YTWO
Venture capitalSingapore · Pre-Seed · 9 people tracked
Investment thesis
YTWO invests in the cryptocurrency and web3 space, viewing crypto as a transformative technology that replaces traditional intermediaries with code-driven incentives and reshapes how humans interact at scale. The firm targets exceptional web3/crypto initiatives that deliver long-term value, deliberately avoiding short-lived trends and short-term profit-seeking opportunities. Instead, it prioritizes projects demonstrating durability and sustainability. YTWO's stated goal is to have a lasting, positive impact on the industry by supporting innovation and contributing to a more prosperous future.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Team · 9 people
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Frequently asked questions
- What stage does YTWO invest at?
- YTWO invests at the Pre-Seed stage.
- What sectors does YTWO focus on?
- YTWO focuses on Crypto & Web3.
- Where is YTWO located?
- YTWO is headquartered in Singapore, SG.
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