Galaxy Digital plans to launch a new hedge fund in Q1 2026. According to the Financial Times citing its sources, the product is expected to invest in crypto assets ( up to 30%) and in counterparty stocks in this sector. The company, according to sources, anticipates significant market fluctuations due to changes in regulatory policies. The Financial Times reported that the fund has allegedly already received $100 million from family offices and large investors. Galaxy will also invest in the product during the initial phase, but the exact amount is unknown. Portfolio manager at Galaxy and likely head of the new fund, Joe Armao, told the publication that the company will not limit itself only to exchanges and large firms. The organization aims to generate profit, including by playing on the decline of certain positions.
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Galaxy Digital plans to launch a new hedge fund in Q1 2026. According to the Financial Times citing its sources, the product is expected to invest in crypto assets ( up to 30%) and in counterparty stocks in this sector. The company, according to sources, anticipates significant market fluctuations due to changes in regulatory policies. The Financial Times reported that the fund has allegedly already received $100 million from family offices and large investors. Galaxy will also invest in the product during the initial phase, but the exact amount is unknown. Portfolio manager at Galaxy and likely head of the new fund, Joe Armao, told the publication that the company will not limit itself only to exchanges and large firms. The organization aims to generate profit, including by playing on the decline of certain positions.