The venture fund has already invested in Bitcoin-focused exchanges, savings platforms and payment solutions.
Venture capital firm Ego Death Capital has raised $100 million from family offices and other investors to support early-stage Bitcoin (BTC) companies, highlighting the growing institutional appetite for digital asset-focused ventures.
The fund aims to back Series A rounds for companies generating between $1 million and $3 million in annual revenue, founding partner Nico Leshuga told Axios in an exclusive interview.
Leshuga said he sees “Bitcoin as the only decentralized and secure base to be able to build on.”
