Elitra

Elitra is an early-stage company associated with the Entrepreneurs First portfolio [3] operating in the digital-asset space. Third-party funding coverage describes its offering as technology that converts idle crypto assets into optimized yield, designed to be integrated within existing protocols and platforms rather than sold as a standalone consumer tool, serving clients that want to improve the utility of dormant digital holdings [2]. The same source classifies the company under blockchain services at seed stage with 2-10 employees [2].

The company's public website presents a different, consumer-facing product concept: an app-style interface centered on "Autorun," a scheduled recurring-buy feature. Marketing screenshots show a user selecting assets from a list that mixes crypto tokens (BTC, ETH, SOL, DOGE, HYPE, ZEC) and equities (SPCX/SpaceX, NVDA, AAPL, MSFT), then setting a recurring contribution (illustrated as $50 per week) split across chosen assets by percentage, with scheduled execution, a portfolio view, deposits, wallet management, and planned monthly rebalancing [0][1]. The site emphasizes self-custody, stating that each purchase settles into wallets whose keys the user holds, and shows on-chain receipts for executed buys [0][1]. The product is not generally available; the site's primary call to action is a waitlist-style "Get early access" signup [0][1].