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You just downloaded a guide on how investors are accessing top startups in 2026.
USVC is one way you can actually do it.
It is an actively managed venture fund accessible to all U.S. investors.
Led by Ankur Nagpal as General Partner and Naval Ravikant as Chairman of the Investment Committee, USVC taps AngelList's $125B in platform assets, 4,500+ managers, and 13,000+ active startups to find category leaders early.
As of June 25, 2026, holdings include exposure to Mercury, Supabase, Anthropic, OpenAI, Mercor, Recursive, Crusoe, Sierra and more.
You can start building a position with as little as $500 today →
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We also aim to publicly share investment memos from USVC:
Our investment in Ryan Hoover's seed-stage fund. It’s a working example of the emerging managers strategy we leverage to index the earliest stage.
Our $5M direct position in Mercury's $200M Series D at a $5.2B valuation, alongside TCV, a16z, Sequoia, and Coatue. It’s a working example of our direct-investment strategy.
Our direct investment in a startup built to produce self-improving AI, alongside GV (formerly Google Ventures), Greycroft, NVIDIA, and AMD.
Our investment in a seed-stage fund that holds Supabase shares, before their recent $500M Series F at a $10 billion pre-money valuation.
Our $2M position in one of the fastest companies to reportedly cross $1B in annual revenue.