C1 Fund partially exits Ripple investment, reportedly achieving around 150% return in four months
According to Odaily, crypto fund C1 Fund has announced a partial exit from its investment in Ripple, achieving a return of approximately 150% in less than four months. The fund has not disclosed the profit amount. C1 Fund’s portfolio also includes an exchange as well as companies such as Consensys and Chainalysis. The fund stated it will continue to invest in high-quality crypto companies in the future. (Businesswire)
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