Large asset management institutions' actions in the digital asset space have always been a market indicator. Recently, there are reports that a leading digital asset management company is preparing a hedge fund with a scale of billion USD, scheduled to officially launch in the first quarter of 2026.

The fund's allocation strategy is quite noteworthy. About 30% of the capital will be directly invested in cryptocurrency tokens, indicating that the institution's confidence in the crypto market remains solid. The remaining 70% will be allocated to financial services stocks, especially those affected by digital asset technology or under regulatory changes. In other words, this is a dual-engine strategy that bets on the direct growth of the crypto ecosystem while also positioning within the entire fintech industry chain.

From the fundraising perspective, the composition of participants is also very interesting. Family offices, high-net-worth individuals, and some institutional investors have shown interest, indicating that both traditional high-net-worth groups and institutional capital are changing their views on this field. This shift in capital flow itself is sending a signal—the integration of crypto and fintech has moved from the fringe to the mainstream investor's horizon.