Taisu Ventures
Venture capitalPre-Seed–Series A · 1 people tracked
Investment thesis
Taisu Ventures backs early-stage web3 companies worldwide, viewing venture capital as more than capital provision. The firm emphasizes opening doors, forging connections, and helping portfolio companies expand into key markets such as Japan. It actively hosts events and panels around digital assets, AI, and stablecoins, positioning itself as a bridge between Japan and the global innovation ecosystem.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Team · 1 people
from the firm's website
What they invest in
from 1 of 18 portfolio companiesE-commerce ×1Fintech ×1
HQs:United Arab Emirates×1
Investments · 18 tracked
founders shown can be your intro pathPartnerTakashi Hayashida· solo GP
DIMO provides vehicle data infrastructure through a single permissioned API that gives developers real-time telemetry, vehicle identity, and owner-consent controls across 50+ car brands including Tesla, Ford, BMW, and Toyota.
PartnerTakashi Hayashida· solo GP
Co-investorsBlueYard CapitalConsenSys Mesh
GoSats operates a rewards platform that gives users bitcoin cashback when they make purchases at merchant partners in India.
E-commerceFintechDubai, AE
Mohammed Roshan(Founder)inRoshni Aslam(Founder)in
Co-investorsDG Daiwa VenturesDraper DragonFlucas VenturesGossamer CapitalKube VCY Combinator+1 more
PartnerTakashi Hayashida· solo GP
PartnerTakashi Hayashida· solo GP
PartnerTakashi Hayashida· solo GP
PartnerTakashi Hayashida· solo GP
PartnerTakashi Hayashida· solo GP
PartnerTakashi Hayashida· solo GP
PartnerTakashi Hayashida· solo GP
PartnerTakashi Hayashida· solo GP
PartnerTakashi Hayashida· solo GP
PartnerTakashi Hayashida· solo GP
PartnerTakashi Hayashida· solo GP
PartnerTakashi Hayashida· solo GP
PartnerTakashi Hayashida· solo GP
PartnerTakashi Hayashida· solo GP
PartnerTakashi Hayashida· solo GP
Portfolio news
latest coverage across their companiesGoSats · india.entrepreneur.com · Apr 7, 2026
Frequently asked questions
- How many investments has Taisu Ventures made?
- Taisu Ventures has 17 tracked investments.
- What stage does Taisu Ventures invest at?
- Taisu Ventures invests at the Pre-Seed, Seed, Series A stages.
- What sectors does Taisu Ventures focus on?
- Taisu Ventures focuses on AI & Machine Learning, Crypto & Web3.
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Co-investors · 1
Alumni Ventures (AV) is a venture firm that gives accredited individual investors access to professionally managed, diversified venture portfolios by co-investing alongside leading lead VC firms. It offers annual funds, syndicate deal-by-deal investing, and various investor clubs.
Firms observed investing alongside Taisu Ventures, from public investor directories. Shared companies are the overlap with Taisu Ventures's recorded portfolio.
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