Pantera Capital
Pantera Capital, established in 2013, is a pioneering investment firm in the cryptocurrency and blockchain sector, managing $5.2 billion in assets and focusing on a wide range of blockchain technology investments.
Company History
Pantera Capital launched the first cryptocurrency fund in the U.S. in 2013 when bitcoin was priced at $65 per BTC. The company also established the first blockchain-focused venture fund and was the first to introduce an early-stage token fund in 2017. This pioneering approach has positioned Pantera Capital as a leading force in the blockchain investment space.
Assets Under Management
Pantera Capital manages $5.2 billion in assets, making it one of the largest investment firms focused on blockchain and cryptocurrency. The company's comprehensive fund offerings cater to a wide range of investment strategies, providing significant diversification possibilities within the blockchain sector.
Investment Portfolio
Pantera Capital has made 100 venture investments and 110 early-stage token investments. The firm’s strategic investments span across various stages of blockchain technology, contributing to the growth and development of numerous promising projects. Notably, 47% of invested capital is placed outside the U.S., highlighting the firm's global reach.
Blockchain Funds
Pantera Capital has led 75% of deals in its Blockchain Fund. The firm offers funds that cover the full spectrum of blockchain technology investments, including venture equity, early-stage tokens, and liquid tokens. This allows investors to gain exposure to various aspects of the blockchain ecosystem, from nascent protocols to established digital assets.
Specific Funds Offered
Pantera Capital's Early-Stage Tokens fund provides exposure to new, efficient, and scalable blockchain protocols, while the Liquid Tokens fund offers exposure to the largest and most liquid digital assets. These specialized funds enable investors to engage with different segments of the blockchain market as per their investment profiles and risk appetites.