LongHash Ventures describes itself on its own site as “a frontier tech venture firm investing at the convergence of AI, robotics, and digital assets, with partners across Singapore, the US, and China.” Its portfolio page filters holdings into three stated categories, AI, Digital Assets and Robotics, and labels each position by stage from Pre-Seed to Series C plus Strategic, with lead and co-lead roles marked. The firm operates a named accelerator alongside the fund: the LongHashX Accelerator, which the About page describes as “one of the world's leading Web3 accelerators with the strongest network in Asia” and which it states has “accelerated 130+ early-stage projects across 16 cohorts and helped them raise over $200m in funding.” Those are accelerator cohort figures and are separate from, and not additive to, the fund figures. LONGHASH VENTURES PTE. LTD. holds a Capital Markets Services Licence for Venture Capital Fund Management from the Monetary Authority of Singapore.
Not publicly disclosed (no AUM figure is published; fund sizes only - Fund I launched in 2021 at $15M, and Fund II was announced on 10 August 2022 as a $100M fund at a first close, with no amount disclosed and no final close found) AUM62/100 Power Score™2018 FoundedSingapore, Singapore
LONGHASH VENTURES PTE. LTD. incorporated in Singapore, UEN 201821626D, registered 26 June 2018 under SSIC 66305 Venture Capital Activities.
2018
LongHashX Accelerator begins; the firm's own Fund II press release states the accelerator's inception was 2018 and The Block reports the same.
2021
Fund I launched at $15 million, per The Block's 11 August 2022 report.
2022
Fund II announced on 10 August 2022 as a $100 million Web3 venture fund with a successful first close; named first-close investors include Hashkey Capital, NGC Ventures, Protocol Labs, Gnosis Safe, MEXC, Synthetix founders Kain and Jordan Warwick, Qiming VC founding partner Duane Kuang, and Astar founder Sota Watanabe.
2022
LongHashX Accelerator itself takes investment at an undisclosed valuation from Superscrypt, a Temasek-founded firm, and NGC, per the firm's own Fund II press release.
2023
LongHash Ventures co-leads Kakarot's seed round; the firm's own post of 6 November 2025 states “LongHash Ventures co-led Kakarot's seed round in 2023”.
2025
Portfolio company Kakarot is acquired by Zama; the firm publishes “The Proof is in the Phone: Why Zama Acquired Kakarot” on 6 November 2025.