armyn.capitalCrawled Sep 25, 2026
Armyn Capital is a multi-stage, multi-strategy venture firm.
Valence launches a wealth management firm built around a client-centered operating model and proprietary AI-native technology. Founder and CEO Dan Petrozzo, a former Goldman Sachs partner, says the company aims to replace rather than simply improve the existing model; its backers include FinTech Collective, Millennium Technology Value Partners, Treasury, Gilgamesh Ventures, and Armyn Capital.
Jun 2026 · World Business OutlookNews article
BitGo Holdings files for a New York Stock Exchange IPO, seeking to raise $200 million at a $1.9 billion valuation. Founded in 2013 by Mike Belshe, Ben Davenport and Will OBrien, the digital asset infrastructure provider lists Redpoint Ventures, Goldman Sachs, Brink, Armyn Capital, CMT Digital, fwd3, Plug & Play Tech Center, Pomp Investments and Valor Equity Partners as investors.
Jan 2026 · CaproasiaNews article
TradeHub, an Egyptian startup, winds down operations, dissolves, and returns its remaining capital to investors. Co-founders Ahmed Gaber and Ahmed Atef decide to close the company two months before its formal dissolution. TradeHub’s $1.4 million pre-seed round, raised in February 2024, includes backing from Concept Ventures, TLcom Capital LLP, and Armyn Capital. The team spends 18 months trying to validate its initial idea.
Sep 2025 · Launch Base AfricaNews article
Houston-based Brassica Technologies closes an $8 million seed round led by Mercury Fund. Valor Equity Partners, Long Journey Ventures, NGC Fund, Neowiz, Broadhaven Ventures, Armyn Capital, VC3DAO, Alpha Asset Management (Korea), and other global fintech investors also participate. Brassica says its platform provides institutional-grade solutions for private investing and alternative assets, while its wholly owned Brassica Trust Company subsidiary receives a trust charter from the Wyoming State Banking Board.
Apr 2023 · InnovationMap (Houston)News article

Boutique private-markets firm that backed high-growth technology companies through primary and secondary transactions.