What is Valar Ventures?
Valar Ventures is a Venture Capital investor tracked by Qoory, with 8 linked investments in the current entity graph. Use this page to scan its portfolio, partners, and related news before deciding whether it deserves a spot on your watchlist.
- Investor fact
- Venture Capital
- Investor fact
- Based in United States
Valar Ventures is a venture capital fund based in the United States, founded by Andrew McCormack, James Fitzgerald, and Peter Thiel. The firm seeks out exceptionally talented teams and invests globally in high-margin, fast-growing financial technology companies that have huge market opportunities, such as Xero, Wise (formerly TransferWise), N, Bitpanda, Qonto, Stash, Taxfix, and Neo.
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Arsenal’s pursuit of Aston Villa’s Konsa puts spotlight on Premier League crypto partnerships
Unified liquidity is where tokenization becomes truly powerful. Different issuers. Multiple blockchains. One market. One trading experience. https://x.com/okx/status/2077687209428242658
Bayern Munich’s Bitpanda partnership highlights crypto’s deepening grip on elite football as Olise transfer saga looms
Phase one of crypto neobanks included Outlet Finance, Donut, Linus and a few others. The yield came from a mix of defi lending, centralized crypto lenders, token incentives and subsidized protocols like Anchor on Terra. Terra did not directly power all of them, but its collapse exposed how fragil
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Diving in the middle of the pitch under no pressure when on a yellow card is insane behaviour, you can only blame yourself for that 😭
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Jude Bellingham’s yellow card situation highlights why sports betting markets are watching the 2026 World Cup closer than ever
World Cup Breakfast: England star gatecrashes Morgan Rogers' media session with cheeky question, the players walking FIFA's yellow card tightrope - and what to look out for as the quarter-final stage kicks off today https://trib.al/iHiajeP
All the self-proclaimed FIFA experts on Twitter are crying about the referee giving or not giving yellow cards against Argentina. Meanwhile, this challenge didn't get a yellow card, and nobody said a word about it. I was actually surprised the referee didn't show a single yellow card until the 92nd