Comma3 Ventures — Full Portfolio
8 tracked investments · listed companies and verified rows first
Co-investorsK300 VenturesMentha PartnersOlive Tree Capital
ETHGas enables validators and node operators to monetize blockspace by selling priority access to traders, agents, and protocols, generating predictable yield beyond standard staking rewards through a programmable marketplace.
Crypto & Web3Data & InfrastructureFintech
Kevin Lepsoe(Founder)
Co-investorsNode CapitalPaper VenturesBlueYard CapitalPolychain Capital
Immortal Rising 2 is an action game featuring combat that mixes weapons and magic, a customizable skill tree, and a skill combo system.
GamingLos Angeles, US
Jason Johnson(Executive Officer)Bryan Johnson(Executive Officer, Director)
Co-investorsNotch VenturesAnimoca BrandsBlockwallGreenfield OneImmutableKima Ventures+4 more
Self-sovereign identity solutions on blockchain allowing users to control their personal data.
Co-investorsAGE Cryptogumi IncSaxonEterna Capitalgumi Cryptos Capital (gCC)
Pollen operates a trading competition platform where traders participate in tournaments and leagues to showcase skills and compete for prizes.
ConsumerCrypto & Web3Fintech
Co-investorsRed Building Capital
Sogni is a free-to-start online platform for AI image, video, music, and language generation, offering 200+ open-source and premium models plus creative apps (photobooth, image restore, iOS/Android) without GPU or ComfyUI setup.
AI & Machine LearningCreator EconomyMedia & Entertainment
Mark Ledford(Chief Technology Officer)inCecilia Tan(Chief Operations Officer)in
Co-investorsUtopian VenturesRepublic Ventures
UXUY is a non-custodial, AI-routed trading protocol built on stablecoins, offering gasless, cross-chain swaps across networks including Ethereum, BNB Chain, Solana, Base, and TRON.
AI & Machine LearningCrypto & Web3Fintech
Max W(Founder)in
Co-investorsArcane GroupDefinanceXPentos VenturesBinance LabsBixin VenturesDaoverse Capital+12 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
Rows marked “SEC filing” are inferred from directors named on the company's SEC Form D — public regulatory data, not a portfolio list published by the firm.
















