# Funds **Route:** `/funds` **Meta title:** Funds **Meta description:** Every crypto fund as a record of its own: the portfolio it holds, the rounds it wrote into, how often it leads, and who it keeps showing up alongside. _Generated by `scripts/build-extracts.ts` from `getFeature('funds')`. Edit the content object, not this file._ --- ## Hero _Eyebrow:_ Market Research / Funds **The funds, and what they actually back** Every crypto-native fund as a record of its own: the portfolio it holds, the rounds it wrote into, how often it leads, and who it keeps showing up alongside. The thesis a firm states and the cheques it writes are different documents. - Primary CTA: Request a demo → `/demo` - Secondary CTA: See market research → `/market-research` --- ## Benefits ### Every fund, ranked on what it holds The firms writing cheques in this market, on one screen, with the size of the book beside the number of names it is spread across. Two funds of the same size can be running completely different strategies, and the second column is where that shows. - **Liquid against locked**: Tradeable tokens, SAFT lockups, and equity stakes separated rather than totalled - **Concentration**: The top positions and sector weightings a book is actually betting on - **Wallets behind the book**: Declared holdings mapped to the custody addresses and multisigs holding them ### The cheques, not the thesis A fund is easiest to read backwards. Every round it wrote into, at what stage and what size, and whether it set the terms or joined someone else’s round, which is the difference between conviction and access. - **Lead or participant**: Stated on every round, not inferred, with board presence where it is known - **Cheques over thesis**: Pre-seed through strategic, ranked on capital actually deployed - **Return attribution**: Performance by vintage year, sector bet, and realized exit ### Where the money is going next Announced and in-market raises beside the ones already closed, so the sector a fund is about to be busy in is visible while it is happening rather than a quarter later in someone else’s chart. - **Positioning before the announcement**: Fund wallets moving into new contracts and staging addresses ahead of a public round - **Unlocks and cliffs ahead**: Token generation events and vesting dates landing on positions a fund already holds - **Follow-on deployment**: Second cheques and treasury extensions into names already on the book ### Mandates, and the capacity behind them What a fund is permitted to buy and what it still has to spend, which together decide whether it can be in the next round at all. A track record says what a firm did with its last fund; the mandate and the dry powder say what it can do with this one. - **Dry powder**: Undeployed capital against what was committed, for new cheques and follow-ons - **Mandate and strategy**: Liquid venture, early-stage equity, quantitative, and yield, separated rather than pooled - **Registrations and structure**: Form ADV filings, offshore vehicles, and the regions a fund is cleared to invest in ### Where a fund actually invests Read a mandate as a shape rather than a paragraph: the sectors a fund concentrates in, the stage it enters at, and the cheque it writes into which markets. - **Focus area**: The sectors a fund has backed, as a share of the portfolio rather than a list of names - **Investment stage**: Seed, Series A, and strategic participation across the whole record - **Cheque size and geography**: The round sizes a fund writes into, and the jurisdictions it has invested in --- ## Stats **The allocators, and the record behind them** Fund portfolios, track records, and capital deployment normalized into one workspace, so "who is behind this" and "what else have they backed" are one lookup rather than an afternoon. - **9,500+**: Funds and investors - **38,000+**: Rounds attributed - **140,000+**: Portfolio positions --- ## Research tools **Universal fund analysis tools** Apply Seerian’s core research capabilities to any individual fund across the platform using standardized market data inputs. - **Fund portfolio comparison**: Chart portfolio value, position counts, and deal cadence across funds side-by-side on shared axes → `/market-research/compare` - **Syndicate and co-investment matrix**: Measure how often the same funds appear in one another’s rounds, and which pairings recur across vintages → `/correlation` - **Fund and portfolio entity graph**: Map the connections between a fund, its portfolio companies and tokens, and the wallets holding them → `/relationships` - **Fund deployment and valuation indicators**: Monitor capital deployment against commitments, follow-on participation rates, and portfolio valuation markups in one consolidated dashboard → `/indicators` --- ## Showcase **Collaborative fund analysis** Document allocator diligence, annotate the disclosure that revealed a position, and discuss portfolio concentration with your team alongside live market data. - **Discussion and annotation**: Document fund diligence, attach notes to a specific portfolio disclosure or filing, and discuss allocation alongside live market data → `/team-collaboration` - **Watchlist integration**: Add a top-tier allocator, an emerging fund, or a portfolio cohort to shared team watchlists with a single click → `/watchlists` - **Dashboards**: Pin a fund leaderboard, a portfolio token distribution table, or a co-investment graph onto a shared dashboard in a click → `/dashboards` - **Contextual news feed**: Verified venture disclosures, regulatory filings, and fund raise announcements mapped to the allocators you monitor → `/news` - **Custom alert routing**: Route threshold notifications for new fund investments, large wallet transfers, or portfolio cliff unlocks to Slack, Telegram, Teams, WhatsApp, or PagerDuty → `/alerts` - **Seera AI prompts**: Summarize a fund’s portfolio concentration, analyze its follow-on history, or draft an internal investment committee brief → `/seera` --- ## FAQ Answered in [/faq.md](https://seerian.com/faq.md), the extract of [/faq](https://seerian.com/faq), which carries every question on the site. --- ## CTA - Request a demo → `/demo`