Collider says it is "shaping the future of the decentralized internet" through a contrarian, strictly non-consensus approach. The firm is doubling down on crypto and Israel while backing builders in Israel and globally across core web3 categories.
Collider’s recent writing and portfolio point to enthusiasm for web3 infrastructure, DeFi, privacy, wallets, security/safety, bitcoin, prediction markets, and new execution layers. Recent examples include restaking/shared-security infrastructure, Farcaster-enabled prediction markets, and programmable block-building systems.
Collider’s recent published view rejects the old playbook of speculative "low-float, high-FDV" vaporware and weak-moat tokens. They argue against products built in a vacuum for retail gambling rather than real utility, revenue, distribution, institutional adoption, and durable defensibility.
Pitch a business with a real moat, clear usage, credible token value accrual if relevant, reasonable valuation, strong distribution, and evidence of risk management. Collider’s published advice to founders is to talk to distribution players early, understand their regulatory/control/security constraints, and build something incumbents cannot do themselves but can adopt inside existing workflows.
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Adam Benayoun is the founder of Collider Ventures and serves as a Founding Partner. He also sits on the board of the Israeli Blockchain & Web3 Companies Forum; previously he was 500 Startups’ Israeli partner, where he led 25+ pre-seed and seed investments, and earlier founded a venture studio plus Binpress, which was acquired in 2015.