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Rebase D. Ventures
Rebase D. Ventures explores the Web 3.0 world's frontier and spreads tech ideas by supporting outstanding developers, teams, and projects with ventures derived...
Rebase D. Ventures
Rebase D. Ventures explores the Web 3.0 world's frontier and spreads tech ideas by supporting outstanding developers, teams, and projects with ventures derived from the Rebase community. It is community driven, run as a DAO, works with developer partners, and pursues public ventures. Its philosophy emphasizes fostering Web 3.0, opensource only, technology first, and early-stage investing.
General information
Firm type
Venture Capital
Location
Region
Asia
Country
China
City
Road Town
Corporate office
Road Town, Shanghai, San Mateo, Washington, Moscow, Singapore, Scottsdale, Beijing, China
Principals
Frozen
Partner
Harry Liu
Partner
Shooter Liu
Partner
Bob
Partner
Gala Guo
Partner
Mr. Hammer
Partner
Mr. Anonymous
Partner
Dream
Partner
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Rebase D. Ventures?
A group of named and pseudonymous partners — including Frozen, Harry Liu, Shooter Liu, Bob, Gala Guo, Mr. Hammer, Mr. Anonymous, and Dream — guides investments. All are listed as co-founders of the Rebase community. The firm operates as a DAO, implying community-mediated governance rather than a single CIO or centralized investment committee.
How does the DAO structure influence deal sourcing?
Deal flow originates from within the Rebase developer community and is vetted through the DAO's governance processes. This turns the limited partner base into a sourcing network — a model distinct from top-down venture firms. The approach surfaces Web3 infrastructure projects from the same technical talent building the underlying protocols.
Does Rebase D. Ventures operate as a traditional venture firm?
No. It is a community-driven, DAO-structured vehicle rather than a traditional partnership. Capital is described as community-sourced, and partners are drawn from the developer contributor base. The firm has no single headquarters, with nodes in multiple cities, and uses pseudonymous partners — reflecting Web3-native organizational norms.
What types of companies does the portfolio target?
Early-stage Web3 infrastructure. Confirmed positions include privacy middleware (Portal Gate), decentralized storage scaling (EthStorage), identity and wallet tooling (JoyID), and protocol-level standards development (D3Serve Labs). The common thread is projects that upgrade core blockchain plumbing — storage, privacy, identity, and standards — rather than consumer-facing applications.
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