Fundraising FoxDragonfly — 2023 Investments
8 investments dated 2023 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
A DeFi protocol creating a marketplace for blockspace.
Co-investorsBODLCastle Island VenturesCircle VenturesCoinbase Ventures1kxRobot Ventures+1 more
Building the next evolution in DeFi derivatives focused on exotic options.
Co-investorsHack VCPantera CapitalAlameda ResearchCoinbase VenturesRobot Ventures
EST Media is the parent company of three Asian-focused content brands: EST Studios (development, financing, and worldwide sales/distribution of Asian film and TV), Eastern Standard Times (web-optimized video content aimed at Asian youth and the diaspora), and Established (a content studio producing ad campaigns, influencer collaborations, commercials, and experiential events for global brands).
Creator EconomyMarketing TechMedia & EntertainmentLos Angeles, US
Jaeson MainEric Tu(Founder)inMinh Do
Co-investors500 GlobalDreamers VCBlizzard the AvalancheBRV Capital ManagementSuperscrypt
GONDI is a lending protocol that allows NFT holders to borrow cryptocurrency against their NFT collateral while maintaining ownership.
Crypto & Web3Fintech
Co-investorsArchetypeMyelin VCPantera Capital6th Man VenturesFoundation CapitalHack VC+1 more
Monad is a high-performance EVM-compatible blockchain designed for fast, low-cost transactions.
Cloud ComputingCrypto & Web3Data & InfrastructureCalifon, US
Eunice Giarta Hon(Executive Officer)James Hunsaker(Founder)Keone Hon(Founder)inEunice Giarta(Founder)
Co-investorsAlphaLab CapitalAmbush CapitalArchetypeBankless VenturesBig Brain HoldingsBloccelerate VC+34 more
OPEN is an AI-powered mobile SuperApp that lets creators connect with and sell custom branded products to their audiences through real-time chat and shopping, handling design, manufacturing, logistics, and payments with no inventory.
Creator EconomyE-commerceSocial
Co-investorsAlumni VenturesSoma CapitalAnimoca BrandsBRV Capital ManagementRepublic CryptoSuperscrypt+1 more
Other
Tracked investments with no reachable website or further public details — typically companies that wound down, renamed, or were absorbed.
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