VC Funds Starting with M

Movens Capital is a Warsaw-based venture capital firm that primarily invests in early-stage and growth companies across Poland and Central Eastern Europe (CEE). Established in 2018, the firm manages two main funds: Movens Venture Capital, which focuses on seed and Series A investments in high-growth technology companies, and Movens Growth Equity, aimed at providing equity capital to scale up digital and consumer-focused small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs). Their investment range typically spans from €2 million to €6 million. Movens Capital specializes in sectors like fintech, SaaS, deep tech, marketplaces, medtech, and e-commerce support. They have a strong track record of supporting startups such as Vue Storefront, Sky Engine AI, and Doctor.One. These investments demonstrate their focus on innovative solutions with global scalability, especially those looking to expand into the U.S. and European markets. The firm is led by partners Artur Banach, Michał Olszewski, and Łukasz Pawłowski, who bring decades of entrepreneurial and investment expertise. They are known for their hands-on support in scaling businesses, providing not only capital but also strategic guidance through initiatives like the Movens Academy and Movens Advisory. These programs offer crucial assistance in areas like pricing strategy, HR, and international expansion to help portfolio companies achieve sustainable growth.

Moving Capital, now known as Karman Ventures, is a venture capital firm founded by Uber alumni to support startups with innovative solutions. The firm has made notable investments across various sectors, including aerospace, artificial intelligence, retail technology, and green technology. Noteworthy investments by Karman Ventures include Whisper Aero, a company focusing on aerospace and green technology; Luca, which specializes in AI-driven retail technology; and Regent, which develops electric vehicles for marine transportation. Other significant investments are in companies like Gigs, focusing on mobile applications, and Kasa Living, a hospitality tech company. Karman Ventures is based in Austin, Texas, and has a strong network of co-investors, including prominent firms like Y Combinator, Menlo Ventures, and LaunchTN. Their investment strategy typically involves supporting companies from seed to growth stages, emphasizing scalable and transformative technologies.

Moxxie Ventures is a venture capital firm founded in 2019 by Katie Jacobs Stanton, a former Twitter executive and co-founder of the #ANGELS investment collective. The firm is based in Mountain View, California, with a secondary office in Boulder, Colorado. Moxxie Ventures focuses on early-stage investments, particularly in consumer, enterprise, fintech, healthtech, and climate sectors. Moxxie Ventures recently closed its second fund at $85 million, a significant increase from its inaugural $25 million fund. The firm typically writes checks ranging from $250,000 to $500,000 and aims to make 10 to 12 investments per year, reserving half of the fund for follow-on investments. Notable investors backing Moxxie Ventures include Bain Capital Ventures, Bloomberg Beta, Foundry Group, and individual investors such as Marc Andreessen, Susan Wojcicki, and Jerry Yang. The firm prides itself on bringing a combination of capital, operating experience, and a strong network to its portfolio companies. Stanton and her team leverage their extensive backgrounds in product, engineering, marketing, and business development to support founders in scaling their businesses. Moxxie Ventures is committed to partnering with founders who are passionate about making life and work better through innovative solutions. Some of their notable investments include companies like Elpha, Carta, and Clubhouse. The firm continues to build on its mission to support founders with not just funding but also strategic guidance and connections to a broad network of industry experts and leaders.

MPM Capital, founded in 1997, is a leading venture capital firm based in Boston and San Francisco, specializing in biotechnology and life sciences investments. The firm has a robust portfolio, having invested in over 150 companies, including notable names like 23andMe, ReNAgade Therapeutics, and Argenx. MPM Capital's focus is on transforming innovative scientific discoveries into breakthrough medicines, particularly in oncology and other high-need therapeutic areas​. MPM Capital recently raised $850 million for its second Oncology Impact Fund, marking it as one of the largest biotech impact investment funds globally. This fund emphasizes investments in companies developing novel cancer therapies, reflecting MPM's deep commitment to addressing significant medical challenges. The firm's team includes seasoned professionals with extensive experience in research, drug development, and corporate strategy. Key team members like Dr. Luke Evnin and Dr. Ansbert Gadicke bring invaluable expertise to the firm, guiding its strategic investments and supporting portfolio companies through various growth stages​ .

