2026-01-14 07:12:27

A well-known hedge fund is wrapping up its trading operations and going into hibernation mode come month's end. The move follows the founder's recent troubles that have dragged the firm's reputation down. It's one of those moments that shows how quickly things can shift in the finance world—when key figures face setbacks, their institutions often feel the ripple effects. The fund's transition from active trading to dormancy marks another chapter in the ongoing reshuffling of the hedge fund landscape.

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RugResistant

· 2h ago

This is another cliché script... founder crashes, the entire fund goes down with it, it cracks me up.

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MetaEggplant

· 01-14 07:42

NGL, this is the fate of big funds. When the founder goes on bad luck, the entire organization follows as a sacrifice. It's too realistic.

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wagmi_eventually

· 01-14 07:34

Oh no, another big shot is going to sleep again. It seems the founder's scandal has really dragged the entire fund down. --- Once again, it's the same old story of founders getting into trouble and institutions following suit. That's just how this circle operates. --- Can't we just stop the show and liquidate directly? Hibernation is so unnecessary. --- The financial industry is so fragile. When one person crashes, the entire fund has to go down with them. It's ridiculous. --- It looks like there will be another wave of layoffs at the end of this month... Hedge funds are definitely going through a reshuffle. --- A classic case of going from heaven to hell, and the speed is quite fast haha.

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