Digital assets investment house.
Silver Castle ended 2025 as a very small digital-assets platform whose economics could not stand on their own, so the 2026 thesis now rests first on the IBI transaction, fresh funding, and AUM stabilization.
Silver Castle's funds shrank not because the sector weakened, but because the new money of 2025 flowed into other institutional channels while the company's shelf remained private, active, and far more dependent on performance fees.
By the end of 2025, Silver Castle's convertible loan was being valued almost entirely as debt, with the only incremental value coming from a non-payment scenario rather than from equity upside.
The IBI transaction is less a capital raise than a rescue deal in which Silver Castle's control, liquidity framework, and governance are rewritten at an implied pre-money valuation of only about NIS 3.1 million.
