preparing for a London launch. The startup has raised $750,000 from TheFamily, Kima Ventures and Seier Capital.