MrPink VC is a seed-stage venture capital firm founded in 2020 and headquartered in Punta del Este, Uruguay, designed from the outset to improve the founder experience for Spanish-speaking Latin American entrepreneurs. The firm is led by Founder and General Partner Hernan Haro and his team, affectionately known as Pinkers. MrPink's geographic focus is CAPUC — Colombia, Argentina, Peru, Uruguay, and Chile — intentionally bypassing Mexico and Brazil, which account for 75% of Latin American VC dollars, in favor of underserved markets. Coverage has expanded to Spain under the Human Connection Fund thesis, which frames MrPink's mission as supporting humanity's transition from the industrial age to an era where AI enhances connection, collaboration, and collective potential. The firm leads rounds. Seed check sizes range from $50,000 to $150,000 using founder-friendly instruments — convertible notes and SAFEs — typically at pre-money valuations under $5 million. Series A follow-on tickets are $200,000 to $500,000. Investment themes include AI, blockchain, education, food, future of work, financial services, and diversity. The Inception Fund has made 26 investments, with total portfolio at 27 companies. The most recent known investment was in Sin Intermediarios in January 2024. MrPink operates with a content and community flywheel that reinforces deal flow: the PinkTalks podcast, the Pinkletter newsletter, and events such as the Samaipata Annual Summit 2025, which brought together more than 150 LPs and founders. This founder-community approach gives MrPink a sourcing advantage in markets where trust and personal relationships are primary investment criteria.

MState Capital is a venture capital firm dedicated to early-stage investments in B2B SaaS companies. They focus on fostering technological advancements and supporting startups that aim to disrupt traditional business practices. Notable investments by MState Capital include companies such as HashiCorp, which went public in December 2021, and Affirm, which also completed its IPO in January 2021. Other significant investments include Monte Carlo, a data reliability platform, and Homebase, an all-in-one HR management tool for small businesses. MState Capital operates with a hands-on approach, providing strategic support and guidance to their portfolio companies. This includes assistance in building executive teams, refining business strategies, and facilitating connections with potential partners and customers. Their investment strategy emphasizes partnering with startups at the pre-seed and seed stages, and they often lead investment rounds, ensuring active involvement in the growth and development of their portfolio companies​. The firm is led by a team of experienced investors and entrepreneurs who bring a wealth of knowledge and industry insights to the table. Their commitment to long-term partnerships and founder alignment is a cornerstone of their investment philosophy, making them a valuable ally for startups looking to scale and succeed in competitive markets​.

mTerra Ventures is a Boston-based early-stage venture capital firm founded in 2007 with its principal office at 53 State Street. The firm's investment thesis focuses on catalyzing the development of a sustainable global economy by backing companies in environmental services, alternative energy, agriculture, and hardware. mTerra typically participates in fewer than two deals per year with check sizes in the $1 million to $5 million range, preferring to join rounds alongside co-investors such as Village Capital, VilCap Investments, and Elevate Ventures. Portfolio companies are predominantly US-based. Notable portfolio companies include Captura, a direct-air-carbon-capture and environmental-services company that raised a $21 million early-stage round associated with January 2024 activity; Natel Energy, an alternative energy equipment company; and Spensa Technologies, an agriculture-focused company that represents one of the fund's most successful exits. The firm's peak activity was in 2015, with a higher volume of exits recorded in 2018. MTerra Ventures appears largely dormant in recent years, with the public website showing a placeholder and very few new deals on record. The firm's focus on sustainability, clean energy, and ag-tech positioned it ahead of broader market interest in climate investing, though the limited scale and pace of deployment constrained the portfolio's overall breadth.

MTG Ventures is the dedicated venture capital fund of Modern Times Group MTG AB (Nasdaq Stockholm: MTG.B), a Swedish digital entertainment company headquartered in Stockholm. Since its operational scaling in 2020, MTG Ventures has committed approximately SEK 396 million (roughly USD 40 million) across more than 26 early-stage investments in gaming, esports, and interactive entertainment startups, primarily in the United States and Europe. The fund takes non-controlling minority stakes in high-potential companies, focusing on startup game developers, massively multiplayer online games, and the platforms and tooling that serve them. MTG originally launched the vehicle as a $30 million gaming investment fund and announced USD 11 million in gaming and esports investments in the first half of 2019 alone. Average check sizes run $500,000 to $3 million at seed and Series A. Portfolio companies include Blitz, an esports learning app for League of Legends, Overwatch, and CS:GO; Tonk Tonk Games based in Austin; BITKRAFT Esports Ventures; Runtime, a performance nutrition company for gamers; Sviper, a mobile games studio in Hamburg; and Phoenix Labs, the creator of AAA action RPG Dauntless. MTG's parent portfolio includes InnoGames, Hutch, Ninja Kiwi, Snowprint, and PlaySimple across its Midcore and Casual gaming districts, providing MTG Ventures' portfolio companies with commercial and operational relationships across the global games industry. At Capital Markets Day 2025, MTG announced continued gaming sector expansion synergies, particularly in mobile and midcore games, signaling that MTG Ventures remains an active strategic tool for the parent company's growth agenda.

