[Bitu] A certain Nasdaq-listed company recently made a big move – the board approved an encryption asset investment plan, preparing to get on board with real money in Web3.
This time is quite significant, with the overall fund allocated a maximum limit of 1 billion USD. However, it's not about pouring everything in at once, but rather entering in batches, observing the market conditions and risk assessments to determine the specific pace. The initial focus is on several directions: AI concept tokens, projects related to original data on-chain, and those assets that combine tokens and equity. If there are plans to explore other categories later, it will require the risk committee to hold another meeting for approval.
Interestingly, they explicitly stated that they do not engage in self-custody, and all assets are entrusted to professional institutions for management. An encryption asset risk committee was specifically established internally, led by the CFO, responsible for overseeing position allocation and controlling risks, and regularly reporting progress to the board of directors.
This posture looks serious - there are limits on the amount, phased deployment, and a professional risk control team, which is a typical institutional get on board strategy. For the market, it adds another signal of traditional capital betting on Web3.
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IfIWereOnChain
· 11h ago
One billion, huh? This time the big institutions finally couldn't hold back.
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Another traditional giant has entered the game, but this risk control method looks really cautious.
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Entering the market in batches, outsourcing custody, specialized risk committees... this operation truly reflects the institutional style.
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AI Tokens and on-chain data, it seems the pros are also betting on these two tracks.
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Investing one hundred million dollars in installments, and it has to go through the risk committee, it really doesn't look like gambling.
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The self-custody to professional institutions shows that they are also afraid deep down.
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A quota of one billion dollars sounds appealing, but the key is to see how much real money will be poured in later.
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The CFO personally monitoring the market indicates that the higher-ups are serious.
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The combination of Tokens and equity is quite interesting, indicating they are exploring new strategies.
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Not self-custody is the smartest move, saving them from having to shift the blame in case something goes wrong.
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zkNoob
· 11h ago
1 billion dollars coming in batches? Real money is finally here, and now the AI data chain is really going to da moon.
Big institutions are so cautious, which is somewhat interesting, but ultimately it's just money and fools.
The CFO is personally monitoring the market? Ha, that's what you call truly all in.
Wait, they don't self-custody? Who will take care of that? Is the risk committee reliable?
Institutional heavy positions mean opportunities for retail investors are here.
This rhythm is absolutely perfect; slowly building a position can help avoid risks.
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ImpermanentSage
· 11h ago
1 billion USD get on board, but in batches? This is the caution of large capital, afraid of stepping into a pit.
Not doing self-custody but handing it over to institutions, with the CFO personally supervising, this is what true institutional players look like.
Can AI data on-chain really be copied all the way down?
Wait, why are mainstream capital so cautious yet still entering?
Forget it, retail investors can continue to follow the trend, after all, we just play the way large investors do.
This is what true confidence looks like, not just verbal support.
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LongTermDreamer
· 11h ago
One billion dollars is being poured in, and now institutions are really starting to play seriously. Looking back three years from now at the layout from this time, they will probably regret not buying more.
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MindsetExpander
· 11h ago
One billion to get on board, is this really happening this time? It feels like the wind is getting stronger and stronger.
Entering in batches with professional risk control, it's more cautious than I imagined, a bit like the TradFi approach...
AI Tokens + data on-chain, the sensitivity is so high, which shows that these two tracks are really being valued.
When big companies take action, should retail investors follow or avoid? This question needs some thought.
Why does it feel like institutionalization is becoming more obvious, is the opportunity for retail investors shrinking?
One billion getting dumped, the market has to react, waiting to see the following operations.
Not self-custody is quite smart, it transfers the risk out.
Again AI and data, is there really no other story?
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MechanicalMartel
· 11h ago
1 billion get dumped, it really feels like just testing the waters.
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Not engaging in self-custody is a smart move, having institutional backing feels much better psychologically.
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AI Token is hot again, it seems there are indeed some lying in ambush this time.
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Entering in batches is just being cowardly, only dumping all at once shows determination.
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The risk committee meets every day, still afraid of losing everything, haha.
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Even publicly listed companies are buying the dip, the bottom shouldn't be far off, right?
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Professional institutions in custody also need to guard against them pulling a Rug Pull.
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This rhythm seems to be paving the way for retail investors to catch a falling knife.
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A 1 billion quota sounds big, but when divided among various projects, it's just a drop in the bucket.
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Finally, someone dares to announce it publicly, those before were just playing secretly.
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BearMarketSunriser
· 11h ago
1 billion dollars, that's really bold. But entering in batches, to put it bluntly, is still a bit timid.
If they truly believed in Web3, they would have gone all in.
$1 billion get on board! A Nasdaq company officially announces an encryption asset investment plan, focusing on AI and data on the blockchain.
[Bitu] A certain Nasdaq-listed company recently made a big move – the board approved an encryption asset investment plan, preparing to get on board with real money in Web3.
This time is quite significant, with the overall fund allocated a maximum limit of 1 billion USD. However, it's not about pouring everything in at once, but rather entering in batches, observing the market conditions and risk assessments to determine the specific pace. The initial focus is on several directions: AI concept tokens, projects related to original data on-chain, and those assets that combine tokens and equity. If there are plans to explore other categories later, it will require the risk committee to hold another meeting for approval.
Interestingly, they explicitly stated that they do not engage in self-custody, and all assets are entrusted to professional institutions for management. An encryption asset risk committee was specifically established internally, led by the CFO, responsible for overseeing position allocation and controlling risks, and regularly reporting progress to the board of directors.
This posture looks serious - there are limits on the amount, phased deployment, and a professional risk control team, which is a typical institutional get on board strategy. For the market, it adds another signal of traditional capital betting on Web3.