According to people familiar with the subject, it is a large company with $4.7 billion in assets. cryptocurrency Senior executive departures from hedge fund and venture capital investor Pantera Capital are wider than previously reported.
Executive Separations Deepen at Cryptocurrency Company Pantera Capital
According to sources, CTO Terence Schofield decided to leave after joining the company earlier this year.
According to sources, John Johnson, head of the capital formation team, a fundraising group within Pantera, is also leaving.
Those who left recently are not limited to these. Last week, agencies announced that Chief Operating Officer Samir Shah, a 12-year employee of JPMorgan Chase, abruptly left Pantera after a two-month tenure.
Legal counsel Joe Cisewski left to take the position of chief of staff for Christy Goldsmith Romero, a commissioner on the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, while financial director Brian Flaherty left in May after working at Pantera for a little over a year, according to his LinkedIn page.
Schofield, Shah and Flaherty declined to be interviewed, while Johnson and Cisewski did not respond to requests for comment. Pantera did not comment on the matter.
Pantera was founded in 2003 by Tiger Management graduate Dan Morehead. nearly ten years later Bitcoin (BTC) It operated as a global hedge fund before transitioning to digital assets when it first gained traction among traditional investors and financial firms.
The company counts cryptocurrency exchanges Coinbase, FTX and stablecoin distributor Circle Internet Financial among its investors.
*Not investment advice.
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