0xLabs launches $50 million crypto incubation fund, promoting a new investment model "Validate → Invest → TGE"
Web3 incubator and early-stage investment fund 0xLabs announced the official launch of a $50 million incubation fund, focusing on investing in early-stage crypto projects. The fund will prioritize supporting high-quality Web3 startups with product landing potential, clear listing schedules, and market-validated projects.
0xLabs stated that after summarizing past primary investment experiences in the crypto market, they found that most losses stemmed from projects that had not undergone PMF verification or lacked a clear TGE roadmap. To address this, 0xLabs introduced a new incubation investment model: "Verification → Investment → TGE." This involves comprehensive product design and incubation, clarifying market demand and product maturity, and only investing after forming a clear roadmap and TGE plan, ultimately assisting in project launch and long-term growth.
The 0xLabs team emphasized: "We no longer invest in 'stories,' only in verified, product-oriented projects with a clear TGE plan and direction.
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