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Sigil Fund

European crypto hedge fund offering directional and neutral strategies

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About Sigil Fund

Sigil Fund is a regulated European crypto investment fund offering two strategies: Core, an actively managed directional strategy, and Stable, a market-neutral yield strategy. The fund focuses on identifying early-cycle winners in crypto and holding positions with strong fundamentals, as demonstrated by its continued holdings in HYPE and part of its CRCL position.

Its core competency lies in active cycle management—entering high-potential assets early and exiting before hype fades—combined with disciplined risk control. For instance, during the 2025 market downturn, the fund remained near break-even in USD terms, and in 2026 it delivered +8.18% YTD versus USD. The Stable strategy has shifted from synthetic yields toward structural infrastructure opportunities, such as on-chain TradFi and commodities perpetual markets, aiming for sustainable returns.

The market pain points Sigil addresses include high volatility, the difficulty of timing crypto cycles, and the prevalence of unsustainable yield sources. It also acknowledges industry-wide risks: in Q2 2026, DeFi protocols suffered from successful hacks and social engineering exploits, which the fund cited as a reason for cautious DeFi exposure. Additionally, the broader market faced challenges from Bitcoin's correlation with macro factors like MicroStrategy's financial condition and pending dividend obligations.

Over the past six months (Feb–Aug 2026), Sigil reported strong performance for Core, driven by positions in HYPE and LIT perpetual exchanges, while Stable navigated the difficult environment without capital loss. The fund also launched a new vehicle, Sigil Supernova, a hybrid public/private strategy targeting frontier technologies beyond crypto, while reaffirming that its two crypto funds remain flagship products. Looking ahead, the fund highlights regulatory tailwinds in the US, continued institutional adoption, the multi-trillion-dollar tokenized real-world asset opportunity, and AI-driven stablecoin payment systems as key trends.

Updated: Aug 28, 2026

Sigil Fund, a regulated crypto investor fund, was founded in 2019 during the crypto winter, deploying capital into early asymmetric opportunities. In 2021, it launched Sigil Stable, a market-neutral strategy, and later navigated the 2022 FTX collapse while preserving capital. By 2023, it re-entered positions and delivered strong performance in 2024, preparing to open to external investors in 2025. A notable recent event: on-chain data showed Sigil Fund withdrew over 105 million PENGU tokens (worth ~$3.56 million) from Binance, reflecting active management of altcoin positions. Key long-term milestones include its founding, the launch of the Stable strategy, surviving the 2022 bear market, and the 2025 external opening.

Updated: Aug 28, 2026

Over the past six months, Sigil Fund's key developments:

  1. Performance & positioning: In Q2 2026, Sigil Core's outperformance was driven mainly by perpetual-exchange tokens HYPE and LIT. Sigil Stable returned +1.63% net yield vs USD (Sharpe 2.52), and its portfolio evolved from nearly 100% public DeFi at launch to over 70% in private/off-chain liquidity deals, avoiding losses from major DeFi exploits.

  2. New vehicle: Sigil launched Supernova, a hybrid public/private fund focused on frontier tech — AI, robotics, aerospace, biotech, and cybersecurity — framed as a long-term, Berkshire-style platform.

  3. On-chain RWA & private deals: In Q1, Sigil increased deployment into on-chain commodity/equity perp markets and entered a private liquidity deal with Ostium. HIP-3 markets such as trade.xyz surged, making tokenized equities/commodities major open-interest segments on Hyperliquid.

Future focus: monitoring the Clarity Act, Zcash Ironwood, Solana upgrade, Circle Arc, Robinhood Chain, and LayerZero's ZERO mainnet; scaling private liquidity allocations; positioning in pre-IPO contracts like OpenAI/Anthropic; long-term themes remain US regulatory tailwinds, institutional adoption, tokenized RWAs, and stablecoin + AI payments.

Updated: Sep 14, 2026

CEO: MrKvak (Twitter: @MrkvakEth)

Updated: Aug 28, 2026