The Crypto Fund Structure Most
Managers Haven’t Heard Of

Launching a new crypto strategy often means launching a new fund.
But some managers are using a different structure that allows multiple strategies and deal allocations inside one fund.

Crypto strategies move fast. Fund structures don’t.

Most crypto investment firms still rely on structures designed for traditional funds. 

That usually means:

Creating Multiple
SPV’s

Launching a new SPV or fund for every opportunity

Managing Multiple Funds

Running multiple overlapping funds

Repeated Onboarding

Constant investor
re-onboarding

Increased
Operational Cost

Operational overhead that grows with every strategy

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Typical Crypto Strategies

Managers often use a wide range of strategies in crypto including

  • Liquidity pools
  • Market-neutral strategies
  • DeFi yield programs
  • Token launches
  • Algorithmic trading
  • Mining or staking programs

Some managers are adopting a more customizable fund structure that can deploy all these strategies
but still allows investors to choose which strategy to investing.

Instead of launching a new fund for every strategy or deal, they use a customizable fund.

Inside a single fund structure, managers can:

Run multiple crypto strategies
Offer deal-by-deal participation
Allow investors to allocate capital selectively

It’s a structure many managers haven’t considered but it’s increasingly being
explored for digital asset investment models.

This guide explains how it works.

What You'll Learn
in the Guide

  • What a customizable crypto fund actually is
  • How it differs from traditional funds and SPVs
  • How managers run multiple strategies inside one structure
  • When this structure makes sense for crypto investment firms

If you're thinking about how to structure a crypto investment vehicle, this guide introduces a model most managers haven’t seen.

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Access the complete Crypto Customizable Fund® Overview to review:

  • Structural diagrams
  • Capital allocation flow
  • Evergreen capital raising model
  • Fractionalization capabilities
  • Operational technology stack
  • Portfolio-level customization features