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Profile
Founder & Executive
Background and Early Life: Alexander Pack graduated from Wesleyan University with a Bachelor of Arts (High Honors) in the College of Social Studies, focusing on philosophy, politics, economics, and history.
His thesis explored cultural transmission in ancient Athens.
He attended Hopkins School, earning the Jeremiah Peck Greek Prize for excellence in Ancient Greek.Career Progression: Pack began as a Product Manager at Microsoft (2013-2014), then briefly taught as a University Fellow at Princeton in Asia.
In 2015, he joined AngelList as a Partner, seeding early-stage tech ventures.
He later co-founded Dragonfly Capital, a multi-billion-dollar Web3 fund, and served as Investment Director at Bain Capital, launching its crypto practice, before co-founding Hack VC.Key Achievements in Crypto/Web3: Pack has seeded hundreds of Web3 startups, notably passing on Sam Bankman-Fried (SBF) before FTX’s rise, suspecting deception.
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