Cequire Capital plans to allocate $100 million of its own capital to early-stage Web3 and other sectors over the next three years.

According to Crypto Briefing, Dubai-based investment firm Cequire Capital plans to deploy $100 million of its own capital into early-stage web3 companies and liquid digital assets. The firm said on the 10th that the three-year fund will be allocated to five sectors: stablecoins and stablechains, AI and autonomous agent payments, tokenized real-world assets, privacy technology, and post-quantum security. Cequire Capital intends to allocate 60% of the capital to venture investments, 30% to liquid assets, and 10% to co-investments, leading or co-leading pre-seed and seed rounds, with individual deal sizes ranging from $500,000 to $2 million. The firm added that the first $50 million is already deployable, with full allocation expected by the end of next quarter. Founded in 2024, Cequire Capital describes itself as a private investment management firm. It has partnered with family offices in the Gulf region and Southeast Asia, and has invested over $50 million in more than 20 web3 projects including Wyscale and TX24. Managing partner Salman Parcy noted that using its own capital eliminates reliance on fundraising cycles or external limited partners, adding that some of the best investment opportunities arise when the market is less crowded, enabling the firm to collaborate more selectively with early-stage founders and deploy capital on a longer-term basis.