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mimLabs
mimLabs lists four co-founders: Maximiliano Carjuzaa, Alejandro Bokser, Manuel Ferrari, and Martín Mulone.
mimLabs
mimLabs lists four co-founders: Maximiliano Carjuzaa, Alejandro Bokser, Manuel Ferrari, and Martín Mulone. Its public materials commit to a decentralized, censorship-resistant financial system. The entity organizes itself as an incubator for protocol projects, not as a traditional fund with a stated AUM. No founding year or headquarters city appears on its pages. The firm's project portfolio concentrates on blockchain-based financial tools. Its website flags three initiatives: Money On Chain, which suggests a tokenized asset backed by Bitcoin; RIF on Chain, pointing to smart-contract capabilities on the Rootstock network; and Flipmoney, whose name implies consumer-facing asset movement or remittances. All three sit in the crypto-fintech intersection. The site offers no detail on investment structures, stage preferences, or external LP relationships. Scale metrics are absent. mimLabs does not disclose a headcount, an AUM figure, a cumulative deployment number, or a geographic footprint beyond what its project names imply. The firm lists no additional offices. No recent operational events appear in its own published record. The studio structure constitutes the core differentiator. Rather than raising committed capital from LPs and allocating to portfolio companies, the founders build and launch protocol-level projects. Money On Chain, RIF on Chain, and Flipmoney each address a different layer of the crypto stack — synthetic assets, programmable Bitcoin layers, and on-chain payments. That architecture makes the portfolio economic return a function of protocol adoption and token economics rather than equity in operating businesses.
General information
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AUM
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Principals
Maximiliano Carjuzaa
Founder
Alejandro Bokser
Founder
Manuel Ferrari
Founder
Martín Mulone
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Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at mimLabs?
mimLabs does not disclose a formal investment committee structure. Its website lists four co-founders — Maximiliano Carjuzaa, Alejandro Bokser, Manuel Ferrari, and Martín Mulone — with no specified hierarchy. The firm appears to operate as a flat project studio where founder decisions guide the incubation of new protocol-level initiatives.
Is mimLabs structured as a single family office or does it operate more like a venture firm?
Neither structure fully applies. mimLabs presents as a project studio or incubation organization that builds decentralized financial protocols directly rather than pooling capital for external venture allocations. Its website lists no AUM, no fund vehicles, and no LP disclosures, making it incompatible with traditional fund or family office classifications.
Does mimLabs participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The firm's public materials mention only direct project incubation. It lists Money On Chain, RIF on Chain, and Flipmoney as its initiatives — all appear to be protocol builds rather than third-party fund commitments or equity investments in outside startups.
Which sectors does mimLabs explicitly avoid?
mimLabs does not publish exclusion lists. Its project focus appears constrained to blockchain infrastructure and decentralized finance tooling. No evidence suggests involvement in real estate, natural resources, traditional private equity, or non-crypto venture capital.
How does mimLabs source proprietary deal flow?
Deal flow at mimLabs does not follow a GP-to-founder sourcing model. The co-founders originate and build projects internally rather than sourcing external investment opportunities. No channel partnerships, advisor networks, or institutional co-investor arrangements are disclosed.
Does mimLabs maintain philanthropic structures, and how are they separated?
No philanthropic entities or donor-advised structures appear in the firm's published materials. The organization's web presence discusses only its protocol projects and founders, with no mention of grant-making or charitable vehicles.
What is mimLabs' known posture on co-investments alongside external GPs?
mimLabs provides no information on co-investment policies. Given its studio model, co-investment relationships with external general partners do not appear to be a feature of its current operating approach.
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