• Entravel Group

  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%.

• Infinia

  Participated · Series A · Jul 2026

  Founded in 2023 by Ianai Urwicz and Alejandro Rettig, Infinia offers a compliance-focused infrastructure layer that connects local payment networks with stablecoin rails to enable automated settlements and real-time treasury clearing for enterprise customers. The company positions itself as a bridge between traditional banks and digital asset infrastructure in emerging markets. Infinia is a Y Combinator spin-off and lists YC among its investors. Following the $13.5 million Series A, the startup plans to secure additional regulatory licenses and accelerate geographic expansion across Latin America, Africa, and Asia. The funding round was co-led by Bain Capital and Variant Fund with participation from several institutional backers, signaling investor confidence as it scales.

• 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.

• Irys

  Participated · Series A · Aug 2025

  Irys is a London-based blockchain startup that stores and makes data programmable so smart contracts and AI agents can interact with it natively onchain. Data first enters a Submit Ledger for validation and can be promoted to a Publish Ledger for long-term, verifiable storage, with additional term-based ledgers for custom storage durations. The company is building the IrysVM, a high-performance, EVM-compatible execution layer designed to work natively with onchain data and allow direct interaction between storage and computation. Smart contracts on IrysVM can enforce rules on stored programmable data, enabling management of AI models, inference proofs, and programmable datasets directly onchain. The company plans to use its new funding to expand operations and accelerate development efforts. The article does not disclose revenue, users, or other operating metrics. Irys, formerly Bundlr Network, provides on-chain data infrastructure aimed at improving provenance, performance, and scalability for blockchain data. The company says it has broadened its scope to support developers and businesses in leveraging on-chain data. Irys is positioning its product to meet evolving developer and enterprise needs for reliable on-chain data. The team is expanding operations, and the company describes the recent financing as strategic to that expansion. CEO Josh Benaron framed the funding as a testament to investor confidence in Irys’s vision and ability to bring the world’s data on-chain. Financially, Irys has just completed a new $8.9 million funding round to support its growth plans.

No current team members are available.