Citrini: If the 25-year-old AI Equity Foundation completes a new round of fund-raising and eliminates short-term hedge positions, it can free up huge purchases

On 30 July, Citrini sent a letter stating that, in response to the news that the Al-Aschenbrenner, the “25-year-old AI equity god”, had sought financing under the umbrella of the AI hedge fund, in the context of the recent back-up of the AI block, it had been pointed out that the Fund's LP group (limited partners) was not an ordinary investor, but rather a believer in “Ai will be more transformative than nuclear weapons”. Although the Fund may face a short-term net withdrawal, given its impressive record of some 220 per cent since its inception in 2024 (i.e., 2.3 times the profit after the withdrawal of 90 per cent), its LP group is highly unlikely to be out of sight by short-term fluctuations. The analysis suggests that these “multi-TQQs” as normal super-AI followers not only do not sell in a panic, but are very likely to be “low buy-in” (BTFC). He noted that once the Fund had completed a new round of fund-raising and had eliminated short-term hedge positions, the resulting large-scale buyout might have been a key force behind the backlash of the AI block. Unless there is a structural collapse in the core narrative of AI's development, the dead will continue to be bet on the “Ai wonders of 2030”。