The overall adoption of blockchain technology based on users (i.e. number of blockchain wallet users worldwide is hitting a plateau. The web3 movement needs continued catalyst driven by web 2.0 establishments adopting web3 business models and value chains, and creating a steady continued growth of users on to Web3 platforms.
We are a fund. Starting small, with micro Web 2.0 investments (less than $50,000 per property). We establish a deal sheet, crowd raise a token against each piece of IP, acquire said IP, and convert that traditional web 2.0 property into a web3-enabled platform. Thus, based on our due diligence into the investment we predict increasing the asset value, and that increase in value is shared amongst all those that participate in the raise.
Below you will find some basic public data from management consultants (i.e. Deloitte) that create some baseline rationale for the decision to create this fund. Ultimately, we want to move from micro investments into larger ones, but our goal is to create a great community that trusts our due diligence, finds our investments interesting, and wants to financially benefit from their micro investments.
We are seeking Web 2.0 properties that share similar demographics and psychographics to that of known blockchain data, such as age group and gender. Our investments will predominately be focused on ages 25-40, skewed towards a male audience, this is not to say that we will not invest in female or non-gender type entities, but our initial investments are to be from stable participants that exist already in web3, not to convert new ones.
Our investments are focused on driving key benefits to the Web 2.0 property, bringing the real utility of web 3 to the ecosystem. Where we provide value is breaking through the barriers for most organizations, brands, creators, or individuals to get involved in web 3. Those barriers focused on: implementation, regulation, capabilities, and lack of a compelling application.
