Fund I
Direct, long-only exposure to selected liquid crypto assets beyond Bitcoin. High-conviction, long-term theses with a multi-year lens.
Concentration can bring substantial volatility and drawdowns.
View Fund I →We believe blockchains will become core infrastructure for a growing share of global finance and digital commerce. We invest in the assets we believe can benefit.
Our conviction spans finance, AI, privacy and digital ownership. Two funds express that view with different approaches to risk.
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+---------------+Money, markets and software can use shared infrastructure. We look beyond Bitcoin for networks and assets that earn a lasting role in that activity.
Stablecoins · payments · settlement
Tokenized assets · trading · collateral
AI services · data · computation
Selected public observations, not a forecast or a measure of token returns.
Period-end supply · US$ billions · selected snapshots
Source: Circle, Q4 2025 presentation, p. 17 and Q2 2026 results. One issuer's stablecoin supply; not payment volume or the whole market.
Securitize-reported tokenized AUM at June 30, 2026. One platform, not the entire tokenization market.
Q2 2026 resultsCoinbase's x402 tooling connects software to paid digital services. Recurring agent demand remains an investment question.
October 2025 launchReviewed October 19, 2026. Dated provider reports, not a live feed. Supply and assets under management are different measures and are not directly comparable.
Growth matters alongside who controls the system. We value user choice, independently verifiable rules and less dependence on a single operator.
People should not have to publish every balance or business relationship to use digital finance. We study cryptography that can verify a specific claim while protecting underlying information.
A useful network does not automatically make its token a good investment. We examine who captures the economics.
People or software repeatedly use a product.
That use creates demand for settlement, security or services.
Fees, supply, staking or rights connect that demand to an investable asset.
Direct, long-only exposure to selected liquid crypto assets beyond Bitcoin. High-conviction, long-term theses with a multi-year lens.
Concentration can bring substantial volatility and drawdowns.
View Fund I →Complementary long-biased, mixed and market-neutral managers seeking opportunities across all market conditions.
Diversification seeks to manage volatility; it may limit participation in sharp rallies. Diversification does not prevent losses.
View Opportunity Fund →Both funds involve substantial risk, including loss of capital. Adoption, security, regulation and asset value capture can disappoint. We revisit conviction when the evidence changes.