• World Network

  Participated · Initial Coin Offering · Jul 2026

  World, operated by Tools for Humanity and co-founded by Alex Blania and Sam Altman, offers an online verification system centered on its World ID "proof of human" credential. To obtain a verified World ID, users undergo an iris scan via a physical Orb that converts the iris into a cryptographic identifier; Orbs are deployed at the company’s offices and partner locations. The project includes a mobile app that serves as a custodial wallet where users can hold or trade the WLD token. The effort began as Worldcoin and later rebranded to World amid industry backlash; the company has announced partnerships with firms such as Tinder, Zoom and Docusign. Despite those moves and a new app release, the company has struggled to scale consumer adoption and conducted layoffs in June.

• TurboFlow

  Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

  TurboFlow builds a unified on-chain trading platform that pairs perpetual contracts and prediction markets into a single venue it calls a high-velocity event trading ecosystem. The platform emphasizes fast settlements, institutional-quality liquidity and pricing, and consumer-first design that preserves self-custody while lowering barriers to entry with minimum trades as low as $2. TurboFlow reported processing $19.15 billion in total trading volume across more than 14.54k users. The company plans to expand partnerships across the digital asset ecosystem and to provide developers access to its liquidity and risk infrastructure. Its stated priorities include expanding product development, strengthening liquidity infrastructure, and accelerating global user growth. The announcement frames TurboFlow as focused on democratizing access to sophisticated trading products for retail users.

• Radius

  Participated · Seed · Jun 2026

  TurboFlow operates an onchain exchange focused on high-velocity event trading, offering prediction markets and perpetual futures with entry sizes as small as $2. The platform has run a beta for over six months, attracting more than 15,000 registered beta users and reporting over $19 billion in processed trading volume to date. TurboFlow is based in Hong Kong and employs over 30 people, with most of the core team located there. The company plans to grow by building localized liquidity in APAC through market making relationships and user acquisition across the region. It is pursuing a market-by-market compliance strategy and working with advisors to evaluate licensing paths while remaining relatively lean operationally.

• Saturn Credit

  Participated · Seed · May 2026

  Saturn Credit is building a Bitcoin-compatible digital credit protocol and stablecoin system slated to launch in March 2026. The protocol is reported to be built on Strategy's STRC. It uses a dual-token design: USDat, a non-interest-bearing stablecoin backed by tokenized U.S. Treasuries and permissioned to maintain a 1:1 peg with USDC, and sUSDat, an ERC-4626 interest-bearing vault that accumulates STRC dividends. sUSDat features an exit queue with a reported 3- to 7-day withdrawal period. The company raised $2 million in a seed round led by The Spartan Group with participation from Anchorage Digital and Susquehanna Crypto. No revenue, user metrics, or prior funding rounds were reported in the articles.

• 3F

  Participated · Seed · Apr 2026

  3F is a protocol built on Morpho that automates the construction of leveraged positions in tokenized real-world assets by coordinating bridge financing, posting acquired assets as collateral, and borrowing stablecoins to complete positions within a single settlement cycle. It abstracts the looping process required to build leveraged exposure, reducing operational complexity and settlement risk for users. 3F plans to initially support JAAA, a tokenized AAA CLO fund from Anemoy sub-managed by Janus Henderson and tokenized by Centrifuge. The company generates revenue through management fees on deployed capital and performance fees on leveraged returns. 3F currently operates with a team of six and intends to hire across credit underwriting, technology, and security as it moves toward private beta and a broader launch in the second quarter. The team has publicly acknowledged leverage-related risks including spread compression, settlement delays, smart contract and regulatory risks, and exposure to underlying credit events.

No current team members are available.