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Pantera Capital Has Raised 3x More This Year Than It Did in 2019

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Pantera Capital Has Raised 3x More This Year Than It Did in 2019

Pantera Capital, a crypto investment firm that has $600 million under management, had a very good year, but still not as good as 2018.

According to a recent SEC disclosure, Pantera Venture Fund III has raised $164,705,834 to date — and a whopping $68,841,379 of that has come over the last twelve months. While the fund raised only $24,419,455 last year, it still has not topped its 2018 raise of $71,445,000.

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Pantera Capital Has Raised 3x More This Year Than It Did in 2019

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