Before starting Hivemind Capital Partners, Matt Zhang combined running Citi's global structured-products trading desk with building an in-house fintech venture arm and co-founding Citi's impact investing fund, and he brought that same mix of trading, venture building, and mission-driven investing into crypto by partnering directly with layer-1 networks, building flexible capital structures around what founders actually need instead of rigid public/private categories, and putting together a start-to-finish setup spanning staking, venture, and token investing. He's also become a public voice on where institutional crypto is headed, hosting Hivemind's own podcast and appearing on outside shows to talk about digital asset treasuries, token design, and how blockchain fits into programmable money and internet culture more broadly.
About their Fund
Hivemind Capital Partners operates as a multi-strategy investing platform spanning venture equity, liquid tokens, public equities, staking and mining, and fund administration and custody, and it has built a specific niche institutionalizing digital art through its Digital Culture Fund, supported by a dedicated portfolio curator and engineers from TRLab, for investors and institutions seeking access to culturally significant digital works. Founded by Matt Zhang, a former Citi structured products executive, the firm has senior leadership in New York, London, Hong Kong, and Shanghai, and has expanded into new areas such as a $500 million real-world-asset tokenization fund with CPIC IMHK and a research partnership with UC Berkeley called darkmatter lab.
















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