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Arche Capital to Back Early Stage Blockchain and AI Innovations in Financial Services


Seasoned blockchain founders have joined forces to launch Arche Capital Management LLC (“Arche Capital” or the “Firm”), a new investment manager focused on financing and guiding early-stage entrepreneurs, companies and infrastructure projects in the financial services sector. The Firm’s strategy and investment thesis is guided by deep experience in financial services infrastructure, blockchain, artificial intelligence (Al), and zero-knowledge (ZK) proof technology.

Spearheaded by co-founders and general partners Vanessa Grellet and William Wolf, Arche Capital leverages over 30 years of technical and commercial expertise in blockchain, AI, and financial services. The Firm is dedicated to investing in and nurturing early-stage entrepreneurs and long-term infrastructure projects. As a boutique firm, Arche Capital has the autonomy to invest in high-potential startups, becoming a part of their journey and co-leading towards their goals, rather than focusing on an early exit.

William Wolf, Managing Partner, Arche Capital. Credit: Arche Capital.

To achieve broader adoption, Arche Capital believes blockchain projects must address key challenges such as scalability, privacy, interoperability, security, and regulatory uncertainty. The Arche Capital team offers unique insights into how blockchain technology can transform financial services and provides support to Web3 founders. This assistance goes beyond just financial contributions and helps emerging companies navigate the evolving landscape effectively.

“We believe that now is the time to invest in core technologies and protocols that will fundamentally change the status quo, becoming the backbone of our global financial and economic infrastructure,” commented Arche Capital Managing Partner, Vanessa Grellet. “Arche Capital focuses on the earliest stages of this transformation.”

“Financial services companies are increasingly adopting blockchain protocols and infrastructure, due to the technology’s robust capabilities in payments, custody, trading and settlement. Additionally, it enables these companies to utilize their distribution channels to offer products and services based on permissionless protocols and networks.”

We understand that an early-stage founder’s needs go beyond just capital investment,” added Arche Capital’s Managing Partner, William Wolf. “Our combined expertise in blockchain, Al, and financial services uniquely positions us to identify and support the most promising entrepreneurs in this rapidly evolving space.”

Disclaimer:
This press release is not an offer to sell securities of any investment fund or a solicitation of offers to buy any such securities for any fund managed by Arche Capital. An investment in any strategy, including the strategies described herein, involves a high degree of risk. The description herein of the approach of Arche Capital and the targeted characteristics of its strategies is based on current expectations and should not be considered definitive or a guarantee that the approaches, strategies, and any potential investment portfolios will, in fact, possess these characteristics. These descriptions are based on information available as of the date of preparation of this document, and the description may change over time. Arche Capital makes no representation as to the accuracy or completeness of such information and any assertions or conclusions constitute the current judgment of Arche Capital and are subject to change without notice. It can be expected that some or all of such assumptions will not materialize or will vary significantly from actual results. There is no guarantee that Arche Capital will achieve its objectives. There is the possibility of loss, and all investment involves risk including the loss of principal.


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