I don't see this as a threat at all simply because of the fact that the crypto space is so large
I'm not speaking of crypto projects, rather the trading of the cryptocurrencies. What's taking place at the present time in the latter is child's play compared to the traditional financial markets. When enough well funded hedge funds with highly skilled algo programmers and traders invade the crypto space, the competition will become an entirely different space than what now exists. Read up on HFT and you'll get an inkling.
My question to Target Fund managers is what makes them think they can compete with some of the participants mentioned in the Forbes article? Some of those guys are heavyweights.
Hey, the team at Target Coin has a combined experience of over 20+ years in investing and trading.
Our team has also managed a $25 Mn hedge fund focused on equities and forex and have generated 38% YoY returns.
About Forbes article, they are more focused on long-term investments in promising cryptos with a heavy 50% performance fee.
And Forbes is writing an article on us too soon.
Forbes is a big name, but their own performance and rating is beginning to be questionable these days. Remember they featured a lot of dead scams already. But still, being featured is a good thing and brings recognition. Looking forward to seeing it.