Feynman Point Asset Management Launches as Independent Digital Asset Platform

Feynman Point Asset Management has announced its formal launch as an independent institutional asset management platform focused on digital asset markets and frontier technologies. While newly branded as Feynman Point Asset Management, the organization continues to represent the same proven team and strategy now in its fourth year under CEO & CIO Joe Naggar. The firm has established a multi-year track record of attractive performance, disciplined risk management, and institutional partnership.

Previously operating as Republic Digital Fund Manager, and originally incubated at GoldenTree Asset Management in 2022, the transition to the standalone FPAM brand marks the firm's next phase of growth. This move provides greater strategic autonomy while preserving the same performance-driven culture, operational infrastructure, and alignment with investors. Joe Naggar, CEO & CIO of Feynman Point Asset Management, stated that this represents the natural evolution of what the team has been building from day one, now with even greater flexibility to scale partnerships, launch new products, and deepen institutional relationships.

The importance of this transition lies in the growing institutional demand for sophisticated digital asset exposure. Institutional investors are increasingly seeking risk-managed access to digital assets, and FPAM's independent structure allows for more agile response to market opportunities. The firm maintains its flagship strategy focused on digital asset markets and frontier technologies with a flexible mandate designed to tactically pursue high-conviction opportunities across digital assets, equities, and secondaries.

Feynman Point Asset Management provides institutional investors with access to the return potential of digital assets through a platform anchored by four foundational strengths: experienced leadership under Joe Naggar, a global team with hybrid expertise across traditional finance and crypto-native strategies, institutional-grade infrastructure as a Registered Investment Advisor, and rigorous risk management and governance protocols. The firm complements its flagship strategy with co-investments that provide increased exposure to high-capacity trades and asymmetric opportunities.

The transition received support from previous partners, with Steve Tananbaum of GoldenTree expressing respect for Naggar's discipline and conviction as an investor, while Republic's leadership noted the team's institutional discipline and capabilities. As institutional capital continues to flow into digital assets, FPAM's independent structure positions it to better serve the evolving needs of sophisticated investors seeking exposure to what Naggar describes as one of the most compelling investment frontiers of the coming decade.