According to CoinDesk, the BTC Alpha Fund, launched by Swiss digital asset bank Sygnum Bank in collaboration with Starboard Digital, has raised over 750 bitcoins (approximately $65 million). In its first full quarter after its October 2022 launch, the fund achieved a net annualized return of 8.9%, aiming to deliver annual returns of 8-10% through systematic arbitrage strategies. This Cayman Islands-registered fund generates returns for bitcoin holders by capturing price discrepancies between spot and derivatives markets, without relying on price appreciation. Markus Hämmerli, Sygnum's portfolio management director, noted that the fund's strong inflows indicate growing institutional demand for bitcoin strategies that can generate stable returns. The fund is available to professional investors in jurisdictions such as Switzerland and Singapore.
Sygnum's Bitcoin Fund Attracts $65M in Investments
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Bitcoin news broke as Sygnum Bank's BTC Alpha Fund, co-launched with Starboard Digital, secured over 750 BTC ($65 million). The Cayman-registered fund delivered a net return of 8.9% in Q1 2026, aiming for 8-10% annually through arbitrage. It capitalizes on price discrepancies between spot and derivatives markets. Markus Hämmerli noted that inflows reflect growing demand for stable Bitcoin strategies. The fund is available to professional investors in Switzerland and Singapore. Bitcoin analysis indicates that systematic investment approaches are gaining momentum.
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