OpenSea

Founded in 1995. They are 26 years and 10 flagship funds strong, with over $6B assets under management, 31 IPOs, and 80+ acquisitions.

Twice a year YC invests $500,000 per company in a large number of startups. They work intensively with the companies for three months, to get them into the best possible shape and refine their pitch to investors. Each cycle culminates in Demo Day when the startups present their companies to a carefully selected, invite-only audience.

9Yards is a global private investment firm focused on foundational industries, beginning with fintech and supply chain tech. They aim to be a strategic capital partner through unique perspectives and connectivity in each industry.

SparkLabs Global Ventures is a seed-stage investment firm

Incisive Ventures Fund 1 is a global pre-seed fund investing in technology companies that reduce friction at scale. IV tends to do a lot of health care, supply chain, fintech, and legacy industries, especially vertical market software and middleware.

They have specific questions and two meetings to come to a decision.

Incisive specializes in connecting pre-seed companies to follow on financing. They have proprietary fundraising software that helps CEOS with warm intros at scale. 74% of our pressed investments have received follow on financing which is 2.5X the industry average.

Built for the next generation of the internet by Investing through two platforms: a $500 million early-stage fund and a $1 billion acceleration fund.

Crypto fund with $1.8B AUM and 125 investments in different crypto companies, across different stages, countries, and asset types.

Founded by Coinbase co-founder Fred Ehrsam and former Sequoia investor Matt Huang to back disruptive crypto/Web3 companies and protocols.

Early-stage venture capital firm investing in consumer and enterprise technology companies.

Privately owned hedge fund founded in 1999 investing across different sectors.

SF-based venture capital firm investing in science and technology companies solving difficult problems. The firm invests at all stages across a wide variety of sectors. Founders Fund pursues a founder-friendly investment strategy, providing maximum support with minimum interference.

Naval Ravikant is the CEO and a co-founder of AngelList. He previously co-founded Epinions (which went public as part of Shopping.com) and Vast.com. He is an active Angel investor, and have invested in dozens of companies, including Twitter, Uber, Yammer, Stack Overflow and Wanelo.

Katie serves on the boards of Coinbase and HackerOne and has invested in and advised tech companies from seed to Series E stage. Katie teaches a management course at Stanford Business School and previously taught cybercrime at Stanford Law School. Previously, she spent a decade as a federalprosecutor with the U.S. Department of Justice focusing on fraud, cyber, and corporate crime alongside agencies including the SEC, FBI, and Treasury. She created the government’s first cryptocurrency task force and led investigations into the Mt. Gox hack and the corrupt agents on the Silk Road task force. She also prosecuted RICO murders, organized crime, public corruption, gangs, and money laundering, and held senior policy positions at headquarters in both the National Security Division and Attorney General’s office where her portfolio included antitrust, tax, and national security.

Prior to Coatue, Dan spent 20 years in leadership roles at both Amazon and Facebook. He has personally made more than 100 angel investments including Gusto, TripActions, OpenDoor, Flexport, Airtable and Figma.

Fred Ehrsam is co-founder of Coinbase. He's been named to both Forbes 30 Under 30 and TIME Magazine's 30 Under 30 Who Are Changing the World. Previously, he was a foreign exchange trader at Goldman Sachs in New York where he traded and managed Goldman’s electronic market making platform. Fred has also analyzed portfolios at BlackRock,the largest asset manager in the world and worked in nanostructures research. He holds a BS in Computer Science and Economics with honors and distinction from Duke University.

Dylan Field is the CEO / Co-founder of Figma, a design and prototyping platform for teams who build products together. With the support of the Thiel Fellowship, Dylan dropped out of Brown University to start Figma with his TA Evan Wallace (who became Figma’s CTO). They built Figma on the web in the hopes of tearing down the walls around thesiloed design process. Dylan champions open, accessible design and believes such tooling must evolve for a cloud-based, collaborative world.

Co-Founder, former CEO of Eventbrite (NYSE: EB). and online money transfer service, Xoom (IPO 2013, acquired by PayPal 2015 for $1.1B). Experienced Early-stage investor having invested in multiple unicorn companies such as Paypal, OpenSea and AirBnB, among others.

Previously an early employee and product manager at Coinbase building out internal tools including compliance, fraud, and finance systems. Prior to Coinbase, she was a portfolio risk analyst at AIG.

A tech founder, builder, and investor. He’s written a national bestselling book, Without Their Permission, and co-founded initialized capital and Reddit. In 2020, Alexis founded Seven Seven Six, a new software-enabled venture firm focused on people, culture, and community.

co-founder of Dove Metrics, the leading crypto fundraising data platform. previously led growth initiatives at a number of crypto projects including C.R.E.A.M., Index Coop, and Maple. first employee at CoinList and managed $100M+ of token launches.

Avichal Garg’s tour through tech began at Google, and he landed at Facebook in 2012 after the social-media giant bought Spool, his mobile bookmarking startup. At Facebook, he led product management for a 400-engineer team. His investing career involved a brief stint at Y Combinator, after which he struck out on his own to build Electric Capital, a firm that invests across fintech and crypto. He’s now among the beneficiaries of a wave of capital pouring into Web3 — a catchall term for crypto, blockchain, and metaverse companies — with two newly closed funds worth $1 billion.