BreakOrbit
Venture capitalDubai · Pre-Seed–Series A
Investment thesis
BreakOrbit is a blockchain venture capital fund specializing in early-stage investments across disruptive infrastructure, DeFi, and DePIN projects. It aims to be a value-add investor that helps startups scale from idea through Series A by connecting founders with partners, legal and financial setups, and development teams. The firm partners with founders solving real-world problems through innovative, scalable solutions, and actively manages a portfolio of over 20 blockchain projects.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
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- What stage does BreakOrbit invest at?
- BreakOrbit invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A stages.
- What sectors does BreakOrbit focus on?
- BreakOrbit focuses on Crypto & Web3.
- Where is BreakOrbit located?
- BreakOrbit is headquartered in Dubai, AE.
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