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Crypto Knowledge: Strong understanding of crypto payment systems, including experience working with ... such as Payments, VC, PE, Fintech, and Defi * Language: Is fluent in any of the following ...

Crypto Knowledge: Strong understanding of crypto payment systems, including experience working with ... such as Payments, VC, PE, Fintech, and Defi * Language: Is fluent in any of the following ...

Cycles is backed by Blockchange Ventures, Coinbase Ventures, CMCC Global, Maven11, Compound VC ... About Cycles Prime Cycles Prime is a clearing solution for crypto trading firms that preserves ...

Cycles is backed by Blockchange Ventures, Coinbase Ventures, CMCC Global, Maven11, Compound VC ... About Cycles Prime Cycles Prime is a clearing solution for crypto trading firms that preserves ...

... VC-backed peer-to-peer trading platform for real-world events, scaling roughly 10x year over year. This company sits at a genuine intersection of crypto, regulated financial services, media, and ...

NYC (onsite only - not remote) Alliance is the leading accelerator for crypto & AI founders. Since ... Founder or early team member of a VC-backed startup that raised millions in funding. * SWE at Meta ...

NYC (onsite only not remote) Alliance is the leading accelerator for crypto & AI founders. Since ... Founder or early team member of a VC-backed startup that raised millions in funding. * SWE at Meta ...

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How much do crypto vc jobs pay per hour?

As of Sep 6, 2026, the average hourly pay for crypto vc in the United States is $18.35, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $15.87 and $20.19 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is a crypto VC?

A Crypto VC (Venture Capital) job involves investing in early-stage blockchain and cryptocurrency startups, conducting due diligence, assessing market trends, and supporting portfolio projects. Professionals in this role analyze tokenomics, evaluate founding teams, and identify promising innovations in decentralized finance (DeFi), NFTs, and Web3. They may also help portfolio companies with fundraising, strategy, and networking. Crypto VCs work in fast-paced environments, requiring a deep understanding of both traditional venture capital principles and the unique dynamics of the crypto industry.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a crypto VC?

To thrive as a Crypto VC, you need a deep understanding of blockchain technology, financial analysis, investment strategy, and due diligence, often backed by experience in venture capital, finance, or technology fields. Familiarity with technical tools such as on-chain analytics platforms, portfolio management systems, and relevant certifications like CFA or blockchain-focused credentials is valuable. Exceptional relationship-building, negotiation, and strategic thinking skills set outstanding Crypto VCs apart. These competencies are critical for identifying promising startups, mitigating risks, and building a strong investment portfolio in the rapidly changing crypto space.

What are the typical challenges faced by a crypto VC in the investment process?

As a Crypto VC, one of the main challenges is evaluating early-stage projects in an emerging industry with evolving technologies and uncertain regulations. Due diligence often involves assessing new tokenomics models, auditing smart contracts, and understanding complex technical architectures, which can be time-consuming and require specialized expertise. Additionally, market volatility and rapidly shifting trends demand constant market research and adaptability. Success in this role involves combining robust analytical methods with a strong network within the crypto and startup communities to make well-informed investment decisions.

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Infographic showing various Crypto Vc job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 94% Full Time, 4% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 82% Physical, 3% Hybrid, and 15% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $38,160 per year, or $18.3 per hour.

Fundraising Partner (San Francisco)

DeepCubation

San Francisco, CA • On-site

Full-time

Posted 18 days ago


Job description

Location: Bay Area, CA (Palo Alto / San Francisco) — onsite or hybrid

Type: Full-time

About Us

DeepCubation is a Web3 venture studio that has incubated and invested in category-defining crypto ventures since 2014, combining first-principles strategy with creative system design to build enduring, tokenized ecosystems. Our portfolio spans Web3 infrastructure, consumer, and fintech projects,built and operated in-house rather than allocated to from the outside.

Our founding team brings together operators and investors from Qilin Investment Management, Cohen Capital Markets, Invesco, and Morgan Stanley Private Equity Asia — with a shared thesis that a significant share of the next decade's value creation will happen on-chain, led by household brands and institutions moving into blockchain and tokenization. We're now building out the function that will bring that thesis directly to Silicon Valley's investor community.

The Role

The Head of Capital Formation will lead fundraising efforts for DeepCubation's portfolio companies, representing them directly to the Silicon Valley venture ecosystem. This is a company-side, operator-facing role: you are the one building the investor pipeline, running point on diligence, and negotiating term sheets on our companies' behalf — not advising from the outside, and not allocating capital into a portfolio of your own.

You will work closely with our founding team to translate company strategy and traction into an investor-ready narrative, and carry that narrative through to a closed round.

Key Responsibilities
  • Own the end-to-end capital raise process for DeepCubation portfolio companies — targeting, outreach, investor meetings, due diligence response, and term sheet negotiation
  • Build and prioritize a pipeline of prospective early-stage investors, with an emphasis on Silicon Valley VC funds, family offices, and strategic/corporate investors
  • Lead front-end negotiation through to signed term sheets
Investor & Ecosystem Relationships
  • Build and maintain a network of warm relationships across the Silicon Valley investor and startup ecosystem
  • Represent portfolio companies at relevant investor events, conferences, and founder circles
  • Develop introduction pipelines connecting portfolio companies to relevant investors, corporate partners, and strategic accounts
Strategic Positioning
  • Partner with leadership to shape fundraising narrative, positioning, and materials for each portfolio company
  • Track market intelligence on comparable raises, valuation benchmarks, and investor sentiment to inform round strategy
About the Ideal Candidate

We expect the strongest candidates to come from a corporate venture, strategic investment, or venture partnership background at a major global fund or corporate VC arm — someone who has spent years building investor and CXO relationships in Silicon Valley, sourcing and evaluating deals, and connecting portfolio companies to capital and enterprise partners across a cross-border network (US, Asia, and beyond).

The transition we're looking for is straightforward: someone who has spent their career on the relationship-building and network side of venture — and is now ready to point that same network and skill set at raising capital for a single company, rather than evaluating capital allocation across many.

This background matters because it means the person already has:

  • A live, credible network of Silicon Valley investors and corporate partners — not one they need to build from scratch
  • Experience translating a company's traction and strategy into an investment thesis a sophisticated investor will act on
  • A track record of closing warm introductions into real outcomes (capital, partnerships, or revenue)
Requirements
  • Established, active network across the Silicon Valley early-stage venture ecosystem
  • Based in or immediately able to relocate to the Bay Area
  • Track record of building investor or partner introduction pipelines that convert into closed outcomes
  • Comfortable owning a mandate independently, with direct exposure to the founding team
Why Join DeepCubation

You'll join a founding team with direct experience seeding and scaling category-defining crypto ventures (including early involvement in Vechain), running billion-dollar M&A and capital markets processes, and institutionalizing digital assets for traditional finance. This is an opportunity to own a capital formation function from the ground up — building the process, the network, and the track record alongside a team that has already done it once.

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