Singaporean crypto fund raises $250 million



The Web3 market is moving. Singapore-based crypto investment firm successfully completed a funding round totaling $250 million from major institutions. This move indicates increasing interest from institutional investors in the digital asset space.

The size of the fund is sufficient to demonstrate how seriously financial players outside of central banks are taking the crypto ecosystem. Singapore is rapidly becoming a recognized hub for blockchain and cryptocurrency in the Asia-Pacific region. Such investments strengthen the Web3 infrastructure in the area.

The increase in similar-scale funding rounds in the market is a sign that institutional crypto adoption is gaining momentum. Are we at the forefront of a flashy trend? Time will tell.
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FrontRunFightervip
· 5h ago
$250M checks cleared but nobody's talking about the MEV extraction happening in the shadows while these "institutional players" pretend they're building legit infrastructure... classic bait and switch honestly
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Web3ExplorerLinvip
· 5h ago
hypothesis: what if singapore's becoming the new silk road for institutional capital? 🤔 this $250m round feels less like a trend and more like the old guard finally admitting they lost the plot... bridging the gap between traditional finance and decentralized futures, innit
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SleepyArbCatvip
· 5h ago
Singapore is making a big move again, with 250K thrown in... By the way, this wave of institutional involvement is really starting to pay attention, but I'm a bit sleepy right now. I'll check later tonight if the gas fees are worth it.
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GasSavingMastervip
· 5h ago
Really? Directly investing 250 million? Singapore's move, the Asia-Pacific blockchain is really about to take off. Institutions are starting to seriously engage with cryptocurrencies, it feels different. This round of funding... we need to be more optimistic about Web3. Singapore is taking the lead again, it's impressive. The entry of major institutions is a signal; holding steady is the right move.
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BugBountyHuntervip
· 5h ago
250 million this funding is quite something, Singapore is really taking off --- Institutions are starting to take crypto seriously, this is not an ordinary signal --- Why does it feel like Asia is about to become the next Web3 center... --- Basically, traditional finance just can't sit still anymore haha --- Singapore's friendly policies do have advantages, but can they really succeed --- Invested 250 million, there will probably be more to come --- Wait, is this direct competition or what kind of relationship --- Regional competition is heating up
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WhaleWatchervip
· 5h ago
This investment in Singapore is really significant, with 250 million dollars directly poured in. The institutions are finally taking it seriously. A wave of large-scale financing is coming, and this time retail investors won't be the first to know. Is the Asia-Pacific about to take off? It feels like Singapore is playing an increasingly bigger game. Wait, is this real money or just a new trick to harvest retail investors again?
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RugDocDetectivevip
· 5h ago
250 million, so what? Let's wait until real institutions enter the market. Wait, Singapore is making such a big move this time? Keep an eye on it. Institutions are flocking into Web3, it really feels like the trend is changing. Another funding news, when will we see real product implementation? Singapore is playing so aggressively, Asia-Pacific is indeed about to rise.
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