Fundraising Fox280 Capital
Pre-Seed–Series A
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What they invest in
from 1 of 1 portfolio companiesAI & Machine Learning ×1Crypto & Web3 ×1Fintech ×1
Investments · 1 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathGAIB is an AI infrastructure capital partner that originates, underwrites, and manages financing for compute assets such as GPUs, data centers, and robotics.
AI & Machine LearningCrypto & Web3Fintech
Kony Kwong(Founder)in
Co-investorsAegis VentuesFactionHack VCL2 Iterative Ventures (L2IV)Amber GroupAnimoca Brands+7 more
Portfolio news
latest coverage across their companiesGAIB · ventureburn.com · Jul 6, 2026
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does 280 Capital invest at?
- 280 Capital invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A stages.
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