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Hashed respalda un nuevo fondo de crédito privado de activos digitales de $300 millones

El fondo busca solucionar un cuello de botella crítico de financiamiento en el sector institucional de activos digitales mediante suscripción basada en convenios.

Danny Park

Publisher The Block

Sep 22, 2026 at 10:30 PM UTC · 1 min de lectura

Hashed respalda un nuevo fondo de crédito privado de activos digitales de $300 millones
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El fondo busca solucionar un cuello de botella crítico de financiamiento en el sector institucional de activos digitales mediante suscripción basada en convenios.

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