Popular crypto market marker and web3 firm, DWF Labs has unveiled its $250 Million liquid fund project aimed at driving the mainstream adoption of mid and large-cap crypto projects. The web3 firm confirmed the development in a Monday blog post on its official X page.
It is worth noting that DWF Labs is also a renowned investor known for its active investment in the crypto space. As part of this $250 million liquid fund project, the firm invested $11 million into a promising blockchain project. DWF Labs also plans to sign two major investment deals worth over $25 million and $10 million.
The post further revealed that the liquid funds project aligns with the market maker’s commitment to ensuring a broader landscape for cryptocurrency adoption. DWF Labs plans to invest atleast $10 million to $50 million on each project. In addition, the funds will also be used to provide strategic crypto venture capital and ecosystem support. This, in turn, fosters sustainable growth for projects that drive real-world adoption and contribute to the change in the industry.
Likewise, each deal will also feature a full-scale ecosystem growth strategy tailored to the needs of the project. This strategy includes Stablecoin TVL and Ecosystem Expansion aimed at supporting liquidity and DeFi activity for L1/L2 networks. Other strategies includes Lending Markets Development, PR and Brand Amplification, and Comprehensive GTM Strategy.
Reacting to the development, the managing partner at DWF Labs, Andrei Grachev expressed enthusiasm at the launch of the liquid fund, stating that it will help fast-track the innovation and adoption of web3. Grachev added that he believes that strategic capital coupled with an interactive ecosystem development is pivotal in unlocking the next wave of growth for the industry.
DWF Labs invests $20 million in Chinese-based jurisdiction
Recall that in the last few years, DWF Labs has continuously provided support for emerging projects in the web3 space. In July 2024, it invested $20 million Cloudbreak funds in a Chinese-based Jurisdiction. According to reports, DWF Labs invested the funds to empower emerging projects and developers across various spheres within the Chinese digital economy.
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