Galaxy Digital Announces a $100M Fund to Invest in Early-stage Crypto Companies
The new Galaxy Digital fund dubbed the Galaxy Ventures Fund I, LP, will invest in as many as 30 startups over the next three years.
The new Galaxy Digital fund dubbed the Galaxy Ventures Fund I, LP, will invest in as many as 30 startups over the next three years.
The company revealed in a blog post that, as of February 29, 2024, GAM was managing a staggering $10.1 billion in assets, marking a substantial 24.8% increase compared to the previous month.
The billionaire CEO described the current market level as “frothy”, noting that BTC is experiencing a price discovery phase with the arrival of the ETFs, bringing in “a new army” to test the market.
Commenting on Bitcoin’s recent movements, Mike Novogratz, CEO of Galaxy Digital, noted that BTC is in a price discovery phase, fueled by increased accessibility to US investors.
Despite the positive development, Novogratz acknowledges the lack of clear regulations surrounding cryptocurrencies.
Galaxy Digital’s decision to move substantial amounts of Ethereum echoes a similar sentiment to its previous stance on the cryptocurrency, particularly evident in actions taken last year.
As the crypto market evolves, only time will tell if Bitcoin can truly reach $1 million by 2029, altering how investors view and interact with digital assets.
A federal court may formalize the ruling on Grayscale’s ETF today, officially vacating the SEC’s refusal to convert the GBTC.
The SEC chair said that the Commission has a lot of applications to review for spot Bitcoin ETFs. Mike Novogratz expects a spot Bitcoin ETF coming by the year end.
Novogratz thinks the Fidelity Investments victory against the SEC puts the Commission in a corner where a Bitcoin ETF approval is inevitable.