Les hedge funds TradFi envisagent les Memecoins alors que le sous-secteur évolue vers des « pièces culturelles » : rapport
Les hedge funds TradFi envisagent les Memecoins alors que le sous-secteur évolue vers des « pièces culturelles » : rapport Hedge funds are starting to succumb to the lure of crypto memecoins in search of bigger gains, according to a report from Bloomberg. Newport Beach, California-based fund Stratos – backed by heavyweight investors Marc Andreessen and Chris Dixon – reportedly recorded 137% gains in Q1 by allocating part of its portfolio to dogwifhat (WIF), which is now the biggest memecoin on Solana (SOL). Says Stratos founding partner Rennick Pallet, While memecoins essentially started as a joke – perhaps with the launch of Dogecoin (DOGE) in 2013 –the investor says that more hedge funds will inevitably start taking the sector more seriously as they become more comfortable with digital assets in general. Cosmo Jiang, a portfolio manager at crypto hedge fund Pantera Capital, describes memecoins as “culture coins” that provide a sort of unofficial membership into a group or movement. Josh de Vos, research lead at researcher CCData, notes that liquidity and infrastructure in the memecoin sector is rapidly evolving, allowing firms from the traditional finance world who are more sensitive to low liquidity to get involved. At time of writing, DOGE remains the largest memecoin with a
