Everse Capital Launches $30 Million Fund For Web 3.0, Blockchain Gaming & Metaverse  

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As the excitement around Web 3.0 reaches new heights, Everse Capital is leaving no stone unturned to empower the new age of digital entrepreneurs. The latest is that Everse Capital has launched a fund of $30 million for the future of Web 3.0, Metaverse and blockchain gaming.

Everse Capital has established a strong portfolio through its contribution to the Web 3.0 space, investing in over 200 early-stage start-ups dedicated to various specialties, such as NFTs, play-to-earn gaming, GameFi, metaverses and more. But it’s not just the excellent portfolio of Everse Capital that makes it special, the way the team has gone out of its way to help potential entrepreneurs has been an incredible feat.

Aside from funding, the firm proactively nurtures early-stage companies from ideation to effective launch strategies, while providing their immense network base to fit various puzzle pieces together for a complete go-to-market success. This suite of services has produced tremendous value making it one of the prominent investment firms for Crypto.

Everse Capital has actively funded reputable projects such as Star Atlas, AlienWorlds, Coin98, Cryowar, Realy, Wilder World, Holoride, Star Sharks, DeHorizon, Bit Country and Chumbi Valley, among others. Additionally, the firm has helped its portfolio companies in accelerating community traction, garnering over 87 million impressions per month from its own in-house assets on various platforms such as Twitter and Telegram. If that’s not all, the firm’s network of ever-growing influencers and media partners provided a boost of 350 million impressions per month.

The Web 3.0 market is expected to grow to more than $1.5 trillion by the end of 2030 and Everse Capital will be there along the journey to strengthen its foothold as a premiere investment firm and to bring the future of Web3.0 to the present.

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