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Welcoming Finpeers to the portfolio

10 Jun 2024

Fulgur Ventures

3 min read

Fulgur Ventures is welcoming Finpeers, a Swiss fintech structuring capital, credit and liquidity for Bitcoin-integrated companies and serving family offices and HNWIs with institutional-grade Bitcoin strategies. The partnership backs a maturing layer of professional Bitcoin finance in Europe.

We are welcoming Finpeers to the Fulgur Ventures portfolio. Founded in 2022 by Sander Andersen and headquartered in Switzerland, Finpeers structures capital, credit, and liquidity for companies that hold or operate around Bitcoin, while giving family offices and high-net-worth individuals access to institutional Bitcoin investment strategies. It sits at the intersection of traditional private banking culture and a new asset class that demands its own playbook.

Bitcoin balance sheets are no longer rare. Operating companies, treasuries, and private investors increasingly hold BTC as a strategic reserve, but the financial plumbing around that reserve, including collateralized credit, treasury management, and structured products, is still thin. Finpeers fills that gap with bespoke advisory and execution, drawing on Switzerland's deep wealth-management infrastructure and the regulatory clarity it offers.

This investment fits Fulgur's thesis that Bitcoin's path to becoming pristine collateral runs through serious financial professionals, not retail speculation. Family offices and HNWIs control a meaningful share of long-term capital, and they need partners who understand both their fiduciary obligations and the technical specifics of self-custody, multi-sig, and on-chain risk. Finpeers speaks both languages.

The opportunity ahead is a wave of Bitcoin-integrated companies that need disciplined capital partners as they scale. Finpeers is positioned to be a connective tissue between that operating world and the patient pools of capital looking for considered exposure. We are glad to support Sander and the team as they build the institutional infrastructure that this cycle and the next will require.