Portfolio

Fifty-four companies. One direction.

54
Companies
35
Locations
7
Sectors
4
Vehicles

From San Francisco to Detroit to Bangalore: the portfolio lives where the assets are, not where the conferences are. Drag the globe, tap a dot.

Selected investments across current and prior vehicles; not an exhaustive list. Partner Portfolio marks investments made personally by the partners before or outside the firm's vehicles. DGH vehicles were raised and managed by Draper Goren Holm, a predecessor firm that remains legally separate from DGB and includes a partner who is not part of DGB.

Track Record

Early positions, now market leaders.

We have been building and backing the companies driving digitization since before most of these categories had names.

DGH Studio + Fund

Ownera

Co-founded in our studio in 2018. Its intraday repo solution with J.P. Morgan and HQLAx processed $5 billion in trading volume in its first month.

DGB Studio + Fund

Lit Financial

One of America's fastest-growing mortgage companies, on pace for $1B+ originated this year, with tokenized treasury infrastructure layered on top.

DGB Studio + Fund

Aivre

The first appraisal platform verified for UAD 3.6 by both Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the trust layer nearly every US mortgage passes through.

DGH Studio + Fund

Dolomite

Live since 2018. On-chain money market and margin trading across one of the broadest asset sets in decentralized finance.

Select Portfolio · By Vehicle

Four vehicles. One compounding flywheel.

01 · DGH Studio · 2018

Ownera* · LunarCrush* · Vertalo · AKRU* · Totle (exited to Coinbase)

02 · DGH Fund

Ownera* · LunarCrush* · AKRU* · Dolomite · Dogami

03 · DGB Studio · Evergreen, est. 2023

Lit Financial · Aivre · Thurman Labs · Calypto · GameBrain

04 · DGB Early-Stage Opportunity Fund · Now

Lit Financial · Aivre · LiveGistics · FinLete · GameBrain

* Studio-founded, then fund-backed: the model doubles down on its own winners. Prior-era companies reflect the Draper Goren Holm vehicles and may not represent current holdings.

Access is not a perk of our model. It is the product of it.