Niklas Anzinger

Niklas Anzinger is the founder and general partner of Infinita VC, which backs founders building startup cities, network states and longevity biotech, ventures that route around the regulatory bottlenecks holding back progress. A German entrepreneur who moved to the Próspera ZEDE on the Honduran island of Roatán, he also founded Infinita City, a network city for accelerating longevity biotech, and hosts the Stranded Technologies Podcast.

Before Infinita he worked as an early-stage startup operator, taking one company from nothing to a Series B and another from seed to a Series B, with one failure in between, and worked as a management consultant and a political analyst. The thesis behind Infinita VC is in the name of his podcast. Some technologies are not missing but stranded: they exist, they work, and no jurisdiction will let them be deployed, which makes regulatory access a form of capital in its own right.

He moved to Próspera to test that rather than write about it. Infinita City grew out of Vitalia, which he co-founded with Laurence Ion in late 2023 and which ran as a two-month gathering on Roatán in early 2024, bringing longevity researchers and founders to the island. The two founders went separate ways in January 2025, Ion to start Viva City and Anzinger to rename the Roatán community Infinita City, which now runs from its own buildings in Próspera and has settled into recurring seasons. His argument is that a zone earns its existence through the experiments it permits, not through its tax rate.