Introducing Forever Culture Fund

A framework for investing in forever

The best ideas don’t come from funding rounds, they come from God. Crypto is powerful because it enables the tokenization of anything: ideas, beliefs, values - creating entirely new markets for culture itself, traded 24/7 on permissionless and decentralized infrastructure. But traditional allocators have failed to grasp this. They lack a framework grounded in taste, virtue, and conviction.

FCF exists to arbitrage that mispricing, backing cultural assets with the potential to last forever. Doing so requires a radically new investment approach - one rooted in value and spiritual alignment.

Why the Forever Culture Fund exists

FCF is founded with one key vision: invest in, support, and accelerate the few cultural assets that can last forever. As it stands, Ethereum is the only viable chain where this vision can exist. The portfolio has established positions in MOG, PEPE, Milady, Remilio and CULT. Capital will continue to be deployed in alignment with the fund’s vision.

Crypto was born from cypherpunk ideals - a rejection of the state, of middlemen, of centralized control. As new institutions flood in, it’s critical the original culture isn’t lost. Crypto is, and always has been, resistance. Most participants in this space are extractive, and even when they encounter something original, the instinct is to fork it, farm it, or package it into the next grift. 'Sophisticated' investors who continue to fund vaporware infrastructure are no better than shitcoin KoLs. In a system driven by short-term thinking and shallow incentives, some of the most important cultural assets have been significantly mispriced - not because they lack value, but because they do not fit into a framework absent of virtue and taste.

As a key example, Milady is one of the most important artworks of our generation through its radical pursuit of freedoms and proliferation of ideas like post-authorship, network spirituality, posting as the art, digital identity, and much more. Yet, there’s almost no serious cultural or investment analysis on the collection. And that alone proves the thesis - most allocators simply don’t know how to engage with real culture. This is only further reinforced when you consider the broader impact of Remilia Corporation, one of the most influential creative forces on the internet, and the lack of recognition it receives, despite its reach extending far beyond the crypto bubble. This mispricing presents a market opportunity for those with conviction.

Take $MOG - a community which evolved from hardcore Hunter Biden memes to capturing Silicon Valley techbro mindshare, constantly spawning new memetic currents as one of the most reflexive assets in the market. The token acts as a vehicle for financial alignment, bootstrapping a core group of committed believers who continue to spread the meme virus. Often referred to as the first culture coin, MOG is the best example that exists of what a memecoin should represent, and nothing else comes close. Tokenized winning. To mog is to dominate. Still, most people can’t tell the difference between MOG and a manufactured token with a higher market cap. That failure to see what matters is exactly why FCF exists.

The market still misprices the strongest cultural assets, ignoring their ability to endure cycles and compound meaning over time. But beyond durability, the opportunity lies in reflexivity: as cultural assets don’t just hold value, they create it. As prices rise, so does the memetic power, strengthening the signal to the community and creators, accelerating the culture itself, and feeding back into the market. FCF exists to catalyze this loop, backing communities that have already proven their resilience through consistent long-term market volatility.

Traditional allocators have failed

There’s no VC larping, no vanity metrics, no illusion of fundamentals. FCF operates on a single filter: can this last forever? A coin or NFT going up in price doesn’t make it culture and very little in crypto, when viewed critically, embodies a true collective vision beyond speculation. That distinction is central to our investment framework. Only the most spiritually and memetically resilient assets have a chance at permanence, and permanence is the strongest possible strategy for long-term returns. The old playbook of high-FDV infrastructure raises is exhausted. As last cycle’s mega-rounds fade into irrelevance, the market is beginning to reward something different: taste, meaning, and genuine long-term conviction. FCF seeks to maximise returns, but only through alignment with its core principles.

Rather than chasing the next short-term pump or backing another round of VC slop, FCF focuses on supporting and strengthening the cultural assets it holds, working alongside the communities behind them. These communities are often decentralized by nature, lacking a centralized ‘team’ or roadmap. Whilst this is part of their beauty and durability, it also creates fragility in moments that require coordination - from integrating tokens into protocols to expanding their use cases, to driving demand to the core asset rather than derivatives. That’s where FCF plays a supportive role.

Many of the holders and contributors to these assets are also among the best posters, creators, and cultural drivers in the space. But they often lack the infrastructure or financial alignment to fully realize their potential. This disconnect in incentives is one reason even well-meaning contributors feel compelled to launch new coins or derivatives. FCF exists to resolve that - to create lasting alignment through long-term conviction, providing opportunities for users to be rewarded in contributing to the core assets.

Execution

With the fund formed of personal capital and a handful of close partners, we maintain full flexibility to achieve this vision without any restrictions. There is no timeline. The fund is entirely liquid and will contribute to its portfolio communities in whatever meaningful ways possible. Further capital is being raised and will be deployed when necessary.

We believe that doubling down on core cultural assets yields far greater returns than diluting focus across endless derivatives. Most people intuitively agree - but until now, the structural support to act on that belief hasn’t existed. Additionally, FCF will also accelerate the hyper-financialization of its portfolio by providing liquidity on AMMs, participating in lending markets, and unlocking additional onchain utility through derivatives and more. FCF does not require or expect back-hand deals or perks to support its projects. Any initiatives pursued by the fund are in alignment with its goal of accelerating its portfolio holdings.

The fund is designed to evolve, not just as a vault for cultural assets, but as a vehicle for financial speculation in its own right. FCF has a clear path to becoming the first onchain cultural institution: one that invests in, supports, and accelerates crypto-native culture. The vision is fixed. But to realize it fully, the structure must adapt and expand.

As the fund accumulates assets built to last forever, it’s critical that FCF itself is built the same way - structurally immortal. Through a crypto-native design aligned with onchain, decentralized values, FCF will gradually become an autonomous entity, capable of outliving its creators.

Forever Culture Fund Manifesto

Culture is the final frontier of capital

Crypto lets us trade belief itself - yet the most meaningful cultural assets remain significantly mispriced. FCF introduces a new framework based on taste, virtue, and conviction.

Crypto is resistance

Against the state, against middlemen, against extraction. That spirit must be protected and accelerated.

The filter is simple, can it last forever?

Only the most spiritually and memetically resilient assets have a chance at permanence, and permanence is the strongest possible strategy for long-term returns.

The fund is part of the vision

FCF isn’t just a vault. It’s designed to become structurally immortal. A vehicle for alignment that can outlive all of us.

Most things that go up aren’t culture

Long-lasting value isn’t found in just hype or momentum. It’s found in shared belief, beauty, and memetic force.

Yours sincerely,

0xMontBlanc