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In a strategic move to deepen its footprint across the rapidly evolving Web3 landscape, leading venture fund Node Capital—part of the broader Node Group—today announced the launch of a new liquid fund dedicated to liquid tokens and on‑chain strategies. The announcement coincides with a major milestone for Node Group’s staking arm, Node Monster, which has surpassed $1 billion in assets under management (AUM) across more than 20 blockchain networks. Milestone Achievement for Node Monster Node Monster’s ascent to the $1 billion mark in locked assets underscores its position as one of the largest Ethereum validators in the industry. By supporting staking and restaking protocols on networks ranging from Ethereum and Polygon to newer proof‑of‑stake chains, Node Monster has demonstrated both technical prowess and market trust. This achievement not only bolsters Node Group’s reputation but also provides a robust foundation for its newly announced liquid fund. A New Chapter: The Liquid Fund While Node Capital’s existing on‑chain investments total roughly $50 million—spanning projects like Ether.fi, Fhenix, Squid, and IKA—the new liquid fund expands the firm’s remit beyond traditional staking ventures. The fund will invest in a diversified mix of liquid tokens and yield‑generating on‑chain strategies, enabling quicker capital deployment and enhanced portfolio flexibility. Node Capital Founding Partner Amos Meiri said, “The new fund allows us to broaden our remit and look for opportunities that extend beyond staking to include the full spectrum of Web3 verticals. With the ability to draw upon the expertise and experience of our sister companies, Node Capital can provide significant value-add to the projects it incubates. This will enable them to realize their full potential while advancing Web3 innovation for the benefit of all stakeholders.” Leveraging the Node Ecosystem Node Group’s comprehensive Web3 services ecosystem—anchored by Node Monster’s staking capabilities—is further strengthened by two key sister companies: Node Security: A…

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