2026-01-09 16:29:03

There has been quite a heated discussion recently about the performance of a well-known venture capital firm this year. Industry insiders uncovered the true performance of this firm's investment portfolio — and the results surprised many. Over 10 investment projects experienced astonishing declines, with almost all dropping more than 80%. Specifically, MOVE fell 97.6% from its historical high, BERA was halved, dropping 96.06%, EIGEN declined 92.92%, and SOON was not spared, dropping 92.72%... Several other projects faced similar dire situations. Once this data was released, the community reacted strongly. On one side, the institution was reviewing its achievements; on the other, investors were listing their losses. The stark contrast truly exposed the reality.

BERA-5,99%

SOON-4,06%

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BlockTalk

· 16h ago

97% decline? How much can you choose, really impressive --- Looking back at the achievements, why didn't you mention these projects? Selective amnesia, huh --- MOVE dropped 97.6% and you still dare to say the performance is good, I just want to know who gave you the courage --- All-out explosion and still boasting, is this the confidence of big institutions? Haha --- Investors list losses vs institutions boast achievements, this contrast is really ironic --- More than 80% decline in over ten projects, this level is worse than my random buys --- A 50% cut is considered mild; some have been cut more than 90%, it's crazy --- Big institution crash site, the community is enjoying the gossip very happily --- EIGEN, SOON, BERA—each worse than the last, are they shorting their own portfolios?

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IntrovertMetaverse

· 17h ago

This VC is really full of hot air. The entire investment portfolio is collapsing, and they still have the nerve to show off their performance report? By the way, why are all these projects crashing simultaneously? It really makes you worry about their coin selection judgment. MOVE dropped 97.6%. Are these guys playing with fire... VCs tell their stories so smoothly, but their financial reports are quite unflattering. I wonder if all these institutions nowadays make money just by storytelling; their actual performance is all negative. The face-slapping scene is happening right now; the community sees through it. This is the classic clash between "I think I can make money" and the actual data.

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LiquidatedThrice

· 01-09 16:59

Hmm... Is this the "carefully selected investment portfolio" they boast about? Laughable, a 97.6% decline and they still have the nerve to publish an annual report. I always said this circle is so shady, with institutions telling one story after another. When real data comes out, it's all tragedies. MOVE, BERA, EIGEN... I stopped understanding these a long time ago. No wonder I got caught too. These face-slapping moments are the most satisfying; finally someone has laid out these issues clearly. If I had known it would turn out like this, I might as well have just coinflipped myself. Anyway, it's all a loss.

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AllTalkLongTrader

· 01-09 16:47

97.6%？Bro, are you doing charity here? --- Looking back at the results hahaha, this is hilarious. What kind of result review is this? --- MOVE directly resets to zero, this investment vision is truly remarkable. --- I just want to know what this organization still dares to show off now. --- Even after a full-line crash, they still have the nerve to release a report. That takes some guts. --- I want to see the expression of the senior executives of the organization the moment they were exposed. --- When investors listed their losses, they probably all broke down collectively. --- Is a drop of over 80% routine operation? At this level, they can still manage a fund?

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CryptoSurvivor

· 01-09 16:40

Haha, that's why I say trusting institutions is not as good as trusting yourself. It's all just armchair strategizing. I've invested in so many projects, and they all die. I'm truly speechless. Oh my god, 97.6%... How can they still have the nerve to publish an annual report? VCs' "carefully selected portfolios" are hilarious. With this level, they still want to teach us how to invest? Wait, did they hide all the losses and only show the few gains? This is what a professional investment team looks like. I've learned something. It seems that the crypto world really is a big wave washing out the sand. Even these institutions can't withstand it. A 96% decline—I honestly don't know how they survived. So, don't be fooled by how aggressively institutions boast; checking the accounts is the real truth.

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