Nick Havryliak: Investments & Portfolio

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Person Profile

WOOFUN AI

Nick Havryliak is the co-founder and CEO of Assisterr, representing a new generation of founders at the intersection of AI and crypto. His public relevance comes mainly from company building and narrative influence rather than a long track record as an investor.

Based on public information, he appears founder-led and product-validation oriented, with fast decision-making and a relatively high risk tolerance. His logic seems to center on technical execution, team strength, and market narrative rather than a documented personal investing history.

Recent public attention still appears centered on Assisterr and his role as a founder, with no clear evidence of new investments, M&A activity, or frequent media moves. The focus remains on building the project and maintaining founder visibility rather than capital-market activity.

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Career years1 years

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Media exposure76 times / month

AI Style ProfilePractical · Founder Lens · Early Validation

Pragmatic BuilderPractical

He seems focused on execution and product delivery, prioritizing whether technology can be turned into visible results quickly.

Founder AdvantageFounder Lens

Compared with a pure investor, he is closer to product and team operations, which can help him spot demand shifts and narrative opportunitie

Main DebateEarly Validation

There is limited public evidence of investing activity or performance, making it harder to judge whether his framework has been validated ov

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Career

1 years of continuous entrepreneurship

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Co-founder and CEO of Assisterr

Nick Havryliak is the co-founder and CEO of Assisterr, and he has also worked at Entrepreneur First.

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Related Entities

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Investment Preferences

Watchlist · Infrastructure

Compliant InfrastructureWatchlist

He is more likely to favor infrastructure opportunities that support long-term adoption, especially those tied to product delivery.

AI x CryptoCore Narrative

Given his founder background, the AI-and-crypto intersection fits his public profile and project positioning well.

Early-Stage ProjectsHigh Tolerance

He appears suited to early, unproven opportunities and willing to accept higher uncertainty for greater upside.

Product-Market FitHigh Priority

His judgment likely emphasizes user demand, product feedback, and growth signals more than pure financial metrics.

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Investment Activity

No investment activities yet

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Network

Core network · Collaboration · Regulation

Founding team

Assisterr

Career experience

Entrepreneur First

Core collaboration circle

Assisterr founding team

Entrepreneurial network

Startup ecosystem

Potential backers

Investors

Potential collaborators

Partners

Industry community

Crypto / AI community

Nick Havryliak’s network is centered on the Assisterr founding team, with an external link to his work experience at Entrepreneur First. Publicly visible ties to colleagues, co-investors, and early projects are limited, suggesting a relatively early-stage and compact network.

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Social Activity

@nick_havryliak · 0

Nick Havryliak@nick_havryliak · 2026/06/13Sector impact

More developers, startups, and entire countries will accelerate adoption of open-source AI and non-US alternatives. You can’t stop diffusion of technology. You can only redirect it. This may end up being one of the biggest gifts ever handed to open-source AI.

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AI: Theme-oriented investment view, reinforcing conviction in infrastructure and new narratives.

Nick Havryliak@nick_havryliak · 2026/06/11Market impact

We’re entering a period of mega AI IPOs that could absorb a significant amount of market liquidity over the next few months. My base scenario: 1. Successful AI IPOs attract massive capital, forcing investors to sell stocks, gold, and crypto to participate. 2. Initial enthusiasm drives valuations higher, but as lockups expire and supply increases beyond the initial float, many of these companies struggle to justify their valuations. 3. The correction begins, and capital rotates back into discounted assets: - Stocks, ideally after a 20–50% repricing. - Gold, as a safe haven and hedge against fiscal instability and declining US dominance. - Bitcoin, as a geopolitical hedge with significantly higher upside potential. Whether this plays out or not, it is worth having a clear view and an action plan—not just for the next 3–6 months, but for the next 3 years.

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AI: Focused on platform operations and ecosystem expansion, highlighting long-term gateway positioning.

Nick Havryliak@nick_havryliak · 2026/06/11Sector impact

Open-source AI dominated by Chinese models is winning adoption globally, including in the US and EU. Simple reason: cost, while quality is nearly the same for most tasks. Users vote with their wallets.

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AI: Theme-oriented investment view, reinforcing conviction in infrastructure and new narratives.

Nick Havryliak@nick_havryliak · 2026/05/23Sector impact

RT @Ferdi_XV: 1/ For a decade, Web3 and TradFi argued. In 2026, they're sitting at the same table. In 10 days, Jenny Johnson (CEO @FTDA_…

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AI: Theme-oriented investment view, reinforcing conviction in infrastructure and new narratives.

Nick Havryliak@nick_havryliak · 2026/05/23Opinion output

@Ferdi_XV @FTDA_US @adam3us @Blockstream @proofoftalk @XVentures_Fund Less is more! Love the way you are thinking and designing experience at POT👌

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AI: Continues the public long-term stance, emphasizing execution efficiency and industry direction.

Nick Havryliak@nick_havryliak · 2026/05/22Opinion output

@0xhaydon Yeah, this one is from Guangzhou. I have visited both cities this time, more are scheduled for q3-4 This one is from Shenzhen, less neon) https://t.co/at0Pe4k2g0

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AI: Continues the public long-term stance, emphasizing execution efficiency and industry direction.

Nick Havryliak@nick_havryliak · 2026/05/21Opinion output

It shouldn’t be a choice between US/EU or China, but about building and operating across 2+ markets. Last week in Shenzhen, I met John — one of our investors — who moved from the US to Singapore last year, and then to China just a month ago. That’s the way to go. https://t.co/7xd37ysCMo

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