Where is FutureX Capital headquartered, and where are its offices?

FutureX Capital was founded in Asia in 2018 and is headquartered in Hong Kong. The 8 offices match its investment range: the US and China, US dollars and RMB, angel to pre-IPO. The firm positions itself as a cross-border bridge between the two AI markets, and the offices serve founders who need to sell, hire or find partners on both sides of the Pacific. Founder emails usually get a reply within 48 hours; details are at /contact.

Dify, cited in the September 3, 2026 Xiamen keynote, is one case: per company disclosure, the application-development company reached $10 million ARR 18 months after open-sourcing, turned profitable in early 2026, and earns 57% of its revenue overseas; its 154,000 GitHub stars exceed LangChain's.

The office map also serves FutureX's "two-way time traveler" framework: looking back to catch Asian trends before they reach the West, and looking forward to predict where AI-native companies will land. The firm's read is that the US and China sit at different points of one cycle, so a founder cannot run both on one clock. The pattern it sees in the new global AI companies is Chinese engineering density plus global pricing, with over half of revenue from overseas.

In July 2026, PixVerse maker Aishi Technology closed a cumulative RMB 2.98 billion Series C led by Alibaba with a dozen-plus domestic and international investors, and counts over 150 million global users (reported); FutureX logs it as the latest validation of the "Asia-first" half of the framework.