Pantera Capital
Pantera Capital is the first institutional investment firm focused exclusively on Bitcoin, other digital currencies, and companies in the blockchain technology ecosystem. Since 2013, Pantera has invested in digital assets and blockchain companies, providing investors with the full spectrum of exposure to the space. The firm is now one of the largest institutional owners of cryptocurrencies and acts as the catalyst for widespread blockchain adoption and innovation. Pantera provides investors with the full spectrum of exposure to the space, ranging from illiquid venture capital assets to more liquid assets like bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
Associated People
Cosmo Jiang
2023 - present
Dan Morehead
2003 - present
Matt Stephenson
2023 - present
Paul Brodsky
2023 - present
Paul Veradittakit
2014 - present
Joey Krug
2017 - 2023
ABOUT PANTERA CAPITAL
Pantera Capital is an investment firm focused exclusively on ventures, tokens, and projects related to blockchain technology, digital currency, and cryptocurrency assets.
Pantera launched the first cryptocurrency fund in the U.S. when bitcoin was at $65 /BTC in 2013. The firm subsequently launched the first blockchain-focused venture fund.
In 2017, Pantera was the first to offer an early-stage token fund.
INVESTMENT TYPES
Venture Equity.
Exposure to equity in companies building products and services in the nascent blockchain ecosystem.
Early-Stage Tokens.
Exposure to new, efficient, and scalable protocols. Similar to venture capital equity, but investing in tokens during the private stage at a discount to the listing price.
Liquid Tokens.
Exposure to the largest and most liquid digital assets. Pantera uses their deep market and technical expertise to trade tokens while exploiting market inefficiencies.
PANTERA FUNDS
Pantera Fund V.
An actively managed exposure to all facets of the blockchain and cryptocurrency venture capital markets.
Liquid Token Fund.
Actively managed exposure to publicly traded digital assets.
Early-Stage Token Fund.
Actively managed exposure to early-stage blockchain protocols, following a venture-style model.
Passive exposure to Bitcoin with daily liquidity and low fees.
Venture Funds.
Actively managed, multi-stage exposure to companies building products and services in the blockchain ecosystem.