Galaxy, the digital belongings agency headed by Mike Novogratz, is aiming to launch a $100 million hedge fund that will search to revenue from volatility throughout crypto tokens and conventional monetary companies firms, in response to the Monetary Occasions.
The ‘long-short’ fund, seeded with about $100 million from household places of work, high-net-worth people, and establishments, will make investments as much as 30% of its belongings in crypto tokens. The rest will go into monetary companies shares uncovered to digital belongings regulation and expertise.
Focused for launch in Q1, it might be the following main initiative following Galaxy’s funding in Ahead Industries, now the biggest Solana treasury, with Bounce Crypto and Multicoin Capital.
The launch follows a steep Bitcoin pullback, although Galaxy executives say they continue to be bullish on main crypto belongings and see broad alternatives in regulatory, AI, and digital asset-driven change.
The flagship crypto asset was buying and selling at $89,528 at press time, rebounding barely after dipping to $87,900 on Tuesday, per CoinGecko.
