Key Takeaways
- • OpenWorld Crypto Fund, a US-based corporate fund profile on CryptoRank, lists one investment to date: Blocksight, with a recent funding round reported on October 19.
- • The fund's average round size is listed as under $1 million, and its funding location is the United States.
- • The fund's stated focus areas are AI Agents, APIs, Artificial Intelligence, and real-world asset (RWA) tokenization, each weighted equally at 25%.
- • The profile describes OpenWorld as a Nasdaq-listed company developing infrastructure for real-world asset tokenization.
Summary
CryptoRank's profile page for OpenWorld Crypto Fund identifies the entity as a corporation based in the United States with one recorded investment. The page lists Blocksight as its top and only investment, with a funding round dated October 19, approximately 13 days before the page was captured. The profile does not disclose the round size, valuation, or co-investors for that round.
According to the profile, OpenWorld is a Nasdaq-listed company developing infrastructure for real-world asset tokenization. The fund's average round size is shown as less than $1 million, and its focus areas are split evenly across AI Agents, APIs, artificial intelligence, and RWA, each at 25%. The profile also shows a Moni Score of 365, rated Level 2, which Moni Discover describes as a measure of the account's popularity within the crypto community rather than an assessment of investment performance.
The page lists several trending funds as reference points, including YZi Labs (formerly Binance Labs), a16z Frontier, Founders Fund, Coinbase Ventures, Multicoin Capital, and Pantera Capital, but the source does not state any relationship between OpenWorld and these firms. The page does not report retail ROI, assets under management, or fund performance figures.
According to the profile, OpenWorld is a Nasdaq-listed company developing infrastructure for real-world asset tokenization. The fund's average round size is shown as less than $1 million, and its focus areas are split evenly across AI Agents, APIs, artificial intelligence, and RWA, each at 25%. The profile also shows a Moni Score of 365, rated Level 2, which Moni Discover describes as a measure of the account's popularity within the crypto community rather than an assessment of investment performance.
The page lists several trending funds as reference points, including YZi Labs (formerly Binance Labs), a16z Frontier, Founders Fund, Coinbase Ventures, Multicoin Capital, and Pantera Capital, but the source does not state any relationship between OpenWorld and these firms. The page does not report retail ROI, assets under management, or fund performance figures.
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