In a time when tech startups are fighting for attention and capital, one venture firm is doubling down on a specific corner of the digital economy — Bitcoin.
Ego Death Capital, a venture firm known for its deep focus on the Bitcoin ecosystem, has just closed a major funding round.
And they’ve done it in style, locking in $100 million for their second fund.
Targeting the Next Wave of Bitcoin Builders
This new fund isn’t just about throwing money around — there’s a strategy behind it.
Ego Death Capital plans to back software companies that are already showing traction, specifically those earning between $1 million and $3 million in revenue.
That’s the sweet spot where startups have moved past the idea stage but still need fuel to scale.
The main focus?
Series A rounds.
That means these companies are past their early trials and ready to grow.
However, the fund will also keep a small portion aside for very early-stage investments — think pre-seed and seed rounds — where high risk could mean high reward.
Betting Big on the Bitcoin Layer 3 Frontier
Ego Death Capital is known for supporting projects that push the boundaries of Bitcoin’s utility — particularly those working in the “Layer 3” space.
In simple terms, that’s the layer where developers build user-facing applications on top of Bitcoin’s foundational tech.
And the new fund is already in motion. It has backed three companies so far:
- Roxom – a project pushing new ideas in the Bitcoin space
- Relai – known for simplifying Bitcoin investment for regular users
- Breez – a lightning-fast wallet and payment solution built on Bitcoin
Meet the Team Behind the Mission
This isn’t your average group of venture capitalists.
The Ego Death Capital team is made up of some well-respected voices in the Bitcoin and financial world.
Leading the charge are:
- Jeff Booth – entrepreneur and author
- Andi Pitt – with a strong background in finance
- Nico Lechuga – a strategic mind in the crypto space
- Lyn Alden – widely followed macroeconomics expert
- Preston Pysh – known for his deep dives into Bitcoin investing
Together, they’re aiming to bridge financial systems with a Bitcoin-based future.
So, What Comes Next?
With $100 million in fresh capital and a crystal-clear mission, Ego Death Capital is positioning itself as a major player in the Bitcoin venture scene.
The focus now shifts to identifying the next big ideas and supporting founders who want to build long-term value on Bitcoin.
It’s more than just investment — it’s about shaping the next chapter of the Bitcoin economy.
