2025-12-24 04:34:52

Major industry movement. A well-known investment institution has announced that its multi-strategy fund has completed a new round of financing, with the first closed financing round reaching $250 million, far exceeding the initial financing target. According to plan, the fund will ultimately manage approximately $500 million in assets.

The strategy of this fund is worth paying attention to. It does not rely on a single strategy, but adopts a dual approach of public market trading + liquidity generation—participating in both primary and secondary market blockchain project investments while achieving returns through liquidity opportunities in the DeFi ecosystem. The goal is clear: the global blockchain infrastructure layer and large-scale application track.

What does the rapid availability of financing mean? The consensus among investment institutions in this direction is strengthening. Areas such as infrastructure projects, application layer innovation, and cross-chain interoperability continue to attract significant investments. The money in Web3 is still moving forward, but it is just being more selective about the players and the tracks.

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BTCBeliefStation

· 3h ago

$250 million? This pace is impressive, clearly showing that money is piling into the infrastructure layer. DeFi liquidity mining combined with the primary and secondary markets—this combo is definitely smarter than just gambling all in. Web3 funding is not cooling off; it's just that the threshold is higher, and real-world implementation is what makes it attractive. I'm optimistic about the infrastructure sector; cross-chain interoperability is probably the next big trend. Multi-strategy risk hedging is my thing; this is the institutional approach. The final scale of $500 million depends on whether the projects they choose are genuine—no more pump-and-dump schemes. Right now, it's just capital reallocating; truly dead projects are really dead.

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ser_ngmi

· 8h ago

Wow, $250 million is directly in place, this financing speed is really something fierce. I think this dual approach is more reliable than purely betting on a single track. There are indeed still opportunities in infrastructure and the Application Layer, it just depends on who can really land it. Are there any new tricks that can still emerge in DeFi Liquidity Mining yields? The money is still moving forward, no doubt, but it feels like it's all concentrating in the hands of top institutions.

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SudoRm-RfWallet/

· 8h ago

Wow, $250 million directly surpasses the target, this pace is a bit fast. The speed of financing is getting wilder, which shows that big institutions are really starting to play seriously with infrastructure. Combining primary and secondary markets with Decentralized Finance Liquidity, this combination indeed has substance. There hasn't been a lack of money, but now it's more about the people; garbage projects really can't survive. With the momentum of Web3 financing, it feels like there will be several big news this year.

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NoodlesOrTokens

· 8h ago

The target of doubling 250 million dollars directly is a bit harsh. The multi-strategy approach is indeed stable, but how many can actually be implemented? The infrastructure sector is indeed hot, but now entering requires good judgment. Is financing quickly in place? To put it bluntly, this round of opportunity isn't over yet; money comes when it smells an opportunity. DeFi liquidity yields sound good, but slippage must also be considered. The players and the track are the focus; not every project can survive until that day.

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 8h ago

$250 million is definitely not a small number, which shows that there are still people who believe in Web3. I am optimistic about the multi-strategy approach, it's much more stable than going all-in on a single track. The infrastructure sector is indeed a long-term ticket. Wherever the money flows, the projects will follow, it's just a cycle. How's the yield on DeFi liquidity mining, everyone? It feels like the risk is quite significant too. With financing coming in so quickly, there must be many institutions copying the homework behind it. Don't try to fool me into saying Web3 is dead, the capital doesn't think so, haha. I am optimistic about this multi-strategy approach. It's too smart not to bet on a single narrative. A scale of $500 million is actually not too bad within the entire Web3 ecosystem, it feels far from the ceiling. The key is to choose the right track, the combination of infrastructure + application layer is indeed more reliable.

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LiquiditySurfer

· 8h ago

Ha, 250 million directly exceeded the target, which shows that everyone has a Consensus on this two-legged approach. Level one and level two plus DeFi Arbitrage, this is the correct way to open up capital efficiency. However, to be fair, the real test is still execution. Is the Liquidity Depth sufficient, and are the surfing points accurate? This is where differentiation lies. There hasn't been a shortage of money in Web3, it just depends on who can stabilize their surfboard in this wave.

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Lonely_Validator

· 8h ago

$250 million has been secured so quickly, it seems that large institutions really do have a positive outlook on infrastructure. With first and second-tier and DeFi Liquidity, this combination is indeed interesting, but then again, can this multi-strategy fund really outperform? There’s no shortage of money in Web3, but the barriers are getting higher, making it harder for retail investors to get a piece of the pie. The rapid pace of this financing indicates what? It's still because the expected return space truly exists; otherwise, why would large institutions be so quick to act? Is cross-chain interoperability really the next trend? It feels like too many people are saying this. In any case, with institutions like this having $500 million in Mining and investments, it will definitely drive ecological development.

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Liquidated_Larry

· 8h ago

$250 million direct doubling target? This pace is a bit harsh, the market is really turning --- This multi-strategy approach is good, primary and secondary + DeFi Liquidity Mining, it's like fighting with both hands, let's wait and see the show when they step on a landmine --- Still the same saying, the money hasn't decreased, it's just that the threshold has increased, what about retail investors? They continue to be harvested --- How long can this infrastructure hold up? It feels like another cycle is about to come --- With a scale of $500 million, this size can easily become an arbitrage machine, how long the profit margin can be maintained is a question --- Alright, another large investor is entering a position in blockchain, let's wait and see how the story unfolds --- Walking on two legs sounds good, but I'm afraid if one leg breaks, the other will limp too, the risks on the DeFi side are really not small

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