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The head of Ventures at a certain exchange reveals which sectors savvy investors are investing in today

The head of Ventures at a certain exchange reveals which sectors savvy investors are investing in today

币界网币界网2026/01/27 11:52
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According to CoinWorld, Hoolie Tejwani, Head of Ventures at a certain exchange, believes that the traditional four-year cryptocurrency cycle may be outdated. He pointed out that the influx of a large number of long-term institutional investors into the market through bitcoin ETF, as well as the dispersion of liquidity across thousands of assets, have both intensified this trend. He described the current market environment as a "market for long-term token pickers," which favors projects with actual revenue and users. The company is currently focused on investing in stablecoin infrastructure, DeFi, perpetual coins, real-world asset tokenization, privacy protection, and crypto AI infrastructure, while distinguishing substantial AI infrastructure from speculative "AI junk" tokens.
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