• Everything

  Participated · Seed · Jan 2026

  Everything is developing an integrated trading platform that combines perpetual futures, spot markets, prediction markets, and payments under one roof. Its core promise is a single account and balance that function seamlessly across Telegram, mobile, desktop, and web, eliminating the need for multiple venues with inconsistent rules. To curb bot activity and multi-account manipulation, the exchange natively integrates Humanity’s Proof-of-Trust human-verification so every user is limited to one authenticated account. The product is aimed at retail traders seeking transparency and fairness and will launch first as a Telegram mini-app before expanding to other interfaces. Management includes veterans from KuCoin, Alibaba, and Tencent, who plan to extend market access to crypto, equities, and commodities with leveraged trading options. Future feature rollouts and community incentives are outlined in the company’s litepaper. The $6.9 million seed financing provides initial capital for product development, phased rollout, and ecosystem growth.

• MANTRA

  Participated · Equity · Mar 2024

  MANTRA aims to transform private-market assets into tradable digital tokens within the DeFi ecosystem, with real-time data reporting. The company is building a full market infrastructure for tokenized real-world assets (RWA) and plans to leverage regulatory frameworks and local infrastructure in the U.S. and the United Arab Emirates. MANTRA already has a Dubai subsidiary with a full license to operate digital-asset services. The recent strategic partnership with Inveniam and access to the AI capabilities of G42 in the UAE are positioned to accelerate that buildout. The initiative targets an estimated $18.9 trillion RWA opportunity by 2033. Operational metrics are under pressure: MANTRA’s TVL fell from over $4 million in April to under $500,000 in August while its native OM token collapsed more than 90%, erasing over $5 billion of market value. MANTRA Labs is an RWA L1 blockchain project focused on building compliant infrastructure for tokenizing real-world assets. The company provides developer support and tooling to accelerate RWA tokenization on its protocol. MANTRA’s stated goals include expanding RWA tokenization and creating an ecosystem that meets regulatory and compliance needs. The article reports MANTRA completed a financing of $11 million. The raise was described as a strategic investment led by Shorooq Partners. No operating metrics, founding year, or location were provided in the article.

• LI.FI

  Participated · Series A · Mar 2023

  Founded in 2021, Berlin-based LI.FI provides a toolkit and API that lets developers embed seamless token swaps and cross-chain bridging directly into their applications. The protocol aggregates liquidity from multiple blockchains, abstracting away fragmentation while allowing users to retain self-custody of assets. LI.FI has grown to more than 100 employees and is approaching 1,000 B2B partners, serving customers such as Robinhood, Binance, Kraken, MetaMask, Ledger, and Circle. The platform surpassed $60 billion in lifetime transaction volume and increased monthly volume by 595%, from $1.15 billion in October 2024 to $8 billion in October 2025. Future plans include building infrastructure for AI agents and stablecoins and launching an open intent and solver marketplace in Q1 2026 to widen access to third-party liquidity. To date, the company has raised $51.7 million across multiple rounds.

• ZenLedger

  Participated · Series B · May 2022

  ZenLedger builds crypto tax-preparation software that ingests transactions from on-chain and off-chain sources—including NFTs, decentralized exchanges and DeFi protocols—cleans and reconciles them, and outputs accounting and tax reports. The product supports more than 500 exchanges, 50 blockchains and 40 DeFi protocols, and is used by individual filers as well as Big Four accounting firms, ultra-high-net-worth tax practices and CPA firms. The company says its revenue has grown 5x year-over-year and it holds four U.S. government contracts worth just over $500,000. ZenLedger says it is doubling down on government contracting and plans to keep building integrations to expand exchange, chain and protocol support. The company announced multiple C-suite hires in April, including a new CTO and CFO, and named Greg Adams as COO after firing its former COO for misrepresenting credentials. ZenLedger provides a cryptocurrency portfolio management and tax software platform that enables investors and traders to view portfolio performance and track tax savings in a continuously updated dashboard. The platform offers a digital workflow for investors and accountants to simplify, optimize, and automate tax and accounting processes to help adhere to IRS and SEC regulations. It integrates with more than 400 exchanges, 40+ blockchains, 20+ DeFi protocols and all wallets. ZenLedger raised $6M in a Series A and has raised $11.5M total to date. The company plans to use the new capital to release its cryptocurrency portfolio management solution, hire across marketing, enterprise sales, customer service, and software engineering, and further advance product and customer experience. Founded in 2017 by CEO Pat Larsen and CTO Bryan Starbuck and based in Seattle, WA, the company targets investors, traders, and accountants managing crypto tax and compliance. ZenLedger provides tax, financial analysis, and blockchain analytics tools that import transactions from hundreds of exchanges, wallets, and blockchains to generate profit & loss statements, tax loss harvesting analysis, Schedule D, Form 8949, FinCEN 114/FBAR, FATCA outputs, and full audit packages. The platform has helped thousands of cryptocurrency investors and accountants and has processed more than $1B of crypto transactions. Customers report saving dozens of hours and thousands of dollars using the software. ZenLedger says it has grown revenue and customers by over 500% year over year and operates with a 15-person team in Seattle. Management plans to continue improving its tax, financial analysis, and blockchain analysis products and to hire additional developers, marketers, and customer success specialists. ZenLedger is a Seattle-based provider of tax software for cryptocurrency investors and their accountants. Its platform lets users import transactions, calculate gains and income, prepare tax returns, manage portfolios, and generate profit-and-loss statements. The product is designed to help cryptocurrency investors and their accountants file taxes and avoid IRS audits. Led by CEO Pat Larsen and CTO Bryan Starbuck, the company raised $1.5M in venture funding to support growth. ZenLedger plans to use the funds to accelerate product development and expand marketing to CPAs and individual investors.

No current team members are available.