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  • Tether Evo
    Tether Evo

    Tether’s venture arm, named Tether Evo in Blackrock Neurotech’s April 29, 2024 announcement. This profile represents the investment arm/brand, not a separate co-investor alongside Tether in that transaction.

  • Ultratech
    Ultratech

    Signal profile (Ultratech Capital Partners) Ultratech Capital Partners cb

  • Volta Circle

    Signal profile (Volta Circle) Volta Circle

  • Vsquared
    Vsquared

    Signal profile (Vsquared Ventures) Vsquared Ventures cb Founded: 2020

  • ARCH Venture Partners
    ARCH Venture Partners

    Signal profile (ARCH Venture Partners) ARCH Venture Partners cb ARCH invests primarily in companies co-founded with leading scientists and entrepreneurs, concentrating on bringing to market innovations in life sciences. They enjoy special recognition as a leader in the successful commercialization of technologies developed at academic research institutions and national laboratories. ARCH has raised ten venturefunds totaling over $3 billion and has invested in the earliest venture capital rounds for more than 150 companies. ARCH investors include major corporations, pension funds, endowment funds, financial institutions, and private investors. SHOW MORE Founded: 1986

  • ARK

    Signal profile (ARK Investment Management LLC) ARK Investment Management LLC

  • B Capital
    B Capital

    B Capital is a global multi-stage venture investment firm founded in2015, supporting early-stage through later-growth companies in technology and AI, healthcare, energy and resilience. Its current brand/domain b.capital and older B Capital Group/bcapgroup.com refer to this retained manager. The primary May29,2026 SEC FormADV identifies B Capital Group Management, L.P., CRD287986 / exempt-reporting-adviser file802-110185; the April6,2026 own privacy policy independently identifies that same legal website operator. It is distinct from Boston Consulting Group, Bain Capital, BDC Capital and unrelated B Capital Fund namesakes. Its headquarters are in San Francisco, with a Singapore regional headquarters and other published offices across the Americas and Asia. The own directory publishes92 unique team members and two additionally scoped external BCG advisers, Rich Lesser and Vikas Taneja. All94 named affiliations are recorded with substantive primary biographies and genuine portraits. Howard Morgan is co-founder, chair and general partner; Eduardo Saverin and Raj Ganguly are co-founders and co-CEOs. BCG advisers are explicitly not B Capital partners or employees, do not provide investment advice or participate in fund decisions, and do not manage the firm. Karen Page’s own directory says Board Advisor while her linked biography describes General Partner and Board Partner; both primary scopes are retained. Three unrelated same-name people in semiconductor science, regulatory affairs and biotech legal work remain separate from the B Capital AI/finance professionals. Existing shared portraits, biography facts, external roles and personal investments are preserved. The current adviser filing discloses19 separately named Cayman private-fund vehicles across Ascent, global growth, China, healthcare, opportunities, resilience, Mesa and co-investment strategies. Portfolio gross asset values and the firm’s more-thanUSD12B AUM are not fundraising closes or new company cash. The original July19,2022 announcement rounded the AscentII close to250M; the issuer’s July6,2026 AscentIII release reports the predecessor’s completed254M commitments, so the latter qualified figure is recorded for the same AscentII vehicle, not another close. AscentIII’s actual final close was USD500M on July6,2026. OpportunitiesII closed750M on March19,2024. The January19,2023 GrowthIII series2.1B close includes related companion funds; no2.1B amount is assigned to one individual vehicle or repeated across companions. HealthcareI closed by March1,2023, but the over500M healthcare allocation combines that vehicle with GrowthIII and is not an isolated HealthcareI corpus. Other exact vehicle closing amounts/days remain qualified unless directly proven. The firm’s actual investments span AI infrastructure and applications, precision neuroscience and brain-computer interfaces, AI-enabled drug discovery, digital neurodegenerative care and advanced healthcare. Existing institutional financial records are preserved. Synapticure’s own November19,2024 release expressly names B Capital as lead of its25M SeriesA; its existing round18022/participation38018 is handled by the company owner with no duplicate new check. Exact legal subscribing fund and B Capital’s individual ticket are unpublished. Other sparse relevant portfolio profiles remain queued for identity and financing audits. The original founders’ February8,2018 primary announcement confirms the actual360M inaugural flagship fund finalclose. A founder’s August6,2020 article confirms the secondfundclosed at a rounded820M; the exact unrounded total and closingday remain explicitly qualified rather than inferred from secondary822M reporting.

