Avenir Group announces latest investment portfolio and updates, including CoinRoutes and Metalpha
ChainCatcher News, Avenir Group has announced its latest investment portfolio and dynamic updates, including the multi-asset institutional trading platform CoinRoutes and blockchain and trading technology solutions provider Metalpha.
On February 23, Avenir Group announced a strategic investment in CoinRoutes and the establishment of a deep partnership. This strategic investment and collaboration closely align with Avenir Group's integrated "Investment-Incubation-Operation" framework, further consolidating its position as an institutional-grade bridge connecting TradFi and the digital asset ecosystem. By combining Avenir Group's strong capital strength, global network resources, and long-term strategic vision with CoinRoutes' mature technological leadership, the two parties aim to provide global institutional investors with top-tier execution capabilities, superior liquidity access, and higher capital efficiency.
Metalpha (NASDAQ: MATH), together with Exos Financial and BlockchainK2, signed an MOU on February 25 to establish a joint venture focused on the U.S. institutional digital asset market. The core focus will be on compliant OTC derivatives, hedging solutions, relative value strategies, and securities-linked products. This move significantly strengthens Avenir Group's ecosystem in institutional services, global expansion, and compliance bridging.
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