Eureka Partners
Venture capitalPre-Seed–Seed
Investment thesis
Eureka Partners advises, incubates, and funds Web 3.0 ventures, working with startup projects, SMEs, and MNCs to enter the crypto world. The firm offers customized service to teams from the earliest idea stage through IDO and beyond, drawing on a team background spanning investment banking, venture capital, management consulting, and Web 3.0 entrepreneurship. It positions itself as a long-term partner to its portfolio companies with the goal of making a positive impact on the crypto industry over the coming decades.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
What they invest in
from 1 of 14 portfolio companiesCrypto & Web3 ×1Cybersecurity ×1
Investments · 14 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathDecentralized lending protocol; early and continued core holding.
CertiK is a Web3 security platform that provides smart contract audits, penetration testing, compliance solutions, and real-time project evaluation for blockchain projects and institutions.
Crypto & Web3Cybersecurity
Sergey Gorbunov(Co-Founder)Alex Wilke(Co-Founder)Muhan Zou(Director)Ronghui Gu(Director)Kai Jiang(Director)Zhong Shao(Director)
Frequently asked questions
- What stage does Eureka Partners invest at?
- Eureka Partners invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed stages.
- What sectors does Eureka Partners focus on?
- Eureka Partners focuses on Crypto & Web3.
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