Mu Ventures (stylized as mu ventures) is a New York-based pre-seed and seed-stage venture capital firm founded in 2022 by General Partner Gary Benerofe, a former Lehman Brothers investment banker with more than 20 years of investing experience. The firm's thesis is to reduce friction in how commerce transactions happen — to 'lower the mu' — investing in commerce infrastructure, vertical software and AI, marketplaces, and consumer brands and applications. The firm deliberately avoids deep tech and biotech. First checks run $200,000 to $500,000, with 25% of the fund reserved for follow-ons and a broader range of up to $5 million when opportunity warrants. Anchor LPs include the Managing Partner of L Catterton, the former Shopify CMO, the former Shutterstock CMO, a General Partner of Flex Capital, the CEO of Pipedream, and the founder of BrightRoll, which sold to Yahoo! for $640 million. As of November 2025 Mu has 17 active portfolio companies and invests before and alongside top-tier funds including Forerunner, Bessemer, Lightspeed, a16z, Accel, FirstMark, Redpoint, and Y Combinator. Named portfolio companies include Balance, Alloy Automation, TAIV (video commerce), Firmly (AI for real estate), RepRally (wholesale), Mayple (cross-border commerce), Buncha (neighborhood delivery), Nilus (cash management), Sunbound (senior-living payments), Ingest (restaurant data), ChatLabs ($3.2 million seed in December 2024), Kingpin ($3.5 million seed in November 2025), and Consio (invested January 2026). Mu Ventures' LP roster of commerce operators gives portfolio founders direct access to a network of customer, distribution, and co-investor relationships that are difficult to assemble through traditional institutional fund channels.

Mubadala Capital’s Ventures platform stands out as a leading global investor, blending the strengths of Mubadala Investment Company with the agility of a venture capital firm. Focused on technology and healthcare sectors, Mubadala has made over 75 investments, including notable startups like Chroma Medicine, Recursion Pharmaceuticals, and Exscientia. Their strategy revolves around partnering with visionary founders to build enduring companies, leveraging Mubadala’s extensive resources and global scale. Geographically, Mubadala Ventures operates with a significant presence in technology hubs such as San Francisco, London, and Abu Dhabi, ensuring deep integration into the global innovation ecosystem. They emphasize Series A+ investments in the U.S. and Series B+ in Europe, providing substantial capital and strategic support to their portfolio companies. Mubadala's investment strategy is marked by a focus on capital preservation and downside protection, ensuring sustainable growth and returns. The fund typically invests in founder-led companies, with average check sizes tailored to the needs of each growth stage. They are known for their disciplined approach to evaluating opportunities, benefiting from Mubadala's broad network and sovereign backing. The team at Mubadala Ventures includes industry veterans like Ibrahim Ajami, Head of Ventures, and Alaa Halawa, Co-Head of US Ventures. Their expertise spans various sectors and geographies, further strengthening Mubadala’s investment acumen. Startups looking to engage with Mubadala are advised to highlight their alignment with Mubadala’s strategic focus and demonstrate robust business models that can benefit from Mubadala’s vast resources and network.

Mucker Capital, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Los Angeles, is a venture capital firm that invests in seed and early-stage startups across the United States, Canada, and beyond. With additional offices in Austin and Toronto, Mucker Capital focuses on internet-enabled software and services, aiming to support startups outside the traditional Silicon Valley ecosystem. The firm believes that great companies can be built anywhere and provides tactical help, networking opportunities, and a bridge to Silicon Valley resources. Notable portfolio companies include Honey, acquired by PayPal; Surf Air, which went public on NASDAQ; and ServiceTitan, a business management software for home service providers. Mucker Capital has also backed companies like The Black Tux, ServiceTitan, and BloomNation. MuckerLab, their pre-seed accelerator, is highly regarded and ranked second in the U.S. by the Seed Accelerator Rankings Project based on valuations, exits, fundraising, survival, and founder satisfaction. Mucker Capital's approach includes rolling up their sleeves to work alongside entrepreneurs on product development, marketing, sales, recruiting, and other critical areas to help startups succeed. The firm has launched multiple funds, including Mucker III, a $45 million seed-stage fund, and continues to support the growth and scaling of innovative startups.

