Woodstock Fund

Woodstock Fund is a Web 3.0-focused venture capital firm investing in early and growth-stage startups. The firm specializes in sectors such as distributed ledger technology, gaming, decentralized finance, NFTs, tokenization, and Web 3.0 protocols and infrastructure. Inspired by the transformative events of the 1969 Woodstock festival and the creation of Bitcoin in 2009, Woodstock Fund aims to support the paradigm shifts occurring across technological, economic, social, and ecological dimensions. The team brings a diverse range of experiences from startups to traditional finance and technology, actively engaging and collaborating with investee companies to build scalable, future-focused businesses that thrive in their respective ecosystems. Woodstock Fund's investment strategy emphasizes the convergence, financialization, and virtualization of technological, economic, social, and ecological paradigms, aiming to catalyze transformative change and create lasting value in the digital economy. The firm has invested in companies such as Router Protocol, Camp Network, Kasu, JediSwap, Transak, Nabu, Campaign, Wallchain, Midnight, and Liminal, reflecting its commitment to fostering innovation in the Web 3.0 space. By leveraging deep industry insights and a commitment to fostering groundbreaking ideas, Woodstock Fund aims to catalyze transformative change and create lasting value in the digital economy.