Collection: Venture Capital Funds
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Gain exposure to tokenized VC funds backing high-growth startups in AI, blockchain, fintech, and beyond. TauLayer democratizes early-stage innovation with regulated, liquid VC opportunities.
You can position TauLayer as:
- A disruptive bridge between retail capital and world-class VC exposure
- A compliance-first, token-native fund gateway
- A democratized layer for private growth capital markets
What Are Venture Capital (VC) Funds?
A Venture Capital Fund is a pooled investment vehicle that invests in early-stage startups and emerging companies with high growth potential. Unlike traditional private equity, VC focuses on innovation, disruption, and long-term scalability — often before companies are profitable.
VC funds take equity stakes in startups and aim to exit through:
- IPOs
- Mergers & acquisitions (M&A)
- Secondary sales
Structure of a VC Fund
| Role |
Function |
| Limited Partners (LPs) |
Provide capital (institutions, family offices, etc.) |
| General Partner (GP) |
Manages the fund and makes investment decisions |
| Fund Life Cycle |
Typically 10 years (investment + exit phase) |
VC Fund Lifecycle
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Fundraising Phase
GPs raise capital from LPs.
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Investment Phase (Years 1–4)
Capital deployed into startups via seed, Series A/B rounds.
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Support Phase
GPs help grow companies: board seats, strategic support, hiring.
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Exit Phase (Years 5–10)
Exit via IPO, acquisition, or secondary share sale.
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Return Distribution
Profits returned to LPs minus GP's “carry” (typically 20%).
VC Fund Investment Stages
| Stage |
Description |
Risk |
Return Potential |
| Pre-seed / Seed |
Product development, small teams |
Very High |
10x–100x |
| Series A/B |
Market entry, user growth, core hiring |
High |
5x–10x |
| Series C+ |
Scaling, revenue growth, preparing exit |
Moderate |
2x–5x |
Key Features of VC Funds
- Long lock-up period (typically 7–10 years)
- High-risk, high-reward profile
- Requires diversified portfolio to mitigate losses
- Access traditionally limited to institutions and UHNW individuals
Why Tokenize VC Funds?
Tokenization addresses long-standing limitations of VC:
| Traditional VC |
Tokenized VC via Solium |
| $250K–$1M+ minimums |
Fractional ownership |
| No liquidity |
Secondary trading possible |
| Limited access |
Global, KYC-compliant participation |
| Opaque performance |
On-chain tracking and governance |
| Long lock-ups |
Programmable exit windows or vesting |
Example Use Cases for TauLayer
TauLayer VC Access Token
✓ Fractional exposure to top-tier VC funds
✓ Diversified across 20+ startups in AI, DeFi, biotech
✓ Built-in compliance layer (KYC, jurisdictional access)
✓ USDC-denominated performance tracking and dashboards
Who Invests in VC Funds?
- Institutional investors (endowments, pension funds)
- Family offices and UHNWIs
- Corporate venture arms (e.g., Google Ventures)
- Sovereign wealth funds
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Tokenized VC platforms (e.g., TauLayer) — retail-accessible frontier
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