2026-02-18 09:24:53

Peter Thiel and his Founders Fund have completely exited ETHZilla Corp., a company focused on Ethereum treasury. He previously owned 7.5% of the shares.

ETHZilla's path has been rocky: at its peak, it held over 100,000 ETH, but after the market correction, it began selling assets off its balance sheet, setting a precedent in the DAT segment. It later invested in aircraft engines and began experimenting with their tokenization.
#btc $ETH $GT $XRP #usdt #ltc #gold #silver.

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XRP-4.99%

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deltapro

· 02-18 12:50

If the influx of ventures is weak: ➖ Switch projects with real traders ➖ The value of real income is growing ➖ More focus on the product rather than on the next investment round 💬 Perhaps we are moving from the era of “get → launch → exit” to the era of “get → scale → make money.” 👇 Tsikavo feel your thought for this drive👇 ➡️ Navchannya / 💬Chat / 💎Investanuta 💵Trade with me together

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deltapro

· 02-18 12:50

⤵️ Today's situation is different: ▫️ VC profitability is falling since 2022 ▫️ Number of new funds at the 5-point minimum ▫️ The entire capital received from 2023 to 2025 is equal to one except for 2022. 🚫 The model “got VC → launched a token → sold to a subsidiary” no longer works. 👇 Ale is positive

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deltapro

· 02-18 12:49

📉 85% of tokens launched in 2025 are traded below the starting price ❗️ Previously, the availability of “top venture capital” for projects was a great catalyst, but now this is no longer the case. ⤵️ Data from Galaxy Research show: ▫️ In Q2 2022, crypto funds received a total of $17 billion ▫️ Over 80 new funds in one quarter ▫️ LP invested practically in everything with the “crypto” sign

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deltapro

· 02-18 09:26

Michael Saylor acknowledged the arrival of a crypto winter, but is confident it will be mild and that a crypto spring is near. Grayscale also agrees with BTC's dire straits, as the leading cryptocurrency is traded as a risk asset and doesn't follow gold. Well, the US hasn't bought BTC, but China is buying gold regularly 🥶

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