最新报道：According to the news from the Coin World Network, if you are a founder, you must have experienced: endless financing application forms, fruitless strange introductions, and the enthusiasm of the demo day faded away on Monday. If you are an investor, your inbox is full of business plans that do not match your investment thesis, drowning in noise instead of background information that surfaces. If you are an ecosystem leader, you spend months helping the team grow, but lose visibility into what happens next. Everyone is working hard. But the financing infrastructure has not kept up with the speed or complexity of Web3. DeckNode is changing this. On the product side, the team will test, learn, and iterate until they find a breakthrough. Capital should follow the same logic. DeckNode is building a financing intelligence layer for Web3. We connect high-value founders with matching capital through AI scoring, routing based on investment themes, and matching with ecosystem integration. This is not another financing application form. This is an infrastructure upgrade. DeckNode will not overwhelm investors with business plans, nor will it pursue large-scale joining. We work with incubators, accelerators, DAOs, startup platforms, and founder communities to surface top project teams with high-context deal flow. Projects are scored, screened, and matched with investors based on industry focus, stage of development, and timeline. We don’t believe in chasing volume for volume’s sake. We believe in clarity. “The best deals don’t come from chasing noise, but from aligning signals. DeckNode is built to make this alignment scalable,” said Philipe Salem, Founder of DeckNode. The network is private, application-only, and designed to surface real opportunities while protecting quality. We welcome qualified VCs, angel investors, DAOs, family offices, investment groups, accelerators, and ecosystem funds to join. Each institution is vetted for investment thesis clarity, capital activity, and founder match. For founders, this means broader access to the right capital without spam. For investors, it means less noise and more confidence. “Raising money in Web3 is too hard right now. Founders and investors often waste time on mismatched opportunities. Geography makes it worse. I’ve seen amazing founders from Asia who have built world-class companies, but have a hard time raising money from the West due to cultural differences and limited access. That’s why it’s so important to connect the right founders with the right investors with the right backgrounds. After facilitating over 300 investments between Asian founders and global VCs, I’ve learned that the best deals come from understanding the founder’s story and sharing their vision, not sifting through a sea of business plans,” said Tetsugan Sakamoto, Head of Investments at Crypto Times CVC. Founders submit once. Get matched with investors who match your stage, growth, and product category. No chasing. No cold intros. Investors get a curated flow of deals with rich backgrounds that match investment themes. Spend less time screening and more time deploying. Ecosystem Leaders Ecosystem Leaders can track results, surface the best performing teams, and connect them with capital without having to build a pipeline from scratch. DeckNode is launching on Consensus Toronto and is currently in private beta. We are curating a global network of matched founders, investors, and partners. The focus is not on scale, but on smart, intent-driven matching. If you are building or supporting the future of Web3, DeckNode was built for you. ? Founders: Submit your business plan ? Investors: Join the network ? Partnerships: Connect with us ? Twitter | LinkedIn Fundraise smarter. Get funding faster. This post was commissioned by decknode and is not a testimonial or endorsement by The Block. This post is for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as investment, tax, legal, or other advice. You should conduct your own research and consult independent advisors and consultants on matters discussed in this article. Past performance of any asset is not indicative of future results. [The Block]