Giulia Ferrante · 3 months ago Goliath Ventures CEO Pleads Guilty: $400M Ponzi, Just 0.3% in Crypto Goliath Ventures CEO Christopher Delgado pleaded guilty to a $400M Ponzi scheme. The striking detail: just 0.3% of investor funds ever reached a real crypto… ScamsUnited StatesVenture Capital
Riccardo Curatolo · 4 years ago Reflective Ventures Reflective Venture Partners was a Seattle venture capital firm created in 2018 out of a partnership with RChain Cooperative, with the aim of investing more than 190 million dollars in blockchain startups. The RChain cooperative is now dissolved and the fund is no longer active. CompaniesVenture Capital
Riccardo Curatolo · 4 years ago Pantera Capital Pantera Capital is the oldest US investment firm dedicated exclusively to blockchain and digital assets: in 2013 it launched the first US crypto fund, with Bitcoin at 65 dollars. Today it manages around 5 billion dollars across venture capital, liquid tokens and hedge strategies. CompaniesVenture Capital
Riccardo Curatolo · 4 years ago Blockchain Capital Blockchain Capital, founded in 2013 by brothers Bart and Brad Stephens, is one of the oldest venture capital firms dedicated to blockchain, with roughly 2 billion dollars under management. Its early investments include Coinbase, Kraken and Ripple. CompaniesVenture Capital
Riccardo Curatolo · 4 years ago BlockVC BlockVC was a Chinese blockchain investment firm founded in 2016 by Kevin Hsu, very active between 2018 and 2020. Today it shows no recent public activity and its historic domain is up for sale: anyone encountering it cited as a "leading blockchain fund" is reading dated material. CompaniesVenture Capital
Riccardo Curatolo · 4 years ago Bloccelerate Bloccelerate VC is a Seattle venture capital fund specialising in blockchain and Web3 startups, led by founder Kate (Mitselmakher) Laurence. It is still active with its second fund of 20 million dollars, closed in 2022. CompaniesVenture Capital
Riccardo Curatolo · 4 years ago Andreessen Horowitz Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) is one of the world's largest venture capital firms and, through the a16z crypto arm led by Chris Dixon, the biggest institutional investor dedicated to Web3. In May 2026 it closed its fifth crypto fund at 2.2 billion dollars. CompaniesVenture Capital
