Key Takeaways
- • Pantera Capital's liquid-token fund was up nearly 80% in 2023 as of mid-December, according to a person familiar with the performance, after falling 80% in 2022.
- • Chainview Capital, run by 31-year-old Dan Slavin, has roughly doubled in 2023 after an 18% decline in 2022, according to Slavin.
- • Crypto hedge funds that survived the 2022 downturn are recovering, and some expect a strong 2024 driven by a Bitcoin rally and anticipated token activity.
Summary
Pantera Capital, one of the crypto industry's oldest and largest hedge funds run by Dan Morehead, saw its liquid-token fund rise nearly 80% this year as of mid-December, according to a person familiar with the performance. The fund had fallen 80% in 2022.
Chainview Capital, a crypto hedge fund run by 31-year-old Dan Slavin, has doubled in 2023 following an 18% decline last year, Slavin said. Together, the examples point to a sharp recovery for managers that navigated the 2022 market downturn.
The source article frames these gains as the basis for expectations of a banner 2024 for crypto hedge funds, though it does not provide detailed fund-level AUM figures or further forward-looking estimates.
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