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Blockchain Assets Manager
Blockchain Assets Manager, co-founded by Miguel Solana, builds regulated digital-asset funds for European institutions from Madrid.
Blockchain Assets Manager
Blockchain Assets Manager launched in Madrid to give traditional allocators a regulated, fund-formatted entry point into crypto markets. The firm positions itself as an institutional gateway rather than a speculative trading desk, focusing on standardized UCITS and alternative investment fund structures where European regulators have opened narrow paths for digital-asset exposure. Its product shelf reportedly includes a multi-manager fund that allocates to external crypto hedge funds alongside a direct venture strategy backing early-stage blockchain infrastructure companies. Beyond liquid token funds, the manager has committed capital to dozens of private blockchain deals, often at the seed and Series A stages, with a focus on decentralized finance protocols, custody infrastructure, and enterprise blockchain tooling. Its fund-of-funds approach aggregates capacity from established crypto hedge funds into a single vehicle, solving for operational due diligence and custody fragmentation that has historically kept European institutions on the sidelines. Confirmable positioning includes an early bet on the Solana ecosystem and investments in portfolio-company rounds syndicated with funds like Pantera Capital and Multicoin Capital (per public record). The firm operates a physical office in Madrid but targets allocators across the EU, including German family offices and Swiss private banks seeking managed digital-asset exposure without direct custody risk. Team size and total deployment remain undisclosed, though Solana has described the firm's approach as deliberately capital-efficient, preferring external fund relationships over building a large internal trading desk. The firm has not publicly disclosed adjacent vehicles or philanthropic structures. What makes Blockchain Assets Manager structurally unusual is its integration of three investment formats — direct token management, venture co-investment, and fund-of-funds — under a single EU-regulated umbrella. Most crypto managers offer only one of these. By packaging all three for regulated distribution, the firm creates a multi-risk-level funnel that European wealth advisors can slot into existing client portfolios without bespoke mandate negotiation.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Europe
Country
Spain
City
Madrid
Corporate office
Madrid, Spain
Principals
Miguel Solana
Co-Founder
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
How does Blockchain Assets Manager structure its products for regulated European distribution?
The manager uses both UCITS-compliant structures and alternative investment fund vehicles authorized under Spanish and EU regulations. This allows private banks, family offices, and wealth managers to allocate to digital assets through a familiar fund format — reducing the operational, custody, and compliance burden that direct crypto investment imposes on regulated institutions.
Does the firm invest directly in tokens or through external managers?
It does both. Blockchain Assets Manager runs a fund-of-funds strategy that allocates to external crypto hedge funds, a direct venture strategy focused on early-stage blockchain equity, and liquid token strategies. This multi-format design lets clients tune their exposure across risk profiles within a single manager relationship.
Who runs investment decisions at Blockchain Assets Manager?
Miguel Solana, as co-founder, leads investment strategy. The firm has maintained a deliberately lean structure, with Solana publicly positioning the shop as a capital-efficient gatekeeper rather than a large internal trading operation — relying on external fund manager selection for much of the portfolio construction.
What is Blockchain Assets Manager's known posture on co-investments alongside external GPs?
The firm participates in venture co-investments, having been cited in rounds syndicated with crypto-native venture funds including Pantera Capital and Multicoin Capital (per public record). It targets seed and Series A blockchain infrastructure and DeFi deals, though it does not publicly disclose individual round sizes or total venture deployment.
Which types of European allocators does Blockchain Assets Manager typically serve?
The firm targets regulated European wealth channels — including German family offices, Swiss private banks, and Iberian advisory networks — where crypto exposure mandates require standard fund formats and third-party custody. Its UCITS and AIF structures are designed specifically to meet the compliance filters those allocators operate under.
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