  • Bezos Expeditions

    Signal profile (Bezos Expeditions) Bezos Expeditions cb

  • DFJ Growth
    DFJ Growth

    Signal profile (DFJ Growth) DFJ Growth cb

  • Dolby Family Ventures
    Dolby Family Ventures

    Dolby Family Ventures is a San Francisco-based, family-backed venture investment platform founded in2014 to support frontier science and engineering. Its current strategy spans precision neuroscience, life-sciences platforms, aerospace, digital deep technology and climate. It invests at pre-seed, seed and SeriesA and selectively follows companies into later stages. Neuroscience work spans neurodegeneration, psychiatry, neurotechnology, devices and diagnostics, while life-sciences platforms include computational biology and technologies for discovering, developing and delivering medicines. The official roster publishes nine investment and operations professionals plus seven external scientific advisory board members; these advisers provide scientific evaluation rather than acting as operating employees or personal investment counterparties. March20,2026 regulator filings distinguish Dolby Family Ventures LLC, CRD313994/SEC802-122066, from affiliated Dolby Family Capital Management LLC, CRD313971/SEC802-122061. Eight disclosed legal fund vehicles across the two advisers are individually qualified; regulatory assets, gross fund assets and the Dolby family philanthropy or wealth are not fund-closing capital. The platform expressly states it is unaffiliated with Dolby Laboratories and that company’s capital. Its public portfolio identifies investments with active, IPO and acquired statuses, which are source-qualified snapshots rather than evidence of an undisclosed new round, an individual buyer ticket or unchanged current ownership. Existing imported affiliations absent from its current directory are retained with current appointment unverified rather than treated as newly confirmed staff.

  • Duquesne Family Office
  • General Equity Holdings
  • Green Sands Equity

    Signal profile (Green Sands Equity) Green Sands Equity

  • IQT
    IQT

    U.S. nonprofit strategic technology investor legally known as In-Q-Tel, Inc., founded in 1999 to connect emerging commercial technologies with the needs of intelligence and defense agencies and their allies. It invests globally in companies working in AI, cybersecurity, biotechnology, space, microelectronics, energy and other technical fields. IQT supports technology transfer through development and licensing agreements or equity-only investments, receiving a small equity stake and board-observer status. Its published ranges are $500,000–$3 million for technology development agreements and $250,000–$500,000 for equity-only investments. It works with commercial investors and government partners to adapt products for mission needs. IQT is a 501(c)(3) organization, operating through offices in the U.S., UK, Australia and Singapore. Its disclosed neuroscience investments include Science Corporation and Synchron.

  • METIS Innovative
    METIS Innovative

    Physician-founded investment firm backing early-stage medical devices and neurotechnology for neurological illness. Its team combines practicing neurosurgeons and investment professionals and has invested in neuroscience technologies since 2017.

  • OpenAI
    OpenAI

    Signal profile (OpenAI) OpenAI

  • Protocol Labs

    Innovation network supporting computing research, venture formation and commercialization, with PL R&D funding invention and PL Capital investing in venture-scale ideas.

  • Qatar Investment Authority

    Signal profile (Qatar Investment Authority) Qatar Investment Authority cb

  • Steadview

    Signal profile (Steadview Capital) Steadview Capital

  • T.Rx Capital

    Signal profile (T.Rx Capital) T.Rx Capital

  • Thrive
    Thrive

    Signal profile (Thrive Capital) Thrive Capital cb Thrive Capital is a venture capital investment firm that focuses on building and investing in the internet, software, and technology-enabled companies. Since its founding, Thrive has raised from institutional investors, including Princeton University, Wellcome Trust, and Hall Capital. According to a profile in Forbes, Thrive was one of three firms(joining Sequoia Capital and Greylock Partners) to invest in Instagram's $50 million Series B round at a valuation of $500 million. Josh Kushner co-founded the firm with Mario Schlosser in 2012. SHOW MORE Founded: 2009

  • Valor

    Signal profile (Valor Equity Partners) Valor Equity Partners

  • Vy Capital

    Signal profile (Vy Capital) Vy Capital

  • Y Combinator
    Y Combinator

    Signal profile (Y Combinator) Y Combinator cb In 2005, Y Combinator (YC) developed a new model of startup funding. Twice a year the firm invests a small amount of money ($1420k + an $80k note) in a large number of startups (most recently 52). YC receives stock in the startup, from 210%; usually 6 or 7%. The startups move to Silicon Valley for 3 months, during which the firm works intensively with them to get the company into the best possible shape and refine their pitch to investors. Each cycle culminates in Demo Day, when the startups present to a large audience of investors. About halfway through each cycle the firm holds an event called Angel Day, at which each startup is paired with 2 angel investors, who will meet with them regularly in the weeks leading up to Demo Day. YC and the YC alumni network continue to help founders for the life of their company. Since 2005, YC has funded over 630 startups. SHOW MORE Founded: 2005

  • Kleiner Perkins
    Kleiner Perkins

    Kleiner Perkins is a US venture capital firm established in 1972 and formerly known as Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers. It invests in technology and healthcare companies from early financing through growth. Its published strategy includes AI, enterprise software, consumer products, financial technology, healthcare and hardtech, with current investments spanning AI infrastructure and applications, autonomy, security and the physical economy. Its public directory lists investment partners and principals, portfolio specialists and an advisory group; these categories do not imply that all listed advisors are employees. The firm announced its USD825 million KP21 and USD1.2 billion Select III funds in June 2024, followed by USD1 billion KP22 and USD2.5 billion across growth funds in March 2026. That growth aggregate is not assigned to a single vehicle without a verified split.