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200 billion pulls back off cryptocurrency
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Discover Thomson Reuters Key stories on business-standard.com are available to premium subscribers only. “We made these changes to sharpen our focus on seed-stage opportunities and to provide liquidity to our limited partners. The crypto fund will primarily focus on new company formation, with the opportunity to supplement these investments from our seed, venture, growth, and expansion funds as the companies mature,” a Sequoia spokesperson said to TechCrunch+ in an emailed statement.