Iterative Instinct Capital
Crossover fundNew York
Frequently asked questions
- What sectors does Iterative Instinct Capital focus on?
- Iterative Instinct Capital focuses on Crypto & Web3.
- Where is Iterative Instinct Capital located?
- Iterative Instinct Capital is headquartered in New York, US.
Co-investors · 28
Notable Capital is a venture capital firm that has partnered with founders for over two decades, backing companies from the earliest stages through to exit.
Unknown Ventures is a venture studio based in Austin that provides funding and operational support to early-stage startups at the pre-seed to Series A stage. The firm backs founders seeking to create innovative solutions that improve human experience.
Balderton Capital is a European venture capital firm that backs technology startups.
Bling Capital is a seed-stage venture firm that backs entrepreneurs seeking to find and scale product-market fit, supported by its Bling Product Council of over 100 product leaders.
Madrona Venture Group is a Seattle-founded venture firm that partners with founders across early and acceleration stages, providing capital plus hands-on support in recruiting, strategy, business development, and fundraising.
Picus Capital is a privately financed venture capital investor focused on early-stage technology ventures, having backed over 170 companies with a long-term, entrepreneur-aligned approach.
Resolute Ventures is an early-stage venture capital firm that leads pre-seed and seed rounds, backing founders with grit, energy and conviction.
500 Global (formerly 500 Startups) is a venture capital firm whose flagship Silicon Valley strategy backs promising technology companies from pre-seed onward across a range of sectors and geographies.
75 & Sunny operates as both a venture fund and startup studio where Zillow co-founder Spencer Rascoff directly incubates companies like Queue while leveraging his media presence as a CNBC contributor and podcast host to give portfolio companies exposure that few small funds can match. The LA-based fund concentrates heavily on proptech and "future of living" investments while co-creating companies with unconventional capital structures like SPACs and fractional home-ownership models, drawing on Rascoff's experience navigating public markets.
Uncorrelated Ventures invests in infrastructure software
Global Founders Capital (GFC) is the global venture capital platform of Rocket Internet, investing early and across sectors in fast-growing technology companies.
Antler is a global early-stage venture capital firm that backs founders from the first check through to IPO, operating across roughly 30 locations worldwide.
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Acequia Capital (AceCap)Flourish VenturesFounders' Co-opLocus VenturesPrefix CapitalExpansive VenturesMetaPropFoundamentalEQT Life SciencesPitchdriveAxilor VenturesRumbo Ventures100XOptimist VenturesMetalayerVulpes Investment Management
Firms observed investing alongside Iterative Instinct Capital, from public investor directories. Shared companies are the overlap with Iterative Instinct Capital's recorded portfolio.
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