Cequire Capital Plans $100 Million Investment Program Over Three Years

Cequire Capital plans to put $100 million into early-stage Web3 businesses and liquid digital assets over three years, directing capital toward fields from stablecoin payments to post-quantum security.

Cequire announced the program Nov. 10. It will allocate $60 million to venture investments, $30 million to liquid assets and $10 million to co-investments, reflecting the plan’s split of 60%, 30% and 10%. The venture portion is twice the liquid-assets share and six times the co-investment allocation. Cequire plans to lead or co-lead pre-seed and seed rounds, with investments of $500,000 to $2 million.

Its first $50 million is ready for deployment. The three-year plan covers stablecoins and stablechains; payments for artificial intelligence and autonomous agents; tokenized real-world assets; privacy technology; and post-quantum security. Together, those areas span payment systems, tokenized financial products and security work.

Cequire is a private investment management firm established in 2024. It has worked with family offices across the Gulf and Southeast Asia, providing liquid crypto investments, over-the-counter transactions and token structuring. The firm has invested more than $50 million in over 20 Web3 projects, including Wyscale and TX24.

Cequire is investing its own capital rather than money raised from external limited partners. That structure lets the firm operate without depending on fundraising cycles. “When capital is abundant, valuations rise, competition for deals increases, and investors sometimes end up paying too much for companies that have not yet proven their business models,” Managing Partner Salman Parcy said. “A quieter market gives us more room to be selective and work directly with founders at an earlier stage,” he said. Cequire expects to complete the allocation by the end of next quarter.