Catenaa, Monday, January 19, 2026- Taisu Ventures, a global Web3 venture capital firm, announced Keio ChainHack 2026, a one-day hackathon and pitch event co-hosted with the Keio FinTEK Center in Singapore.
The event aims to support early-stage builders working on blockchain infrastructure, regulation, and real-world adoption.
Keio ChainHack 2026 will gather students, founders, academics, and investors to explore practical applications of blockchain technology and on-chain economic systems.
Participation details are available through the event’s registration portal.
Taisu Ventures highlighted portfolio companies demonstrating growing institutional and real-world asset activity on-chain.
Helix provides a unified layer for tokenizing and distributing regulated real-world assets, collaborating with banks and fintechs in markets such as Malaysia, LATAM, and through Shariah-compliant finance.
Lofty focuses on fractional ownership of real estate via blockchain, integrating sourcing, underwriting, transactions, and property management while offering on-platform lending, enabling mortgage-like economics on-chain.
Pruv operates as Indonesia’s first licensed platform for regulated real-world asset issuance, using hybrid blockchain architecture and cross-chain asset integration in collaboration with local asset managers.
The company emphasizes stable, yield-bearing regulated assets to address market inefficiencies.
Taisu Ventures said the hackathon reflects its strategy to support builders beyond capital, fostering experimentation, talent development, and collaboration between academia and industry.
The firm has over 120 early-stage investments spanning DeFi, infrastructure, AI, and user platforms.
Keio ChainHack 2026 forms part of Taisu Ventures’ broader ecosystem initiative to bridge technical innovation and regulatory compliance, strengthening pathways for institutional-grade and retail participation in Web3.
