Driving Web3 Innovation:
Taisu Ventures, a chain-agnostic web3 Venture Capital fund, is positioning itself as a key player in the global hackathon landscape. By co-hosting the web3 track with TreeHacks, the firm seeks to encourage hackers to push boundaries and delve into various aspects of web3 technology. The 36-hour hacking weekend promises a high-intensity experience with engaging workshops, enlightening panel discussions, and the presentation of coveted prizes to outstanding hacks.
About Taisu Ventures:
Taisu Ventures focuses on supporting entrepreneurs dedicated to shaping the future through blockchain technologies. The Venture Capital firm primarily invests in early-stage startups without allegiance to a specific blockchain. The team, comprising experts in business development, engineering, and finance within the web3 realm, is committed to nurturing portfolio companies by providing expertise across all business stages. Taisu Ventures endeavors to bridge global blockchain ecosystems by connecting entrepreneurs, engineers, investors, and industry leaders across Asia, the US, Europe, Africa, and the Middle East.
Upcoming Sponsorships and Collaborations:
In addition to the collaboration with TreeHacks, Taisu Ventures is actively participating in key events to further its mission. The firm is set to sponsor the Unchained Business Forum with UCLA Anderson on February 2nd in Los Angeles. Looking ahead, Taisu Ventures will co-host the Web3/AI Summit with TEAMZ in Tokyo on April 13-14, providing opportunities for engagement and collaboration. Interested individuals in the respective areas are encouraged to connect with the Taisu Ventures team.
TreeHacks:
TreeHacks, Stanford University’s flagship student-led hackathon, is gearing up for its 10th-anniversary edition, expecting to be the largest iteration to date. With over 1500 engineering students from around the world participating, TreeHacks offers a platform for participants to envision a better world and transform their ideas into reality within a compressed timeframe of 36 hours. Last year’s edition witnessed impressive statistics, with 1200 hackers, 110 mentors, 300 final projects submitted, and an average of 45 projects competing for each company prize. The event distributed a significant $165,000 in prizes, underscoring its significance in the hackathon landscape.
High Standards and Global Participation:
This year, TreeHacks experienced an overwhelming response, receiving over 10,000 applications. As a result, the standards for participation are expected to be exceptionally high, reflecting the growing interest and enthusiasm within the hackathon community.
In conclusion, Taisu Ventures’ collaboration with TreeHacks exemplifies its commitment to fostering innovation in the web3 space. As the firm actively engages in global partnerships and sponsorships, it positions itself as a catalyst for the development and growth of the blockchain ecosystem.