Pantera Capital, a $5.2 billion crypto investment manager, is reportedly looking to raise $1 billion for its Pantera Fund V, expected to launch in April next year.
The Pantera Fund V will invest in a range of blockchain-based assets and is slated for launch in April 2025.
Slated for an April 2025 launch, the Pantera Fund V is set to serve as the firm’s ‘all-in-one’ fund, a slight change of tune from its existing Liquid Token Fund, Early Stage Token Fund, Bitcoin Fund and Venture Funds — which offer a more specific investment focus. Startup equity, early-stage tokens, and liquid tokens are among the asset types that would be included in the Pantera Fund V,A $1 billion raise would be the largest for the cryptocurrency industry since May 2022, when Silicon Valley-based venture capital firm Andreessen Horowitzfor a new cryptocurrency fund, which — combined with Pantera — could signal that more institutional capital is coming back into the sector following a market rebound in 2023.raised $7.
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