- DigitalX’s Bitcoin fund posts 99% yearly gain, outperforming competitors across timeframes.
- Company reduces $950,000 in costs, restructuring funds management for better efficiency.
- DigitalX’s Bitcoin ETF gains traction, with unit price rising from $20 to $31.09 since launch.
Australia-based crypto fund manager DigitalX has announced an achievement with its Bitcoin fund posting a 99% yearly gain, outpacing its competitors.
The company’s performance highlights its success as a leading player in the digital asset space, especially amid ongoing market changes and restructuring efforts to streamline operations.
In a move to enhance operational efficiency, DigitalX revealed a major cost reduction initiative. The company has slashed $950,000 (US$614,000) in annualized costs through restructuring its funds management team. Despite these changes, DigitalX emphasized its commitment to providing clients with secure and reliable investment options.
DigitalX’s Bitcoin fund, distinct from its Bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX), has shown impressive results. The fund has experienced a 99% gain over the past year, outperforming its competitors in various timeframes. Over the past six months, it posted a 12% gain, while it showed a 30% increase over three years.
In addition to its Bitcoin fund, the Digital Asset Fund has also delivered strong returns. Despite a slight quarterly decline of 2.1%, the fund has shown an overall five-year return of over 526%, according to the latest shareholder update.
DigitalX’s Bitcoin products include two distinct investment options: a Bitcoin fund for wholesale investors and a Bitcoin ETF (BTXX) designed for retail investors. The spot Bitcoin ETF, launched in July 2024 on the ASX, offers a direct investment in Bitcoin without exposure to U.S.-listed trusts, unlike other offerings such as VanEck’s ETF.
The ongoing shifts in U.S. politics, particularly the recent Republican presidential victory, have bolstered expectations of clearer regulations in the digital asset space.
DigitalX views these political changes as a potential catalyst for growth, with regulatory clarity benefiting both the company and its investors.
DigitalX’s Bitcoin ETF has already seen a positive market reaction, with its unit price rising from $20 (US$12.93) at launch to $31.09 (US$20.10).
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