How much shared security should we allocate to which networks in Symbiotic? We present a methodology that guides MEV Capital (as Curator) and Nodeinfra (as node Operator) in making this decision.
Our goal is simple: maximizing the risk-adjusted returns from Symbiotic Networks for restakers. The primary risk to minimize is the slashing risk that could lead to the loss of restaker collaterals.
Lighthouse Asset Management has launched Lithuania’s first Decentralized Finance (DeFi) Investment Fund – the MEV Capital Stablecoin Enhanced Yield Fund. The Fund, whose units are available only to professional investors, has a target size of USD 50 million.
MEV Capital, Lithuania-based digital asset management and Web3 data intelligence company with more than $25 million in Assets under management, has outperformed most of its peers and brought positive returns to investors amid one of the most significant sell-offs in the crypto market seen in recent years.
London, the UK – MEV Capital, a leading digital asset manager specializing in capturing value in the DeFi markets, and Marex Solutions, a renowned commodity broker and provider of OTC hedging solutions, announced their partnership to innovate and create new digital asset products.
With MEV Capital’s proficiency in DeFi and Marex’s established reputation in the commodity markets, this collaboration is poised to pioneer novel and exciting opportunities for clients looking to diversify their portfolios and capitalize on the cryptocurrency industry.
Decentralized finance-focused asset manager MEV Capital hedges losses related to DEX liquidity provision with short-maturity options contracts. MEV Capital, a decentralized finance-focused digital asset manager, has launched an options-based strategy to prevent on-chain liquidity providers from suffering impermanent loss – the negative outcome instigated by asset price divergences within liquidity pools.
MEV Capital Management launches DeFi hedge fund looking to deploy 130 million dollars on the Ethereum chain and Layer 2s.
MEV Capital Management Ltd. is launching a new digital asset hedge fund registered as “MEV Capital Stablecoin High-Yield Fund,” with a novel approach towards asset custody and transparency. The fund interacts with decentralized finance protocols while employing derivatives for hedging solutions to achieve market neutrality.
The on-chain execution of structured products promises transparency to investors and eliminates counterparty risks.
Crypto trading firms are teaming up with traditional market players to trade onchain structured products amid a U.S. regulatory push to oversee the industry.
As a DeFi-focused hedge fund, MEV Capital has grown comfortable with moving funds around on-chain in pursuit of higher returns, a strategy known as yield farming.
But in the last few months, the firm has added a new trick to its arsenal: Accruing points, or rewards for interacting with a protocol that may lead to payouts in a future token, on behalf of clients.
Liquid restaking is not just for degens. Institutional investors are also getting in on the trade.
Gytis Trilikauskis, COO of MEV Capital, said his fund initially focused on liquidity provision, arbitrage, and MEV-based strategies, but has recently pivoted to capitalize on the booming liquid restaking token (LRT) sector.
2024 has been a year filled with significant developments and transformative events that continue to shape the digital assets industry in profound ways.
A comprehensive 165 page crypto thesis guide written and published by the Ryan Selkis, the founder of Messari. A delightfully written report focusing on the most significant trends of the cryptocurrency and blockchain space stemming from Bitcoin, to regulatory policy, investment trends to NFTs, Web3.0, DeFi and DAOs.
At the time of the report, Pwc estimated that were are around 150-200 crypto hedge funds globally with the overall majority of them (81%) founded within the 2017-2020 period.
In this 98th Issue from Goldman Sachs Global Macro Research team, a deed-dive into the crypto asset class is provided for the reader alongside a couple of interviews with contradicting viewpoints on cryptocurrencies.
You could do it swaggering like famous investor Peter Thiel, who coined the term “financial gerontocracy” while speaking about the global banks at the recent conference “Bitcoin’2022”. You could call names. Or you could give a hand for support. It seems that our community is of that latter kind.
Lighthouse Asset Management has launched Lithuania’s first Decentralized Finance (DeFi) Investment Fund – the MEV Capital Stablecoin Enhanced Yield Fund. The Fund, whose units are available only to professional investors, has a target size of USD 50 million.
MEV Capital, Lithuania-based digital asset management and Web3 data intelligence company with more than $25 million in Assets under management, has outperformed most of its peers and brought positive returns to investors amid one of the most significant sell-offs in the crypto market seen in recent years.
London, the UK – MEV Capital, a leading digital asset manager specializing in capturing value in the DeFi markets, and Marex Solutions, a renowned commodity broker and provider of OTC hedging solutions, announced their partnership to innovate and create new digital asset products.
With MEV Capital’s proficiency in DeFi and Marex’s established reputation in the commodity markets, this collaboration is poised to pioneer novel and exciting opportunities for clients looking to diversify their portfolios and capitalize on the cryptocurrency industry.
Decentralized finance-focused asset manager MEV Capital hedges losses related to DEX liquidity provision with short-maturity options contracts. MEV Capital, a decentralized finance-focused digital asset manager, has launched an options-based strategy to prevent on-chain liquidity providers from suffering impermanent loss – the negative outcome instigated by asset price divergences within liquidity pools.
MEV Capital Management launches DeFi hedge fund looking to deploy 130 million dollars on the Ethereum chain and Layer 2s.
MEV Capital Management Ltd. is launching a new digital asset hedge fund registered as “MEV Capital Stablecoin High-Yield Fund,” with a novel approach towards asset custody and transparency. The fund interacts with decentralized finance protocols while employing derivatives for hedging solutions to achieve market neutrality.
The on-chain execution of structured products promises transparency to investors and eliminates counterparty risks.
Crypto trading firms are teaming up with traditional market players to trade onchain structured products amid a U.S. regulatory push to oversee the industry.
As a DeFi-focused hedge fund, MEV Capital has grown comfortable with moving funds around on-chain in pursuit of higher returns, a strategy known as yield farming.
But in the last few months, the firm has added a new trick to its arsenal: Accruing points, or rewards for interacting with a protocol that may lead to payouts in a future token, on behalf of clients.
Liquid restaking is not just for degens. Institutional investors are also getting in on the trade.
Gytis Trilikauskis, COO of MEV Capital, said his fund initially focused on liquidity provision, arbitrage, and MEV-based strategies, but has recently pivoted to capitalize on the booming liquid restaking token (LRT) sector.
You could do it swaggering like famous investor Peter Thiel, who coined the term “financial gerontocracy” while speaking about the global banks at the recent conference “Bitcoin’2022”. You could call names. Or you could give a hand for support. It seems that our community is of that latter kind.
2024 has been a year filled with significant developments and transformative events that continue to shape the digital assets industry in profound ways.
A comprehensive 165 page crypto thesis guide written and published by the Ryan Selkis, the founder of Messari. A delightfully written report focusing on the most significant trends of the cryptocurrency and blockchain space stemming from Bitcoin, to regulatory policy, investment trends to NFTs, Web3.0, DeFi and DAOs.
At the time of the report, Pwc estimated that were are around 150-200 crypto hedge funds globally with the overall majority of them (81%) founded within the 2017-2020 period.
In this 98th Issue from Goldman Sachs Global Macro Research team, a deed-dive into the crypto asset class is provided for the reader alongside a couple of interviews with contradicting viewpoints on cryptocurrencies.