Multicoin Capital, founded in 2017 and based in Austin, Texas, is a venture capital firm specializing in cryptocurrencies, tokens, and blockchain companies. They manage a portfolio that includes both liquid crypto assets and private equity investments, supporting projects from the seed stage through multiple investment rounds across private and public markets. Notable investments in Multicoin's portfolio include Solana, a high-performance blockchain supporting builders around the world, and The Graph, a decentralized protocol for indexing and querying data from blockchains. Other significant investments are Helium, which aims to create a decentralized wireless network, and Audius, a decentralized music streaming protocol. Multicoin Capital is recognized for its thesis-driven approach, making long-term, high-conviction investments in category-defining companies and protocols. Their strategy focuses on projects that push the boundaries of computer science and technology, particularly those involving trust-minimized computation and infrastructure, as well as consumer and enterprise applications. The firm has achieved successful exits, including Bakkt Holdings through a reverse merger, and the acquisition of Staked. Their team, led by managing partners Kyle Samani and Tushar Jain, combines deep expertise in the crypto and blockchain sectors with a strong network of co-investors, including Coinbase Ventures and Solana Ventures. Multicoin Capital's recent investments include Mountain Protocol and Superfluid, emphasizing their continued commitment to supporting innovative financial services and software solutions in the crypto space.

Munich Re, founded in 1880, is one of the world's leading providers of reinsurance, primary insurance, and risk management solutions. Headquartered in Munich, Germany, the company operates globally, offering comprehensive risk assessment and financial protection across a wide range of sectors. Munich Re has consistently ranked at the top of the global reinsurance industry, thanks to its robust risk management practices, financial stability, and innovative approach to emerging risks. The company’s strategy, known as Ambition 2025, focuses on three core pillars: Scale, Shape, and Succeed. This strategy aims to enhance Munich Re's core business, develop new digital and innovative business models, and deliver added value to shareholders, clients, employees, and communities. The company is particularly focused on expanding its reinsurance operations, modernizing IT infrastructure, and pushing the boundaries of digital solutions, including cybersecurity and the Internet of Things (IoT). In terms of financial performance, Munich Re reported a consolidated result of €4.6 billion for 2023, with a solvency ratio of 267%, reflecting its financial strength and stability. The company is also committed to sustainability, setting ambitious goals to decarbonize its operations and investment portfolio, with the aim of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050. Munich Re’s global presence is supported by over 42,800 employees across more than 50 countries, making it a critical player in managing complex and extraordinary risks worldwide​.

MVP Munich Venture Partners is a Munich-based European venture capital firm founded in 2005 and one of Germany's largest cleantech venture capital specialists. The firm's tagline is 'Driving the eco-industrial revolution,' and it invests in entrepreneurs transforming entire value chains in the most CO2 emission-intensive sectors: energy, mobility, agriculture and food, and industrial technologies. MVP is the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft's preferred venture capital partner and has historically received support from the European Union's Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme. The firm leads rounds and typically deploys checks of $1 million to $10 million at Series A and B. The team is led by Founder and Partner Walter Grassl — an IT veteran, MIT scholar, and PhD in Informatics who previously sold Relayr, Proximetry, Communology, Right Hemisphere, and Visapix — alongside Founder and Venture Partner Rolf Nagel, Partner Martin Kroner, and Partner and CFO Michael Sailer. MVP's portfolio numbers approximately 20 companies with 10 acquisition exits. Notable portfolio companies include Sonnen (smart residential batteries, acquired by Shell), Relayr (industrial IoT, acquired by Teleperformance after raising a $23 million Series B with Munich Re Ventures and Kleiner Perkins), GreenCom Networks, electrochaea (power-to-gas), Fahrenheit (cooling technology), Prolupin (plant-based food), and LuxExcel (3D-printed lenses). With more than 15 years of continuous operation in European cleantech, MVP brings a patient capital model suited to the long development cycles of hardware, energy, and industrial ventures. The firm's Fraunhofer partnership and EU program participation give portfolio companies privileged access to applied research institutions and public co-investment programs, lowering commercial validation costs at critical early stages.

