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Old School GmbH

@old_school_gmbh

Walchwil, Zug
https://oldschool.ag
Software Development

Overview

About Old School GmbH

Old School GmbH is a strategy and execution firm building the next layer of financial and technological infrastructure - across AI, Web3, and Real-World Assets (RWAs).

We combine deep technical experience with real-world delivery, helping clients move beyond the pitch deck and into production.

What we do:
• Web3 Treasury Infrastructure
• RWA Tokenization Strategy
• Staking & Validator Operations
• Liquid Restaking Design
• AI x Blockchain Product Positioning
• Token Utility & Incentive Design

Who we work with:
Token projects, institutional investors, family offices, LRTs, and AI x Blockchain ventures pushing new interfaces.

Hands-on track record since 2016:
2016 – Swarm City – one of the first Ethereum dApps for decentralized marketplaces.
2017 – Orvium – tokenized scientific publishing.
2018 – Appics – Web3 creator rewards.
2018 – CollectID – authenticity verification via blockchain + NFC.
2018 – Humanscape – patient-owned health data.
2018 – Dappnode – infrastructure for home validators.
2018 – Blockchain on Tour – educating and connecting ecosystems.
2018 – AVADO – plug-and-play staking hardware.
2019 – Casper Labs – L1 protocol and validator network support.
2019 – The Commons Stack – token engineering for DAOs.
2019 – Relai – European Bitcoin investment app.
2025 – Cleverkin – Bookkeeping with a strong Web3 Focus.
2025 – Hemerakey – L1 Consulting.

Based in Zug, Switzerland, founded by Bernd Lapp, early Ethereum Foundation advisor and ecosystem builder.

We don’t just advise - we build, validate, and scale products that define the future of open finance.

Headquarters

Walchwil, Zug

Website

https://oldschool.ag

Company Size

2-10 employees

Industry

Software Development

Company Type

Privately Held

Founded

2025

Specialties

Ethereum, Blockchain Strategy, AI Product Design, WEB3 Treasury Systems, RWA Tokenization, Validator Operations, Liquid Staking & ReStaking, Token Utlity, and Smart Contract Architecture

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