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Venture Club invests in crypto fund Sigil.fund

Venture Club, an investment and social club for investors, has launched another investment opportunity for its qualified members. The club’s fund enters the oldest cryptocurrency fund Sigil.fund and puts in the first 100 thousand euros.

Sigil.fund, the oldest cryptocurrency fund based in Gibraltar, was introduced at Venture Club Invest back in February. Given the current positive developments in the cryptocurrency sector and the interest of investors, the club’s representatives decided to open the project and offer its members the opportunity to invest. To begin with, the club has invested the first 100 thousand euros. They believe that in the long run cryptocurrencies will continue to grow, not only in the field of blockchain technology, in which the club has already invested.

With its flexible features, i.e. fast liquidity and no minimum amount or holding period, Sigil.fund complements well the other projects recruited by the Venture Club. At present, these include the options of factoring ZEBRA car orders, where the investment period is set at 4 to 5 months, and financing the startup Stavario, where the investment is expected to last for several more years.

Sigil.fund is a fully regulated fund with Czechoslovak roots, specializing in cryptocurrencies, decentralized projects and digital assets. It was founded back in 2018 by Pavel Stehn, Michal Šafránek and another Slovak anonymous partner. The investment in this project is based on funding a selected portfolio of cryptocurrencies. The investor thus receives an additional return in the field of decentralized finance (DeFi).

“We launched the Sigil.fund investment project for qualified Venture Club members who already have an investment within the club. So those who want to expand their investment portfolio with dynamic and flexible assets with potential now get the opportunity to do so with smaller amounts. Otherwise, a direct entry with a minimum investment of EUR 100,000 would require too high an exposure for some investors,” comments Petr Šedivý, CEO of Venture Club Invest s.r.o. and adds: “At a time when global funds were averaging returns of around 35%, Sigil.fund has climbed to 69%. It continues to regularly outperform the PwC benchmark of regulated crypto funds, making it one of the best performing funds globally. Thus, at Venture Club, its inclusion made perfect sense to us in terms of the diversification of projects on offer, but also in terms of the fund’s actual success rate.”