Infinity Technologies Fund

Managing Partner Farhan Qadir holds a 67% interest in certain fund assets and leads day-to-day investment decisions. Partner Ilya Churakov holds the remaining 33% and contributes operating expertise from his roles at AI World Championship and AI Alliance. Founder Sheikh Awad Bin Majrin provides royal affiliation and strategic access through his office in Dubai, though the division of investment committee authority between the three has not been publicly detailed.

The firm's sourcing model combines the personal networks of its three founders: Sheikh Awad Bin Majrin's royal office relationships in Dubai, Farhan Qadir's technology sector connections from his tenure as CEO of Color Star Technology, and Ilya Churakov's position within the AI competition and alliance ecosystem. Their partnership with RWA Inc. for real-world asset tokenization suggests additional origination through the tokenization pipeline.

It is structured as an asset manager, not a single-family office. The firm has three named principals who hold direct ownership interests in fund assets — 67% to Farhan Qadir and 33% to Ilya Churakov — rather than serving a single family's balance sheet. Sheikh Awad Bin Majrin's role is as founder and strategic access provider through his office, not as the sole capital source.

The firm's confirmed investment types include direct private equity, venture capital, digital assets, real estate, and infrastructure. There is no public evidence of the firm making LP commitments into external funds. Its model appears to favor direct deployment, including operating its own NFT collection (Signifty) and holding token positions directly on its balance sheet, which differs from a traditional fund-of-funds approach.

Signifty is a metaverse and digital NFT brand that functions both as a portfolio asset and as an in-house operation. The collection sits within the firm's digital asset venture portfolio, and its associated philanthropic initiative, Signifty Good Missions, operates as the firm's foundation arm. This means the fund does not merely invest in Signifty — it appears to control the project, blurring the line between GP and portfolio company.

The firm has not publicly disclosed its capital sources. Sheikh Awad Bin Majrin's royal office affiliation suggests institutional and family-linked capital from the UAE, while the three-founder partnership structure with assigned ownership percentages implies multiple capital contributors rather than a single balance sheet. The firm's website describes serving investors seeking technology-driven and alternative exposure in the UAE.

No public information confirms co-investment activity alongside external GPs. The firm's partnership with RWA Inc. for real-world asset tokenization represents a strategic partnership rather than a fund-to-fund co-investment. Given the three principals' concentrated ownership of fund assets and the self-operated NFT operations, the firm appears to prefer direct, controlled deployment over passive co-investing.