What Blume Ventures changed

• The "Blume Bold" featured list was reordered.
• GreyOrange (AI and robotics) was moved up to the second spot in the first list, replacing Slice (fintech).
• Slice was moved down to the second spot in the second list, replacing GreyOrange.

The firm is changing which portfolio companies it highlights at the top of its homepage. This suggests a shift in which sectors (like AI and robotics) or specific success stories they want to be associated with first when founders or investors visit the site.

• The "Blume Bold" featured portfolio list was reordered.
• Ultrahuman (health tracking) and Slice (credit/fintech) were moved to the top of the list.
• Purplle (beauty/wellness) was moved down the list.
• Turtlemint (insurance) and GreyOrange (robotics) were moved to a lower section of the featured grid.

The firm is changing which portfolio companies it highlights first to visitors. Moving Ultrahuman and Slice to the top positions suggests a shift in focus toward health-tech and fintech sectors for their primary brand messaging.

• Reordered the "Blume Bold" portfolio list to lead with Purplle (beauty and wellness) instead of Turtlemint (insurance).
• Moved Ultrahuman (health tracking) to a different position in the featured grid.
• Added a new commentary entry titled "Credit Series Chapter 1: MSME Secured Credit (LAP)" to the insights section.
• Removed a small footer credit link for the website developer.

The firm has reordered its top portfolio companies on the homepage. This signals which sectors or specific startups they currently want to emphasize to new founders and limited partners, moving beauty and wellness (Purplle) to the top spot.