What’s Possible: 3rd June, 2022
A weekly curation of what’s possible in frontier tech.

We hope you enjoy this week's hand-picked selection of important and interesting stories from the frontiers of tech.
Modern Synthesis is ready to grow textiles from microbes
Biomaterials startup - and Possible Ventures portfolio company - Modern Synthesis, has raised $4.1 million in seed funding to support its microbial textile platform that aims to make the fashion industry more sustainable. (read)

A new epoch!
Possible Ventures portfolio company, Epoch Biodesign, comes out of stealth to share the new tools they’re developing for adapting biology. (read)
Fintech ⇨ re:cap founder’s mission to trade future revenues for non-dilutive capital
Paul Becker is on a mission to help SaaS companies optimise their own funding and financing. re:cap has attracted funding from top-tier investors like Felix Capital, Project A Ventures, and Possible Ventures. (read) (listen)

Jesse Hudson on IP-NFTs, DAO Legal Wrappers, & PsyDAO
Molecule DAO’s legal architect, Jesse Hudson, explains how IP-NFTs are secured on the legal side, how FRENS help fractionalisation NFTs, the challenges of BioDAOs, and the mission of PsyDAO to democratise psychedelic research. (watch)
Metaverse Land: What Makes Digital Real Estate Valuable
Digital real estate has always had value. What’s different about web3 is that digital asset paradigms like non-fungible tokens (NFTs) make it possible for individuals to uniquely own – not just rent – specific pieces of digital real estate and metaverse land and locations for private or shared use. (read)

Interesting adjacencies
- MP Materials CEO, James Litinsky, on rare earths, supply chain, and energy independence (listen)
- Our Portfolio Company, Hello Inside, goes live with their scientific self care solutions (link)
- Psychedelic Chemistry with Psylo’s Dr Sam Banister (watch)
- Lazard report on the European venture and growth ecosystem (read)
If you'd like to see more of what we’re exploring at Possible Ventures, you can follow us on Twitter.