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Reverie
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Reverie
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General information
Firm type
Private Equity
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Brooklyn
Corporate office
Brooklyn, NY, United States
Principals
Larry Sukernik
Co-Founder
Derek Hsue
Co-Founder
Adyant Dagur
Analyst
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Reverie?
Co-founders Larry Sukernik and Derek Hsue run the firm and make investment decisions. They are the only two investment principals listed publicly and both maintain active roles in engineering and protocol-level work. Analyst Adyant Dagur supports the team.
How does Reverie source proprietary deal flow?
Reverie derives its deal flow from its technical reputation within the crypto developer community. The principals code and ship alongside the projects they back, which gives them early visibility into protocols that other generalist funds may miss. Its portfolio of more than 20 seed-stage investments spans infrastructure, security, and decentralized applications.
Is Reverie structured as a single family office or does it operate more like a venture firm?
Reverie is structured as a private equity firm, functionally a venture firm specialized in early-stage crypto investments. It is not a family office and does not disclose outside limited partners. The capital base is opaque, which leaves open the possibility that the principals are deploying their own capital alongside select co-investors.
Does Reverie participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
All confirmed positions are direct deals into early-stage protocols and companies — there is no evidence that Reverie makes fund commitments. Its portfolio page lists more than 20 named operating entities and protocols, without mention of GP commitments or fund-of-funds activity.
What investment stages does Reverie typically target?
Reverie targets early stage, concentrating on seed rounds. The firm does not publicly disclose later-stage or growth-equity positions. Its entire disclosed portfolio aligns with the pre-launch-to-seed stage of protocol and company development.
Which sectors does Reverie explicitly avoid?
Reverie does not publish an exclusion list. Observed portfolio activity is concentrated entirely in blockchain infrastructure, developer tooling, and Web3-native applications. Traditional fintech, enterprise SaaS outside of crypto, and consumer technology are absent from its disclosed positions.
Where does Reverie's underlying capital come from?
The origin of the firm's capital is not publicly disclosed. No regulatory filings or public reports identify outside limited partners, which means the capital base could include principal capital, a closed network of crypto-native individuals, or a combination of the two.
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