【BlockBeats】On January 7th, there was a new development— a well-known crypto investment fund announced a strategic restructuring. They plan to spin off their liquidity management business into an independent new company to operate separately, while the parent fund will focus on venture capital.
The new company will be led by Seth Ginns and Chris Perkins, who will step down from their operational roles in the original fund. The original fund will still have personnel in place—Jake Brukhman, Alex Felix, and David Pakman will continue to oversee operations.
This fund’s VC division covers both seed rounds and VC fund strategies. This split essentially isolates the liquidity strategy business for further development and refinement. In the rapidly changing market environment, this kind of specialized separation approach is quite interesting, indicating that major players are re-evaluating their strategic layouts.
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GateUser-00be86fc
· 01-07 23:49
Liquidity business has been spun off independently, and this approach is becoming more and more common... Whether it's promising or not depends on the capabilities of the two people involved.
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WalletsWatcher
· 01-07 07:10
Liquidity business operated separately? This is preparing for the upcoming market trend... It seems like major funds are all strategizing.
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GasFeeCrier
· 01-07 07:10
Another spin-off... These days, it's embarrassing to go out without an independent business.
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SerRugResistant
· 01-07 07:08
The bottom-fishing fanatic, a believer in BTC, has seen big storms and waves.
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It's all about liquidity again, fancy words for splitting, isn't it? Aren't you just afraid of the market turning bad and holding on? I've seen too many of these moves, and in the end, it's just insiders cutting each other's losses.
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SelfRugger
· 01-07 06:52
What kind of shady moves are VC doing again? Spinning off and spinning off, isn't it all just to avoid taxes or harvest retail investors?
Mainstream VC funds announce strategic spin-off: liquidity business operates independently, focusing on seed and venture capital investments
【BlockBeats】On January 7th, there was a new development— a well-known crypto investment fund announced a strategic restructuring. They plan to spin off their liquidity management business into an independent new company to operate separately, while the parent fund will focus on venture capital.
The new company will be led by Seth Ginns and Chris Perkins, who will step down from their operational roles in the original fund. The original fund will still have personnel in place—Jake Brukhman, Alex Felix, and David Pakman will continue to oversee operations.
This fund’s VC division covers both seed rounds and VC fund strategies. This split essentially isolates the liquidity strategy business for further development and refinement. In the rapidly changing market environment, this kind of specialized separation approach is quite interesting, indicating that major players are re-evaluating their strategic layouts.