Edith Yeung is a Partner at Proof of Capital – a blockchain-focused venture capital fund with an emphasis on real adoption and global distribution with a particular focus on Asia and emerging economies. A few sectors they are particularly interested in are fintech (payment, remittance, custody, wallet), infrastructure (security, identity), hardware, and the consumer layers of the blockchain ecosystem.
Prior to this, she was a Partner with 500 Global Mobile Collective Fund, focusing on investing in mobile, VR, IOT, and consumer internet startups. Edith was also the VP of marketing & business development for Dolphin Browser. Dolphin Browser is a Sequoia-backed mobile browser with over 150 million installs worldwide. She also founded RightVentures – a seed-stage investment firm focusing on mobile and consumer internet companies. Edith is also an enterprise veteran working with companies like Siebel, Oracle, Autodesk, AT&T, etc.
Some of her investments include Mobile Action, Andy OS, Quickly, Powercore, Hooked, Penrose Studios, Pack, Fleksy, Ingrain, Hooked, Switch, Bento, etc. You can also find some of her work on CNBC, CBS, NPR, Techcrunch, Next Web, Mashable, Read Write Web, Fora, etc. She frequently speaks on the mobile and China’s investment landscape.
Edith Yeung is a Partner at Proof of Capital – a blockchain-focused venture capital fund with an emphasis on real adoption and global distribution with a particular focus on Asia and emerging economies. A few sectors they are particularly interested in are fintech (payment, remittance, custody, wallet), infrastructure (security, identity), hardware, and the consumer layers of the blockchain ecosystem.
Prior to this, she was a Partner with 500 Global Mobile Collective Fund, focusing on investing in mobile, VR, IOT, and consumer internet startups. Edith was also the VP of marketing & business development for Dolphin Browser. Dolphin Browser is a Sequoia-backed mobile browser with over 150 million installs worldwide. She also founded RightVentures – a seed-stage investment firm focusing on mobile and consumer internet companies. Edith is also an enterprise veteran working with companies like Siebel, Oracle, Autodesk, AT&T, etc.
Some of her investments include Mobile Action, Andy OS, Quickly, Powercore, Hooked, Penrose Studios, Pack, Fleksy, Ingrain, Hooked, Switch, Bento, etc. You can also find some of her work on CNBC, CBS, NPR, Techcrunch, Next Web, Mashable, Read Write Web, Fora, etc. She frequently speaks on the mobile and China’s investment landscape.