Pantera Capital operates as a blockchain-focused investment fund company. It manages various funds, invests in early-stage tokens, Bitcoin, and blockchain startups, supporting the Web3 ecosystem growth.
According to on-chain analyst Ember (@EmberCN), Pantera Capital—the lead investor in Ondo—transferred 83.9 million ONDO tokens (approximately $22.11 million) five hours ago. The market expects these tokens to be sold in the near term. The receiving address has a history of similar activity: one year ago, it received 34.28 million ONDO tokens (approximately $42.52 million) from Ondo’s multi-sig wallet and subsequently transferred them to Coinbase Prime in batches.
According to official announcements, Web3 research firm Four Pillars has completed its Series A funding round, with participation from Pantera Capital and Further. The specific funding amount has not yet been disclosed.
Odaily Odaily Planet Daily reports that investors including Pantera Capital Management are pushing UK Bitcoin reserve company Satsuma to sell its $50 million Bitcoin reserve. In August 2025, Satsuma shifted to an "AI-driven" Bitcoin reserve strategy, successfully raising £164 million (approximately $221 million) through convertible loan notes. The round was led by ParaFi Capital, with participation from Pantera, Digital Currency Group (DCG), Kraken, Arrington Capital, and others.It is reported that Satsuma confirmed that some shareholders have "demanded a return of capital," but did not disclose the specific identities of those shareholders. In an email statement, Satsuma's Executive Chairman Ranald McGregor-Smith said the company is exploring options to facilitate these requests while protecting the interests of all shareholders. (The Block)
According to on-chain analyst Ember (@EmberCN), Pantera Capital—the lead investor in Ondo—transferred 83.9 million ONDO tokens (approximately $22.11 million) five hours ago. The market expects these tokens to be sold in the near term. The receiving address has a history of similar activity: one year ago, it received 34.28 million ONDO tokens (approximately $42.52 million) from Ondo’s multi-sig wallet and subsequently transferred them to Coinbase Prime in batches.
According to Bloomberg, sources familiar with the matter said that cryptocurrency venture capital firm Pantera Capital Management is urging London-listed Satsuma Technology Plc to sell its remaining approximately $50 million worth of Bitcoin and return the proceeds to shareholders. Satsuma has confirmed that certain shareholders have requested the return of funds and that the company is evaluating related proposals. According to other sources familiar with the matter, these shareholders have also demanded a change in management; currently, Satsuma’s CEO Henry Elder and CFO Andrew Smith have resigned. Earlier this month, the company announced plans to cut costs and disclosed its purchase of Bitcoin valued at £1.4 million.
According to The Block, several cryptocurrency funds have adopted a cautious stance toward Bitcoin’s outlook. David Grider, Partner at Finality Capital, stated that Bitcoin is currently in the mid-to-late downward phase of this market cycle, with the true bottom expected to occur at the end of Q3 through early Q4 this year—within a range of approximately $45,000 to $55,000—and potentially rebounding to $65,000–$75,000 by year-end. Richard Galvin, Executive Chairman of Digital Asset Capital Management, holds a “relatively neutral” view on Bitcoin over the next 12 months; his firm’s directional fund currently holds its highest cash allocation to date, while its Bitcoin allocation has dropped to the lowest level since 2022. Cosmo Jiang, General Partner at Pantera Capital, noted that the four-year Bitcoin cycle may extend the bear market for several more months, yet the market is becoming increasingly rational, with price action reflecting fundamentals more closely. Jack Platts, Founder of Hypersphere Ventures, forecasts Bitcoin’s year-end baseline price at approximately $55,000, with a bear-case scenario potentially dropping to $40,000 and a bull-case scenario reaching $80,000.
According to The Block, Pantera Capital stated that the $321 billion tokenized market—though covering 542 rated assets—has an average on-chain maturity rating of just 2 out of 5, and 77.6% of assets remain at the “wrapper” stage. Pantera noted that in 2025, a total of 168 new tokenized assets launched, representing a 115% increase over the 78 launched in 2024; meanwhile, the tracked market’s total value grew approximately 60%, rising from $200.6 billion. The firm described the current trend as “broader, not deeper.”
According to The Korea Herald, KB Financial Group, a major South Korean financial institution, announced a strategic partnership with U.S.-based crypto venture capital firm Pantera Capital to expand its digital asset strategy, enhance its competitiveness in blockchain finance, and accelerate the development of new businesses. Previously, KB Financial had signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with the Bank of Korea on “Project Han River” and established a partnership with stablecoin issuer Circle.
According to on-chain analyst Ember (@EmberCN), Pantera Capital—the lead investor in Ondo—transferred 83.9 million ONDO tokens (approximately $22.11 million) five hours ago. The market expects these tokens to be sold in the near term. The receiving address has a history of similar activity: one year ago, it received 34.28 million ONDO tokens (approximately $42.52 million) from Ondo’s multi-sig wallet and subsequently transferred them to Coinbase Prime in batches.
According to official announcements, Web3 research firm Four Pillars has completed its Series A funding round, with participation from Pantera Capital and Further. The specific funding amount has not yet been disclosed.
Odaily Odaily Planet Daily reports that investors including Pantera Capital Management are pushing UK Bitcoin reserve company Satsuma to sell its $50 million Bitcoin reserve. In August 2025, Satsuma shifted to an "AI-driven" Bitcoin reserve strategy, successfully raising £164 million (approximately $221 million) through convertible loan notes. The round was led by ParaFi Capital, with participation from Pantera, Digital Currency Group (DCG), Kraken, Arrington Capital, and others.It is reported that Satsuma confirmed that some shareholders have "demanded a return of capital," but did not disclose the specific identities of those shareholders. In an email statement, Satsuma's Executive Chairman Ranald McGregor-Smith said the company is exploring options to facilitate these requests while protecting the interests of all shareholders. (The Block)