Enterprise Blockchain

5 VCs and 32 funds investing in Enterprise Blockchain

VCs investing in Enterprise Blockchain

Lukas Etter

Co-CIO & General Partner

CV VC

Check: CV VC's published early-stage program invests up to $500,000 in qualifying pre-seed and seed companies with an MVP and initial traction. This is a firm program limit, not Lukas's personal allocation range; other vehicles and follow-ons may differ.

Lukas backs early frontier-technology companies building a decentralized and tokenized economy, with a current emphasis on traditional businesses moving onto blockchain rails and the convergence of blockchain with AI. He favors working products with measurable utility, economic or social impact, and operationally credible paths from early traction to institutional or global adoption.

Pre-SeedSeedAccelerator

Jehan Chu

Founder & Managing Partner

88%

Kenetic Capital

Check: No reliable public standard ticket or Jehan-specific approval range was found. Kenetic invests its family-office capital in direct blockchain companies, tokens and other crypto funds, and its published site emphasizes Series A/B equity; historical and interview evidence also shows seed, token and incubation activity. Ask directly rather than inferring a check from round size.

Jehan treats blockchain as the next internet and backs the data, infrastructure, enterprise, trading and financial systems that can anchor a natively digital economy. He underwrites the founders first—their experience, response to failure, differentiated expertise, team leadership, conviction and authenticity—then verifies backgrounds, technology maturity, utility, incentives, treasury discipline and a path from launch to sustained adoption.

SeedSeries ASeries B

Alexander Borodich

General Partner, AINative.Capital & UNLMTD.Capital

85%

Check: No public check range is stated. AINative says it invests at Seed and Series A in AI-native companies and is active; UNLMTD describes larger Seed–Series A checks but remains in formation. Confirm legal vehicle, close status, available capital, allocation and decision process before relying on either.

Alexander's current thesis is that hypergrowth can be assessed through a conjunction of visible structural factors: aligned macro/meso/micro trends, founder cognitive complexity, plan velocity, coherent co-founder dynamics and a supportive capital climate. AINative narrows this to companies substantially built and operated by AI agents. The methodology is unusually explicit but its performance statistics are self-reported and should be independently verified.

Pre-seedSeedSeries A

Matt Gorham

Partner

64%

Pantera Capital

Check: No person-specific check size is publicly disclosed. Pantera says its venture strategy typically invests Seed through Series B and leads or co-leads; commercial directory estimates were not used.

Public evidence supports a Pantera-wide, not Matt-specific, mandate: multi-stage blockchain venture and token exposure with follow-on capital for companies that demonstrate product-market fit. Matt's documented background is strongest in global macro trading, quantitative portfolio analysis, risk and firm operations; no personal sector manifesto was found.

SeedSeries ASeries B