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According to Bloomberg, limited partners are cautious about investing in crypto venture funds due to the lessons learned from the 2022 market collapse and the lack of actual payouts from surviving venture investments. This skepticism puts pressure on funds seeking fresh capital to demonstrate why the current market conditions are different. Crypto venture capital firms had approximately $72 billion in assets under management at the end of 2023, accounting for over half of the money in all digital-asset portfolios. However, the percentage may have decreased this year due to the assets amassed by Bitcoin ETFs. Despite isolated signs of success, such as the recent all-time high of Bitcoin and the successful debut of ETFs, the overall sentiment among limited partners suggests that crypto venture capital funds face a tough sell. A key metric for tracking payouts is distributed to paid-in capital (DPI), which measures how much money limited partners receive back from managers. Most funds established in 2021 have a DPI of zero, indicating a lack of actual payouts. This has led to increased focus on liquid token funds, which are easier for investors to buy and sell and offer the benefits of liquidity. Experts predict that distributions by crypto venture funds will need to increase to satisfy the demands of limited partners.

The Aave governance page shows that new proposals initiated by Gauntlet and Chaos Labs recommend freezing low-market value Aave V3 Polygon mortgage assets and setting LTV to 0. These assets are DPI, BAL, CRV, and SUSHI respectively. The proposal considers these assets to contribute minimally to protocol reserve growth.