Jason
Rosenthal

Head of Crypto Startup Accelerator

Jason Rosenthal is an Operating Partner and Head of Crypto Startup Accelerator (CSX) at a16z crypto. Jason has spent more than 25 years as an internet entrepreneur and executive, including more than 10 years as a startup CEO, and his career has been dedicated to the development of transformational new platforms. In addition to leading the CSX program, Jason works closely with the CEOs and founders in our crypto portfolio to provide leadership guidance, help them plan for and react to the aspects of running companies in rapidly-changing markets, and generally help them become the best version of their professional selves.

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9.17.24 / videos
Building Gensyn

Harry GrieveBen FieldingJason Rosenthal
9.9.24 / articles
Announcing the CSX Fall 2024 Cohort

Jason Rosenthal
6.25.24 / podcasts
On finding product-market fit... and meaning

Ben RubinJason Rosenthal
6.1.24 / podcasts
Pricing strategy for startups

Robert HackettMaggie HsuScott Duke KominersJason Rosenthal
5.31.24 / articles
How to find product-market fit: 5 strategies for web3

Jason Rosenthal
5.10.24 / videos
The five pillars of product-market fit

Jason Rosenthal
4.25.24 / articles
Getting ready to launch a token: What you need to know

Miles JenningsJason Rosenthal
3.26.24 / articles
Announcing the Crypto Startup Accelerator (CSX) Spring 2024 Cohort

Jason Rosenthal
3.5.24 / articles
Crypto Startup Accelerator (CSX) Fall 2024 in New York City: Applications Now Open

Jason Rosenthal
9.19.23 / articles
Crypto Startup School Applications Now Open for Spring 2024 in London

Jason Rosenthal
5.2.23 / articles
6 questions every founder should ask about pricing strategy

Jason RosenthalMaggie Hsu
podcast: web3 with a16z

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