Invest in Y Combinator
startup batches
Secure your stake in the next generation of tech giants by investing in a portfolio of young startups selected by Blast, originating from Y Combinator batches.
Investing involves risks, including loss of capital, liquidity, and market. All investments also involve fees. Past performance is not indicative of future results and should not be the sole factor in an investment decision. Blast is neither affiliated with nor an official partner of Y Combinator.
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With each Y Combinator batch (4 per year), gain access, with a single investment, to a portfolio of 40 to 70 promising startups (out of 200) identified by our teams.
Built for the ambitious, data-driven investor.
Access the world’s most prestigious accelerator
Founded in 2005 in San Francisco, Y Combinator has backed over 5,000 startups, minting more than 100 unicorns. It is the gold standard for scouting tomorrow’s tech leaders.
- 4 seasonal batches per year
- An intensive 3-month acceleration program
- Mentorship from elite tech alumni (OpenAI, Apple, Meta, Google...)
Past performance is not indicative of future results
The second round of funding, following seed funding. It aims to refine the product and accelerate sales growth.
A privately held startup (unlisted) with a valuation exceeding 1 billion dollars.
A privately held startup (unlisted) with a valuation exceeding 10 billion dollars.
Founded in 2005 in San Francisco, at the heart of Silicon Valley, Y Combinator has backed over 5,000 startups, including more than 100 unicorns.
Y Combinator is now the definitive standard for spotting future tech leaders.
- 4 batches per year, one per season
- A 3-month intensive support program
- Advice from former unicorn founders (OpenAI, Apple, Meta, Google...)
The unicorns made in Y Combinator
From Stripe to Airbnb, many of the world's tech giants started in a YC batch. By investing at the Seed stage, you back founders before the rest of the world discovers them.
Our members are already backing the next unicorns
Blast members have secured allocations in previous Y Combinator batches, featuring elite founders from Microsoft, Apple, Meta, Google, DoorDash, Scale AI, NASA...
Investing involves risks, including capital loss, liquidity, and market risks. All investments also involve fees. Past performance is not indicative of future results and should not be the sole factor in an investment decision. Blast is neither affiliated with nor an official partner of Y Combinator.
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