Syz Capital partners pull funds from MSTR and ETFs and invest in Metaplanet
On September 27th, it was reported that Richard Byworth, a partner at the Swiss hedge fund Syz Capital, is withdrawing funds from investments in Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) and some Bitcoin ETFs, and is starting to invest in the Japanese Bitcoin treasury company Metaplanet. He expects the company's market performance to outperform Bitcoin's recent market trend by over 50%.
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