Finance
What to know:
- Yuma Asset Management is diving headfirst into the decentralized AI game, investing in subnet tokens-basically crypto assets for Bittensor’s super futuristic networks.
- Yuma’s Subnet Composite Fund is designed for a market-cap weighted exposure across all active subnets. Think of it like the buffet of subnet tokens-take a bit of everything.
- If you’re a fan of the big leagues, the Yuma Large Cap Subnet Fund goes after the top subnets by market cap. If “top” means top of the charts, then this is your jam.
- Backing it all up? A cool $10 million investment from DCG. So, yeah, they mean business.
So, here’s the deal: Yuma, the brainchild of Barry Silbert (the same guy who made Bitcoin a bit easier for the suits to stomach), has launched something called Yuma Asset Management. What does this mean for you? Well, if you’re an institutional or accredited investor (and if you know what that means, congrats), you now have easy access to the decentralized AI ecosystem, Bittensor. 🍾
Bittensor, for those of you still recovering from the latest cryptocurrency crash, is a decentralized network that rewards people for contributing data and computing power. But it’s not just about feeding the AI beast; it’s about building these super cool “subnets” that do stuff like text translation, fraud detection, and even-wait for it-predicting protein structures. Because who wouldn’t want to predict the next big protein, right?
The goal? Well, Bittensor wants to be the “World Wide Web” of AI. So, they’re setting up this open platform where anyone can throw in their two cents and help power the AI future. If only we had a TAO token for every time someone said “disruptive innovation” in a pitch meeting, we’d be billionaires by now.
And now, Yuma Asset Management is here with a hefty $10 million from DCG (Digital Currency Group, for those of you who didn’t skip the glossary at the end of this article). Their two big fund strategies? First, the Yuma Subnet Composite Fund, which is like the NASDAQ for subnet tokens (but, you know, for really niche crypto stuff). Then there’s the Yuma Large Cap Subnet Fund, which is like the Dow Jones Industrial Average of the subnet world. Except it’s way cooler and involves way more jargon.
For those of you still not convinced that this is all real, remember that Barry Silbert did something similar back in 2013 with the Bitcoin Investment Trust. So, if you’re an AI-obsessed, crypto-enthusiast with a penchant for risky investments, Yuma’s got you covered.
“Subnet tokens are an emerging asset class, fueled by TAO, that provide investors with unprecedented exposure to a massive wave of AI innovation,” said Barry, who probably has more tech jargon in his sleep than most people have in their entire LinkedIn profile. “The decentralized AI sector has the power to be as transformative as Bitcoin, and Yuma Asset Management is opening the door for investors to access it through Bittensor.” Oh, and also, it’s transformative, just in case you missed that part. 🙄
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