[ChainNews] Capital from the Middle East and North America is making new moves again. Further Asset Management from the UAE has teamed up with Canada’s 3iQ to launch a $100 million crypto hedge fund—Further x 3iQ Alpha Digital Fund.
This fund has a rather unique design: it specifically created a Bitcoin-denominated share class. Simply put, the profits you earn are automatically converted into Bitcoin and reinvested, effectively tying your gains to your BTC holdings. For institutions that want both strategic returns and believe in Bitcoin’s long-term value, it’s a win-win solution.
On the strategy side, it’s a market-neutral, multi-strategy approach. In other words: no betting on one-way price movements, but rather looking for opportunities in the crypto market through arbitrage and hedging, making money from liquidity while controlling risk. The target clients are clear—institutional investors, family offices, and sovereign funds that require compliance frameworks and risk control systems.
The initial funds are already in place, sourced from institutional LPs, family offices, and sovereign-backed investors. To some extent, this move also reflects a trend: traditional capital entering the crypto market is increasingly focused on “structured exposure”—they want to participate in the market, but also want to package risk into familiar frameworks.
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OnChainDetective
· 5h ago
lol $100M hedge fund converting returns straight to BTC? *transaction pattern suggests* classic institutional accumulation disguised as product launch. traced the wallet clusters before—always the same setup. ngl skeptical these guys aren't just frontrunning their own fund... historical data says funds this size usually dump within 18 months, but we'll see.
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SnapshotStriker
· 12-03 11:30
$100 million directly bet on Bitcoin, this move... the Middle East and North America really aren't short of money.
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GateUser-2fce706c
· 12-03 11:29
I've said before that this is an opportunity not to be missed. The entry of big capital is a clear signal, and it's still not too late to seize the first-mover advantage now.
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LayoffMiner
· 12-03 11:28
$100 million was directly thrown in, this scale... Middle Eastern capital really isn't short on money.
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MetaMuskRat
· 12-03 11:25
This 100 million in real money is being invested, and the returns are directly converted to Bitcoin? That’s pretty bold. Looks like big capital is starting to go all in too.
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GasWrangler
· 12-03 11:24
ngl, if you actually analyze the mempool dynamics here, converting yields directly to btc is mathematically superior to maintaining stablecoin pairs... but are these funds even optimizing their transaction throughput? seems sub-optimal from a base layer perspective.
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TopBuyerBottomSeller
· 12-03 11:13
100 million USD poured in, this time it's for real... I'm optimistic about this move.
Middle Eastern and North American capital make a move: $100 million crypto hedge fund launches, returns directly converted to Bitcoin
[ChainNews] Capital from the Middle East and North America is making new moves again. Further Asset Management from the UAE has teamed up with Canada’s 3iQ to launch a $100 million crypto hedge fund—Further x 3iQ Alpha Digital Fund.
This fund has a rather unique design: it specifically created a Bitcoin-denominated share class. Simply put, the profits you earn are automatically converted into Bitcoin and reinvested, effectively tying your gains to your BTC holdings. For institutions that want both strategic returns and believe in Bitcoin’s long-term value, it’s a win-win solution.
On the strategy side, it’s a market-neutral, multi-strategy approach. In other words: no betting on one-way price movements, but rather looking for opportunities in the crypto market through arbitrage and hedging, making money from liquidity while controlling risk. The target clients are clear—institutional investors, family offices, and sovereign funds that require compliance frameworks and risk control systems.
The initial funds are already in place, sourced from institutional LPs, family offices, and sovereign-backed investors. To some extent, this move also reflects a trend: traditional capital entering the crypto market is increasingly focused on “structured exposure”—they want to participate in the market, but also want to package risk into familiar frameworks.