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Pantera CapitalCheck size: No person-specific venture check size is publicly disclosed. Pantera's venture strategy typically invests Seed through Series B, but Paul's public work is primarily macro and digital-asset allocation rather than individual startup ticket guidance.
Paul's published case for digital assets starts with monetary adoption: a cryptoasset becomes money only if a critical mass accepts it, but the possibility of that scale can justify a suitable asymmetric allocation and a hedge against loss of fiat purchasing power. His background connects crypto underwriting to monetary regimes, volatility, derivatives and portfolio construction.
Digital assets with a plausible path to critical-mass adoption and scale, and portfolio exposures where a bounded allocation can provide meaningful asymmetric upside or hedge fiat-denominated wealth. His record also suggests comfort analyzing volatility and monetary change rather than treating volatility itself as disqualifying.
No current public startup pass list was found. His written framework rejects the assumption that a token is money merely because it exists; without a credible path to acceptance by a critical mass of users, monetary claims and intrinsic-value narratives are insufficient.
Use Pantera's official pitch@panteracapital.com channel; no verified direct Paul startup-pitch address is public. For a monetary or liquid-asset thesis, show the adoption mechanism, credible user critical mass, value capture, liquidity and downside sizing. For venture opportunities, state the Seed-to-Series-B fit and distinguish company economics from token appreciation.
Do not treat a cryptoasset as money by assertion; underwrite whether a sufficiently large network of users can accept it and support equilibrium scale.
Size digital-asset exposure so the downside is tolerable while adoption-driven scaling can materially protect or increase fiat-denominated wealth.
Analyze crypto alongside fiat purchasing power, policy and traditional markets rather than as an isolated technology trade.
A cryptocurrency should be recognized as money only when it has or can reach critical-mass acceptance; a suitably sized allocation can nevertheless hedge fiat purchasing-power risk and capture asymmetric scaling potential.
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Paul Brodsky is an experienced investor in traditional and digital asset markets who rejoined Pantera in 2023. Before that, he oversaw PostModern Partners and previously founded and managed Spyglass Capital and QB Partners.