Blockchain Capital

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Summary

BCAP is the world's first tokenized venture capital fund interest, issued in April 2017 as a Regulation D security token. It represents a non-voting economic interest in Blockchain Capital's Fund III. The firm manages $2B+ AUM with portfolio companies including Coinbase, Kraken, and Circle. Key risks include a $6.3M SIM-swap attack on co-founder Bart Stephens, Brock Pierce founding controversy, Epstein/Coinbase periphery connections, and effectively zero secondary market liquidity despite the token wrapper. No SEC enforcement actions exist.

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Timeline(9 events)

2013-01-01

Blockchain Capital founded

2017-04-01

BCAP token issued as first tokenized VC fund under Reg D

2018-01-22

First claimed SEC-compliant secondary token trade via Templum

2023-05-01

Co-founder Bart Stephens loses $6.3M in SIM-swap attack

2023-08-01

X/Twitter account hijacked for fake BCAP airdrop phishing

cointelegraph.com

2023-09-18

Blockchain Capital raises $580M for two new funds

2025-01-01

First BCAP dividend paid ($0.25/token USDC) after 8 years

2026-02-04

DOJ documents reveal Epstein $3M Coinbase investment alongside Blockchain Capital

2026-04-22

Blockchain Capital seeking $700M for two new funds

Provenance & Audit Trail

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