Muse Capital is an early-stage venture capital fund based in Los Angeles, California, focused on investing in consumer-facing startups. Founded in 2016, the firm aims to bridge the gap between Silicon Valley, the entertainment industry, and the corporate sector, providing strategic capital and partnership-based business development. Muse Capital has a diverse portfolio that includes companies like CoFertility, Beekeeper's Naturals, Cloud Paper, and Firefly, all of which are pushing boundaries in telehealth, education, motherhood, gaming, and underserved markets. The firm is led by Assia Grazioli-Venier and Rachel Springate, who leverage their extensive networks in the entertainment and corporate worlds to support their portfolio companies. Muse Capital typically invests in seed-stage rounds, providing both financial backing and strategic guidance to help startups grow and succeed. Muse Capital is particularly known for its active involvement in the companies it invests in, offering tactical insights and connections to key industry players. This hands-on approach has made Muse a valuable partner for entrepreneurs looking to disrupt and innovate within the consumer sector. For startups looking to engage with Muse Capital, demonstrating a clear vision for consumer impact and leveraging the firm’s entertainment and corporate connections can be crucial.

Musa Ventures is a cutting-edge platform dedicated to improving the funding readiness of startups and small to medium businesses (SMBs). They leverage advanced analytics, artificial intelligence, and machine learning to deliver comprehensive venture health assessments. This holistic approach goes beyond financial metrics, providing founders with detailed insights into their ventures' strengths and areas needing improvement. The platform offers intelligent venture health dashboards that give real-time feedback and actionable recommendations. These dashboards are designed to help founders understand strategic gaps and enhance their appeal to potential funders. By offering objective feedback and insights from experienced advisors, Musa Ventures aims to make the fundraising process more transparent and accessible. Musa Ventures also employs proprietary assessment tools developed from over 30 years of global experience and research into ventures and SMBs. These tools analyze data from more than 20,000 ventures and involve input from over 600 funding firms, ensuring a robust and reliable evaluation process. In addition to assessments, Musa Ventures uses algorithmic matching to connect funding-ready ventures with suitable funders or partners. This approach helps streamline the funding process, making it easier for businesses to secure the right type of funding from the right sources. Musa Ventures thus plays a pivotal role in fostering a symbiotic relationship between startups and financial backers, ultimately contributing to healthier and more successful business ventures.

Mustard Seed VC, founded in 2015 by Henry Wigan and Alex Pitt, is a London-based venture capital firm focusing on impact investments. They back innovative businesses that tackle significant social and environmental challenges. Their investment philosophy emphasizes the "lock-step" approach, where the business model inherently benefits society, aligning with their goal of sustainable capitalism. Mustard Seed VC's portfolio includes notable investments such as What3Words, a geocoding system that improves location accuracy, and Winnow Solutions, which uses technology to reduce food waste. The firm has had successful exits, including Lifecake, a family photo-sharing app acquired by Canon. They typically invest in seed and growth stages, with investment sizes ranging from £100,000 to £500,000, and have the capacity to follow on into Series A rounds. Mustard Seed is committed to long-term partnerships, offering extensive support to their portfolio companies. Mustard Seed's impact-driven approach has attracted support from significant backers like Big Society Capital, enhancing their ability to drive capital towards socially impactful ventures. Their guiding principles include fortitude, persistence, humility, and audacity, which they believe are essential for building transformative businesses​.

MVM Partners, founded in 1997, is a global venture capital firm focused on high-growth healthcare investments. With offices in Boston and London, MVM invests broadly across sectors including medical technology, pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, digital health, and other healthcare-related fields. Their portfolio includes notable companies such as SkyCell, which developed patented temperature-control technology for safely transporting vaccines and biotech drugs, and Ossio, which created OSSIOfiber Intelligent Bone Regeneration Technology—a novel orthopedic fixation material that integrates into native bone and avoids the need for permanent metal implants. MVM also invested in MDxHealth, a company specializing in molecular diagnostics for urologic cancers, which enhances personalized cancer diagnosis and treatment. MVM's investment strategy emphasizes significant minority stakes in innovative companies, providing both financial support and strategic guidance to help these companies grow and scale. Their approach involves close collaboration with management teams to drive business development and market expansion. MVM's recent investments include companies like eXmoor Pharma, which focuses on cell and gene therapy services, and Nalu Medical, which develops minimally invasive solutions for chronic pain management. These investments reflect MVM's commitment to supporting advancements in medical technology and improving patient outcomes globally.

