double Jump.tokyo has announced an LP investment in Neoclassic Capital, a fund focused on Web3 and the Asian entertainment industry. Through its strategic partnership with Neoclassic Capital, double Jump.tokyo aims to build relationships with emerging Web3 startups from Asia and beyond, accelerating the global adoption of Web3 technology from Asia.
Since its founding in 2018, double Jump.tokyo has been at the forefront of blockchain game development, starting with the groundbreaking My Crypto Heroes. And the company has partnered with major gaming companies in the joint development of blockchain games, established a robust blockchain infrastructure, and fostered NFT projects with well-known IP. As a pioneer in Japan’s Web3 industry, double Jump.tokyo is poised to leverage its expertise to drive mass adoption of Web3 technology by reimagining games with blockchain at its core.
The funding was raised by US-based Neoclassic Capital, led by investors Steve Lee and Michael Bucella, who were previously associated with BlockTower Capital, in collaboration with Arriba Studio, one of double Jump.tokyo’s investors. It was done against. The aim of this partnership is to lay the foundation for the global growth of Asian Web3 startups and drive mass adoption of Web3 in the region.
The combination of double Jump.tokyo’s extensive experience in Asia, particularly Japan, and Neoclassic Capital’s extensive investor network and expertise in scaling businesses globally, makes this partnership ideal for accelerating the mass adoption of Web3. serves as a foundation.
Neoclassic Capital is a company specializing in Web3 and digital assets, supported by Marc Andreessen (co-founder of a16z) and Chris Dixon (general partner of a16z). The fund has a particular focus on investing in Asia and the entertainment sector. Steve Lee, co-founder of Neoclassic Capital, has extensive experience in asset management at Goldman Sachs in Tokyo and Singapore, and has been Investment Director and Head of Asia at BlockTower Capital since 2018.
