Theta Capital Management is looking to raise $ 200 million thanks to a new fundraising vehicle, Theta Blockchain Ventures V.
According to a Bloomberg Law report, the new fund is intended to be a “fundraising”. TheTA Capital plans to invest in up to 15 venture capital companies specializing in digital assets, apparently targeting a net rate of return (IRR) of 25%.
Not to be confused with TheTA laboratories, based in California, the capital TheTA is a financial company and a financial company based in Amsterdam focused on investment management. It is considered an early adopter in blockchain space among tradfi companies that adopted digital asset technology from 2017.
Theta Capital worked with customers such as Coinfund, Pantera, Polychain Capital, Castle Island Ventures and Dragonfly. It would have approximately $ 1.2 billion in assets under management.
The current fund collection effort, Theta Blockchain Ventures V, aims to add an additional $ 200 million to its total funds collected after five previous rounds. Starting with “Theta Blockchain Ventures 0”, the company raised $ 860 million during these towers, of which $ 600 million has been allocated so far, according to its website.
Cryptocurrency and blockchain investments have experienced a resurgence throughout 2025 with several companies entering space from the tradfi asset management sectors and digital assets.
Digital anchorage, for example, recently launched an investment arm focused on onchain protocols at an early stage. As Coanspeaker reported in August, the Unicorn financing company of three billion dollars has reached an evaluation growth of 516% from the foundation while increasing around $ 487 million on several financing cycles.
According to the press release, Anchorage Digital said that it intended to offer full spectrum services for its investment customers with the intention of forming a “full partnership”.
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