Room 40 Capital returns external investor funds and adds macro trading
Original headline룸40캐피털, 외부 투자자 자금 반환하고 거시 거래 추가
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Room40 Capital, the crypto hedge fund led by former Moore Capital Management portfolio manager Paul Yablon, is returning all outside investor capital and will instead run its own money alongside funds from a single institutional partner, Bloomberg reported, citing an investor letter. Yablon told investors the firm is adding macro trading to its existing crypto and digital-asset strategies, and Bloomberg reported he will return to Moore Capital as a macro portfolio manager. He cited a scarcity of attractive risk-reward crypto opportunities as the main reason for the shift. The move matters as a sign that some crypto-focused managers see better relative value in macro trades after a thinner digital-asset opportunity set, and it leaves Room40 operating with a concentrated, institution-backed capital base. What to watch next is whether other crypto hedge funds follow with similar capital returns or strategy pivots, and how Yablon balances the Moore role with Room40’s macro expansion.
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Room40 Capital, Paul Yablon, Moore Capital Management, Bloomberg