NEW YORK, March 8 (Reuters) - Alpha Sigma Capital, a U.S.-based digital asset fund, and Transform Ventures, a venture capital firm, will raise $100 million for two new funds focused on the blockchain and so-called decentralized Web 3.0 ventures, Alpha Sigma founder and Chief Executive Officer Enzo Villani said on Wednesday. Transform Ventures, founded by crypto investor Michael Terpin, also merged some of its assets with Alpha Sigma's parent to form a new holding company called Alpha Transform Holdings. Truglia along with other participants stole 3 million tokens from Terpin's cellphone account in early 2018. The second fund, a closed-end venture capital firm called the Aegean Fund, is still in the process of being established, Villani said. "A lot of things that are happening right now (in the crypto and blockchain space) may be challenging.

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