Blockworks: There are currently about 250 active liquidity funds in the industry.
Odaily reported that well-known trader Ansem asked data service providers such as Blockworks on X: “Has anyone ever counted how many liquid funds there are in the crypto space, and how large their assets under management (AUM) are?”
In response, Blockworks co-founder Jason Yanowitz said: “I guess there are about 800 globally. I have a list of 470 (there were 1,500 at the beginning of 2022), but there may be another 40%-50% of funds that haven’t disclosed information. At present, there are around 250 that are active, but most of them have a very small scale of assets under management, such as small funds managed by two founders, with AUM possibly only around 10 million US dollars… In reality, most of the AUM is concentrated in just a few funds.”
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