
Will Villanueva is the co-founder and CEO of DELV (formerly Element Finance), a San Francisco-based decentralized finance company building fixed and variable yield markets on Ethereum. A physicist by training and former Ethereum researcher at ConsenSys, he co-founded Element Finance with Jonny Rhea in 2020 to bring fixed-rate income to DeFi. The company raised a $32M Series A in 2021 at a $320M valuation and later rebranded to DELV, whose flagship product Hyperdrive reimagines fixed and variable rate markets with an everlasting-liquidity AMM design.

Andreas Wallendahl is a co-founder and COO of Tenet, a New York fintech that makes electric-vehicle ownership cheaper by rewiring how EV loans get made. An MIT-trained engineer and former McKinsey consultant who helped build businesses inside Ethereum studio ConsenSys, he now partners with credit unions, green banks and asset managers to originate lower-cost EV financing, and bundles free smart-charging so customers save while they drive. Tenet has raised roughly $73 million in equity plus more than $100 million in committed loan funding.
Cecily Mak is a co-founding general partner of Wisdom Ventures, a San Francisco-based fund backing technology and companies that support mindfulness, human connection, and well-being. A former lawyer and Silicon Valley operator (Rhapsody, Flipboard, ConsenSys, Blockdaemon), she is also the founder of the ClearLife community and author of Undimmed: The Eight Awarenesses for Freedom from Unwanted Habits (Flatiron Books, January 2026).

Joseph Lubin is the co-founder of Ethereum and founder/CEO of ConsenSys, the most influential Ethereum software company in the world. A Princeton-trained engineer who spent years at Goldman Sachs before pivoting through a Jamaican music production detour to become one of crypto's most consequential builders, Lubin methodically constructed the plumbing of the Web3 internet — MetaMask, Infura, Truffle — while most people were still debating whether blockchain was real. As of 2026, he chairs SharpLink Gaming's mission to build the world's largest publicly-traded ETH treasury, and warns loudly about centralized AI's threat to democratic society.

Ryan Selkis is the co-founder and former CEO of Messari, the leading crypto intelligence and research platform. Known by his pseudonym 'Two Bit Idiot,' he broke the news of the Mt. Gox hack in 2014 that shook the crypto world, helped build CoinDesk and the Digital Currency Group, and spent six years publishing Messari's annual 'Crypto Theses' - the most widely read forecasting reports in the industry. He stepped down as Messari CEO in July 2024 amid political controversy, but remains an advisor and one of crypto's most influential voices.