List of the 350 largest Web3 Venture Capital Investors [2025]

List of 5 large web3 venture capital investors

In the following, we are highlighting five different interesting venture capital investors from our keyword crawler-based list that are covering web3 keywords on their websites.

1. Chapter One (USA)

Chapter One is a web3-focused venture capital investor. About themselves, they write: “We believe the best web3 companies will win on product and design. We strive to be the first check-in powerful stories we want to co-write alongside incredible founders.” This VC invests in companies like Dapper (Dapper Labs uses the power of play to deliver blockchain-based experiences and digital collectibles), Compound (a coin marketplace, where users can lend or borrow Ethereum-tokens at variable interest rates), and the Graph (The Graph is an indexing protocol for querying networks like Ethereum and IPFS.).  All these companies are working on blockchain solutions and are well-known.

2. Psalion (France)

Psalion is a French venture capital firm specialising in blockchain investments. The company offers institutional-level products tailored to private clients, family offices and professional investors. In the past 12 months, Psalion has made notable investments in the crypto sector. In October 2024, the company led a $2.7 million financing round for STIX, an OTC secondary market platform focused on digital assets. STIX aims to provide a seamless and compliant trading experience for institutional clients and ultra-high-net-worth individuals, facilitating OTC trading of illiquid tokens and assisting in direct equity sales of leading crypto unicorns. Psalion also secured a $50,000 funding round to enhance its blockchain venture capital fund, underscoring its commitment to disrupting traditional investment landscapes and bridging the gap between innovative blockchain technologies and savvy investment strategies.

3. Frst (France)

This web3 VC investor from Paris invests among others in companies like escape (“Find and fix vulnerabilities in your GraphQL applications — powered by Escape’s industry-leading GraphQL security intelligence”), Athenian (“Get end-to-end visibility into your software delivery pipeline, easily identify bottlenecks and improve the velocity and quality of your teams.”), and briq, an NFT building protocol.

4. Orange DAO (USA)

Orange DAO, founded by Y Combinator alumni, is a decentralized autonomous organization that invests in early-stage cryptocurrency startups. In late 2024, for instance, it participated in the seed funding round for Sekai, a project in the blockchain space, contributing to a $3 million raise alongside other investors. In the preceding month, it invested in BRKT, which secured $1.75 million in its seed round with multiple co-investors.Furthermore, the DAO provided backing to Hana Network, a Web3 project, in a $4 million funding round.A month earlier, it contributed to RISE Chain’s $3.2 million seed round, supporting its blockchain infrastructure development. In July, Orange DAO invested in Nubila Network, which raised $2.5 million to enhance decentralised infrastructure solutions.

5. Maven 11 (Netherlands)

Maven 11 is headquarteres in Amersterdam and invests in blockchain, artificial intelligence, and robotics. Examples for their portfolio companies are Bitfury, which Maven 11 placed an eraly investment in. Zenuity, a company at the forefront of developing advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving software and Stardust, which allows developers to easily integrate NFTs into their games.