Fundraising FoxRobot Ventures — 2023 Investments
7 investments dated 2023 · listed companies and verified rows first · show all
Fhenix is a blockchain research and development company building FHE (Fully Homomorphic Encryption) infrastructure that lets developers run confidential computation on encrypted data in EVM-compatible smart contracts.
Crypto & Web3CybersecurityDeveloper Tools
Guy Itzhaki(Founder)inGuy Zyskind(Founder)inDr. Guy Zyskind(Founder)
Co-investorsCollider VenturesGSRHack VCMulticoin CapitalNode CapitalAmber Group+16 more
Bastion provides stablecoin issuance infrastructure with compliance and security features, enabling institutions to launch USD-backed stablecoins with customizable issuer models.
Crypto & Web3Data & InfrastructureFintech
Caroline Friedman(Founder)Nassim Eddequiouaq(Founder)Riyaz Faizullabhoy(Founder)
Co-investorsa16z cryptoAndreessen HorowitzCogitent VenturesCoinbase VenturesHashedSamsung Next+12 more
Building the next evolution in DeFi derivatives focused on exotic options.
Co-investorsHack VCPantera CapitalAlameda ResearchCoinbase VenturesDragonfly
Cega was a DeFi protocol offering exotic options and structured investment products; it was acquired and sunset at end-2024.
Co-investorsCoinbase VenturesPantera CapitalAlameda ResearchDragonfly
Freatic builds Murmur, a monetization layer for information goods based on decentralized mechanisms, cryptography, and game theory that enables trustless trading of valuable insights.
AI & Machine LearningCrypto & Web3Data & Infrastructure
Co-investorsa16z cryptoAndreessen HorowitzArchetypeAnagram VenturesElectric CapitalJutta Steiner+5 more
Gyroscope operates a decentralized finance protocol enabling passive liquidity provision through concentrated swap yields on volatile and stable asset pairs, and issues GYD, a stablecoin designed for efficient liquidity.
Crypto & Web3Fintech
Co-investorsPlaceholder VCArchetype
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.