YZi Labs has opened applications for the fifth season of its ASY Residency early-stage accelerator program, a 10-week initiative split between five weeks of online coursework and five weeks of in-person programming in Thailand. The program will end with a demo day aimed at leading investors from around the world. During the Thailand segment, accommodation, meals and workspace will be fully covered so founders can stay focused on building. Selected teams may receive up to $500,000 in investment, and they may also qualify for as much as $2 million in additional funding from a token aggregation platform. Applications are open until Sept. 14 at 14:59. This batch will focus on programmable capital and onchain markets, stablecoin payment infrastructure, AI infrastructure and the compute economy, AI interface and consumer layers, as well as AI x biology and programmable science.
YZi Labs has launched Season 5 of its ASY Residency early-stage accelerator program.
The program will run for 10 weeks, with the first five weeks held online and the following five weeks taking place in Thailand. It will close with a demo day for leading global investors.
YZi Labs said accommodation, meals and workspace during the Thailand segment will be fully covered, allowing founders to focus on building.
Selected projects can receive up to $500,000 in investment. They may also qualify for up to $2 million in additional funding from a token aggregation platform.
The application deadline is Sept. 14 at 14:59.
Focus areas for S5
- Programmable capital and onchain markets
- Stablecoin payment infrastructure
- AI infrastructure and the compute economy
- AI interface and consumer layers
- AI x biology and programmable science
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