Investment at every scale — fractal funding that flows from micro-grants to major capital through one coherent model, so the same logic that seeds a small idea also backs a major venture.
Funding usually fragments by size. Micro-grants live in one world with their own forms and logic; major capital lives in another with entirely different machinery. A project that grows from a tiny seed into something substantial has to cross those boundaries, re-justifying itself each time it moves to a larger tier.
The Fractal Seed Investment Fund proposes a single model that holds at every scale. Fractal means the same shape repeats from the smallest to the largest level: the logic that allocates a micro-grant is the same logic that allocates major capital, just at a different magnitude. Funding flows continuously from seed to scale through one coherent structure rather than a series of disconnected pools.
The seams between funding tiers are where promising work stalls. Each handoff to a bigger pool is a fresh hurdle, and the projects that fall through are often the ones too big for grants but not yet shaped for major capital. A fractal model removes the seams: growth becomes a smooth progression along one structure instead of a series of leaps between incompatible systems.
Sprouting, under SoFin. The fractal premise — one coherent model spanning micro-grants to major capital — is taking shape. The near-term work is pinning down the repeating allocation unit and how funding moves between scales without friction.
This is one mechanism of EvoBioSys Capital, alongside Funding Flow and Personal Regenerative Endowment — the fractal allocation layer that lets capital scale from micro-grants to major commitments through one coherent model. See it in context on the EvoBioSys Capital page.