Singapore-based Foresight Ventures has announced a $50 million fund to support companies building stablecoin infrastructure, underscoring growing institutional interest in the sector as it cements its role in global payments.
Key Highlights
- Fund targets the full stablecoin “value chain,” from issuance to payments.
- Projects linking stablecoins to AI, onchain FX, and real-world assets also in focus.
- Builds on Foresight’s existing bets in Ethena, Noble, Codex, Agora, and WSPN.
- Research-driven strategy signaled through a pre-launch industry report.
Unveiled on October 1, the Stablecoin Infrastructure Fund will target projects across issuance and coordination, exchanges and liquidity, compliant on- and off-ramps, and payment-focused blockchains. The vehicle also aims to back applications connecting stablecoins to real-world assets, artificial intelligence, and merchant acquiring.
Foresight described the fund as the first to cover the “entire stablecoin value chain,” though it did not disclose details on limited partners, deployment timelines, or ticket sizes.
Since 2023, the venture firm has already invested in several stablecoin projects, including Ethena, Noble, Codex, Agora, and WSPN. The thesis behind the new fund positions stablecoins as a bridge between traditional finance and Web3, with potential to evolve into a settlement layer.
Managing Partner Alice Li said the goal was to integrate stablecoins into financial systems in a way that is seamless, compliant, and scalable, with ambitions for both retail and institutional adoption.
Ahead of the fund launch, Foresight published a research report profiling five stablecoin-native blockchains — Plasma, Stable, Codex, Noble, and 1Money. The study, titled Stablecoin L1/L2: Defining the Next Era of Global Payments, examined their strategies and technical progress, signaling the firm’s research-driven approach to capital deployment.
The company said it plans to combine investments with its media network to accelerate adoption across the stablecoin ecosystem.