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Sygnum launches new fund targeting eight to ten percent ETH returns

Sygnum launches new fund targeting eight to ten percent ETH returns Image: Crypto.news
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Swiss digital asset bank Sygnum has launched the ETH Alpha Fund SP for professional investors. The market-neutral fund targets annual returns of eight percent to ten percent in ETH after fees. It combines Ethereum staking with options trading, arbitrage, and derivatives strategies. Returns are measured in ETH rather than dollars.

Key points

  1. Sygnum launched the ETH Alpha Fund SP targeting annual returns of 8% to 10% in ETH.
  2. The fund combines native Ethereum staking with options premiums, arbitrage, and derivatives strategies.
  3. Profits and losses are denominated in ETH rather than U.S. dollars.
  4. The fund is designed for professional and qualified investors in approved markets.

Why it matters

Professional investors can access yield generation strategies that aim to increase their ETH holdings without selling their underlying cryptocurrency exposure.

Price context · ETH

At publication
$2,030.63
Now
$2,022.50
Change since
−0.40%
7 days · dashed line = publication

Sources · 3 publishers

The Block Tier 1 First report
Sygnum launches ETH Alpha Fund targeting 8% to 10% annual returns in ETH
Crypto Briefing Tier 2
Sygnum launches ETH Alpha Fund targeting 8% to 10% annual returns
Crypto.news Tier 2
Sygnum launches Ethereum fund targeting 8–10% annual ETH returns

Coverage timeline

  1. First reported by The Block
  2. Also reported by Crypto Briefing
  3. CryptoVideos brief published
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