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We support the builders of critical Web3 infrastructure. We help design products, protocols, and tokens. We are technical and hands-on investors with roots in Europe.
Key people at very early Ventures.
very early Ventures has 4 tracked investments across 4 companies. The latest tracked deal is $7.0M Seed in Eureka Labs in March 2026.
| Date | Company | Round | Lead Investor(s) | Co-Investor(s) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mar 1, 2026 | Eureka Labs | $7.0M Seed | Spark Capital, Collider Ventures, Avishay Ovadia | Scott Keto, Atka, Masterkey, Node Capital, Reverie, Synergis Capital, Varrock Ventures |
| Oct 1, 2025 | Ryder | $3.0M Seed | TIM Draper | Asymmetric, Draper Associates, Anatoly Yakovenko, JOE Mccann, Borderless Capital, Semantic Ventures, SMAPE Capital |
| Feb 20, 2023 | Gateway.fm | $4.6M Seed | — | CMT Digital, Factor[e], Fantom Foundation, Folius Ventures, Metaweb Ventures, The LAO, TRGC, Unstoppable Domains Ventures |
| Dec 1, 2022 | Impossible Cloud | $8.0M Seed | HV Capital, Lasse Clausen | Cavalry Ventures, Khosla Ventures, Kleiner Perkins, Scott Sandell, Redalpine Venture Partners, Speedinvest, Christian Vollmann, Erik Bovee, Henry Kravis, Michael Lynton, Oliver Holle, Sven Fund, Brad Holden, TS Ventures |
Key people at very early Ventures.
very early Ventures is a venture capital firm focused on investing in critical Web3 and blockchain infrastructure, targeting foundational pillars such as decentralized infrastructure, real-world impact, and public markets opportunities within the Web3 ecosystem[1][2][3][4]. Their investment philosophy centers on partnering with top-tier founders and leading Web3 funds (e.g., a16z, Dragonfly, 1kx), providing not only capital but also deep technical expertise in product design, tokenomics, and data science to add significant value beyond funding[1]. This approach positions very early Ventures as a key enabler in the development of next-generation internet technologies, supporting startups that aim to reshape industries through decentralized technologies.
Founded recently with roots in Europe, very early Ventures was established by a team combining technical mastery and practical Web3 experience, aiming to capture emerging opportunities in blockchain infrastructure and decentralized systems[1][4][6]. The founding partners bring a blend of vision and hands-on expertise, which has allowed the firm to quickly build a portfolio aligned with the most respected Web3 funds, signaling strong early traction and validation from the ecosystem[1]. This collaborative and technically grounded foundation differentiates very early Ventures as a specialized fund in the evolving blockchain investment landscape.
very early Ventures is riding the wave of the Web3 revolution, which emphasizes decentralization, blockchain infrastructure, and real-world applications of distributed technologies[1]. The timing is critical as the industry moves from speculative phases to building sustainable, scalable infrastructure that can support mass adoption. Market forces such as increasing institutional interest in blockchain, advancements in decentralized finance (DeFi), and the rise of tokenized public markets create a fertile environment for very early Ventures’ focus areas. By backing foundational infrastructure projects, the firm influences the broader ecosystem by enabling the next generation of decentralized applications and protocols that could redefine digital interaction and economic models[1].
Looking ahead, very early Ventures is well-positioned to capitalize on the maturation of Web3 technologies and the growing demand for decentralized infrastructure solutions. Trends such as interoperability between blockchains, regulatory clarity, and integration of blockchain with real-world assets will likely shape their investment trajectory. The firm’s influence is expected to grow as it continues to support technically sophisticated founders and collaborates with leading funds, potentially becoming a cornerstone investor in the blockchain infrastructure space. Their vision of a future where decentralized infrastructure and real-world impact converge suggests a long-term commitment to shaping the foundational layers of the digital economy[1].