Alameda Venture Capital, a defunct cryptocurrency trading business, just made public its investment portfolio, which reveals that the company's largest token holdings were in Polygon, Hole, and Port Finance.
There were also some intriguing holdings in the FTX/Almeda portfolio. This includes $5.4 billion in illiquid assets held by eleven holding entities.
The portfolio showed that the most tokens were invested in HOLE (with $67.5 million), NEAR (FTX) (with $50 million), Polygon (with $50 million), NEAR (Alameda) (with $30 million), and Port Finance (with $33.5 million).
Among the notable investments are Genesis Digital's $1.15 billion and Anthropic, the company that launched Open AI, with $500 million.
Investment company Sequoia Capital recently wrote down its stake in FTX to zero, and its stakes in the now-defunct trading business were included in the writedown. Documents from Alameda revealed a $45 million investment in Anthony Scaramucci's SkyBridge Capital.
According to the joint spreadsheet, FTX sold 30% of its SkyBridge shares to Alameda to safeguard investor funds. According to its creator, Anthony Scaramucci, SkyBridge has lost money on its FTT tokens held by FTX. Understanding where some of the funds went was made possible by reviewing the portfolio.
There are various start-up video game studios and betting platforms, online banks, publishers, a military drone manufacturer, a reproductive clinic, and a vertical farming firm among them, in addition to the large crypto enterprises. A few of the listings seem to be misspelled or mislabeled, since they don't seem to correspond to any functioning companies.
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