I built this because Haun is the rare crypto fund that thinks like a regulator and a markets architect at the same time. When Katie writes about why a payment rail or a custody charter matters, the rest of the industry is still arguing about token charts. By the time the rail ships, the rest are pricing the unlock.
Haun's partners aren't four versions of the same voice — they're four functions. Katie sets the regulatory and capital-markets frame. Diogo translates engineering reality into thesis (custody, banking, NEAR-scale infra — the boring stuff that wins). Chris Ahn brings the operator-grade dev-platform lens. Breck writes the next-cycle take that the rest of the firm is still building toward. Watching them as one voice flattens it. Watching them through a single extraction lens lets you read the firm's portfolio shape *before* the next-quarter announcements.
The operator I built this for is the founder positioning a regulated-product raise, the analyst pricing the next financial-rails primitive, or the agent allocating into TradFi-meets-crypto plumbing. The move is anticipation — front-running the policy and infrastructure cycle, not chasing it. If you can read the partner roster the way Washington reads each other, you get the next charter, the next custody framework, the next stablecoin rail a quarter early. That's the entire trade.
The bet: Haun's distribution is more disciplined than most VC firms', and they push exactly the content they want surfaced. What gets RT'd from the firm account is what the firm is willing to be on record about. Track the surfacing pattern and you're inside their roadmap.
This package starts with the firm account turned on and four partner handles dormant. Flip a handle when you want a specific layer louder. The cost gate is one JSON commit.
— Bas Janssen, founder LemuriaOS