Antifund VC
Venture capitalMiami · Pre-Seed–Series A · 2 people tracked
Investment thesis
Invests in consumer, creator economy and e-commerce startups through few high-conviction bets (1–2 deals per quarter) aiming for significant ownership and hands-on support to grow the business.
Team · 2 people
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Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Antifund VC invest at?
- Antifund VC invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A stages.
- What is Antifund VC's typical check size?
- Antifund VC typically writes checks of $100K – $3M.
- What sectors does Antifund VC focus on?
- Antifund VC focuses on Crypto & Web3.
- Where is Antifund VC located?
- Antifund VC is headquartered in Miami, US.
- Does Antifund VC lead rounds?
- Antifund VC typically participates in rounds rather than leading them.
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