Blocore
Venture capitalSeoul Β· Growth
Investment thesis
Blocore views investment not merely as timely funding but as the beginning of a long-term partnership, treating a closed deal as the opening of a shared journey with founders. The firm brings together experts across development, planning, marketing, and design to work closely with portfolio companies throughout their growth. Blocore believes strongly in the broad, ongoing potential of Web3 across games, services, technologies, and platforms, and positions itself as an investor that continuously pursues innovation and challenges industry conventions rather than settling for the status quo.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 7, 2026.
What they invest in
from 1 of 2 portfolio companiesGaming Γ1
Investments Β· 2 tracked
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latest coverage across their companiesFrequently asked questions
- What stage does Blocore invest at?
- Blocore invests at the Growth stage.
- What sectors does Blocore focus on?
- Blocore focuses on Crypto & Web3, Gaming, Sector Agnostic.
- Where is Blocore located?
- Blocore is headquartered in Seoul, KR.
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