MVP Ventures is a venture capital firm that focuses on early-stage investments in highly technical, deep-technology innovations. Their approach is centered on partnering with founders at the earliest stages, particularly in software and hardware solutions that address significant problems across large markets. MVP has built an impressive portfolio that includes cutting-edge companies such as Dataminr, which uses AI to detect real-time digital patterns, and Luminous Computing, which is revolutionizing AI computing with photonic chips. MVP is known for its data-driven, systematic approach to deal sourcing, helping them uncover top opportunities in deep-tech sectors. Their investment strategy is built around making significant early-stage investments in startups that show potential for disruption in industries such as AI, robotics, and advanced materials. Their portfolio spans multiple sectors, including healthcare, construction tech, fintech, and space tech, with companies like Gecko Robotics, Mighty Buildings, and Loft Orbital leading the way. With a deep commitment to working alongside founders, MVP Ventures takes an active role in helping startups scale, often leading investment rounds and providing hands-on support. The firm is driven by a vision to back ambitious innovators and help them build transformative companies that address global challenges. MVP Ventures also places a strong emphasis on building durable, defensible businesses that can withstand market shifts, ensuring long-term growth and success.

My Climate Journey Collective (MCJ Collective) is a venture capital firm dedicated to investing in innovative climate solutions. Founded to drive significant impact in combating climate change, MCJ Collective supports early-stage startups across a range of sectors including renewable energy, mobility, food systems, and sustainable infrastructure. MCJ Collective's portfolio includes notable companies such as BlocPower, which focuses on clean energy and smart city solutions, and Arcadia, a technology company democratizing access to clean energy. They have also invested in Enode, a developer of APIs for information services, and Hoxton Farms, a biotechnology company working on sustainable food solutions. The firm is known for its broad investment strategy, backing startups that aim to mitigate climate change and improve environmental sustainability. They have a strong focus on sectors like renewable energy, electrification, carbon management, and the built environment. MCJ Collective emphasizes the importance of technological innovation in addressing climate challenges, supporting companies that leverage AI, data centers, and other advanced technologies. The team at MCJ Collective includes experienced professionals with a deep understanding of climate issues and investment strategies, ensuring that they provide not only capital but also strategic guidance to their portfolio companies. For more detailed information, you can explore their portfolio and insights on their official.

Myelin VC is a venture capital firm founded in 2019 with operations across Madrid, Spain, Montevideo, Uruguay, and Buenos Aires, Argentina. The fund's name references the myelin sheath that accelerates neural signals, and its mission centers on backing startups whose ideas reshape how people think, collaborate, and solve problems at scale. Myelin is a $50 million fund that takes an industry-agnostic approach to early-stage technology, writing checks of $250,000 to $1 million from seed through Series A. The team is led by General Partners Matias Nisenson (blockchain gaming and DeFi background), Martin Varsavsky (telecom and fertility entrepreneur), Cesar Levene, and Non-Executive General Partner Alec Oxenford (founder of OLX), with Investment Partner Federico Jack also involved in deal execution. As of November 2024 Myelin had invested in 42 companies spanning healthtech, biotech, food and beverage, SaaS, fintech, AI, and web3. Notable portfolio companies include CookUnity, a rapidly scaling food-tech platform; Daye, a women's health company founded by Valentina Milanova; Aura Biosciences, founded by Elisabeth de Los Pinos (an exit); Buenbit, a fintech founded by Federico Ogue; Pipedream Labs ($13 million round in 2024 alongside Starship Ventures and Cortado Ventures); NUE Life Health (an exit); Nodal ($4 million seed extension, November 2024); Throne (gut-health AI, May 2025); and Midas Software (most recent investment, March 2026). Three companies have exited to date. Myelin's tri-city presence across Madrid, Montevideo, and Buenos Aires anchors it as a genuinely transatlantic fund, with the ability to source from Spain's growing startup ecosystem and Latin America's deep pool of technical and commercial talent simultaneously.

Mystic Ventures, founded in 2021 and based in Los Angeles, is a venture capital firm focused on the rapidly growing psychedelic medicine and mental health sector. The fund is committed to advancing research and developing innovative treatments using psychedelics to address conditions like depression, anxiety, PTSD, and other mental health issues. Mystic Ventures typically invests in pre-seed and seed-stage companies that are pioneering these therapies. Led by Jeremy Gardner and Brock Pierce, the firm takes a biotech-oriented approach, partnering with scientific research teams and pharmaceutical experts to bring cost-effective, holistic psychedelic solutions to the mainstream. With a rolling fund structure on AngelList, Mystic Ventures is uniquely positioned to offer flexible capital to startups, supporting their long-term growth in the burgeoning field of psychedelic therapeutics. The fund has backed companies like Psylo and Heading Health, among others. By investing in breakthrough treatments that go beyond traditional pharmaceutical approaches, Mystic Ventures aims to reshape how mental health treatments are developed and accessed, while offering investors exposure to this transformative market.