Appold
Venture capitalLondon · Pre-Seed–Series A · 9 people tracked
Investment thesis
Appold operates primarily as a blockchain advisory firm helping institutions, corporations, foundations and investor groups access and operate blockchain solutions across DeFi and asset tokenisation. Its core services include strategic advisory, asset tokenisation, operational resilience, auditor's expert services, due diligence and research, treasury management, Web3 governance and asset recovery. On the investment side, the firm states it sometimes grows its balance sheet by pursuing significant blockchain opportunities, occasionally co-investing alongside clients or taking equity stakes in projects instead of charging fees. Footer references indicate an investment focus at the pre-seed and Series A stages within the blockchain and Web3 sector.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 7, 2026.
Team · 9 people
from the firm's website
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Appold invest at?
- Appold invests at the Pre-Seed, Series A stages.
- What sectors does Appold focus on?
- Appold focuses on Crypto & Web3, Fintech.
- Where is Appold located?
- Appold is headquartered in London, GB.
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