“ Our decision to invest in Sodot stems not only from our belief in their team and technology but also in their potential to shape the future of digital asset management and security. As the industry grows, we expect the demand for such solutions, which combine sophisticated and cutting-edge technology with a seamless integration process and user-friendly approach, to only increase ”
(Roei Haviv, Investor)
CMT Digital, a Chicago-based investment firm focused on blockchain technology and digital asset ventures, shares its perspective on the decision to invest in Sodot. In its blog post, CMT details its investment thesis and how that ties to its belief in Sodot’s team and unique product philosophy.
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About CMT Digital
CMT Digital is an early-stage web3 venture firm with the backing of the CMT Group, a 27-year-old, sophisticated and broad-based trading and investment firm. The CMT Group has operated as a valued partner to entrepreneurs, traders, and technologists across 5 continents and multiple asset classes throughout its history. CMT Digital began its involvement in the blockchain and digital assets space in 2016 and across three SEC registered funds has invested in more than 150 companies, partnering with many of the leading entrepreneurs in the rapidly growing industry. CMT Digital takes a generalist approach to investing in companies that are ushering in a new, decentralized paradigm of computing and database architecture. A few of our investments to date include Circle, Coinbase, Consensys, Crusoe Energy Systems, dYdX, FalconX, Hypernative, Sipher, Strike, and Zetachain, among many others. CMT Digital boasts a team of 21 full-time employees. The CMT Digital investment team is multi-generational, geographically diversified, and highly specialized in skillset (cryptography, venture, private equity, trading, etc.). CMT Digital is also actively involved in legal and regulatory advocacy initiatives, corresponding with regulators and industry working groups to create an equitable regulatory framework for digital assets in the U.S. and abroad.
