Deeptech Ventures

What is Deeptech Ventures?

DeepTech Ventures, founded in Switzerland, functions as a venture capital firm specializing in Seed stage investments. They are known for their hands-on approach in supporting Web3 visionaries, protocols, and networks throughout the entire technology stack.

DeepTech Ventures is driven by a desire to work toward a future where users can reclaim ownership and control over their internet data. Since its inception in 2017, DeepTech Ventures has focused on the cutting edge of realising this vision of a user-centric internet. Their investment portfolio comprises a mix of equity, tokens, SAFE, and SAFT investments, with an emphasis on strengthening the Web3 technology stack as well as backing applications that create new markets or disrupt existing business models.

They actively participate in governance voting, providing liquidity, operating keeper functions, and securing networks by operating their own nodes. The core team, with backgrounds in economics, finance, and software development, understands the potential of Web3 and invests where they believe the future of the internet is headed. The team includes Alexander Christen as a founder with experience in fintech, Daniel Curiger as a managing partner with expertise in behavioral economics and emerging technologies, and Florian Bitterli as a Crypto Research Analyst bridging DeFi and Fintech.

The advisory board comprises experienced tech investors and entrepreneurs like Francisco Fernandez, Fleur Heyns, and Lex Fenwick, providing valuable insight and guidance. DeepTech Ventures takes pride in their investment portfolio, which includes companies that have showcased the potential of their vision for the internet.

Not only do they fund promising startups, but they also share insights and developments in the crypto space through their blog, where topics such as crypto regulation, decentralized storage protocols, and NFTs are discussed. With headquarters in Switzerland, they maintain a global outlook and strive to make an impact on the future of tech-oriented finance.