Доходность биткоин-фонда австралийской DigitalX достигла 99%

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GetBlock Magazine - Что произошло? Австралийская публичная компания по управлению цифровыми активами DigitalX (DCC) сообщила, что год

овая доходность ее биткоин-фонда достигла 99%. Продукт компании существенно опередил конкурентов, показав прирост показателя в 12% за шесть месяцев и 30% за три года.

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Что еще известно? Речь идет о продукте DigitalX Bitcoin Fund, ориентированном на оптовых инвесторов. Фонд запущен в 2019 году, он реализует пассивную инвестиционную стратегию (покупка и удержание BTC в течение долгого срока) и взимает комиссию 1,65% за управление.

В июле текущего года DigitalX также запустила спотовый биржевой фонд (ETF) на базе биткоина под тикером BTXX на крупнейшей фондовой бирже Австралии AXS. Он предлагает аналогичную стратегию долгосрочного инвестирования уже для розничных инвесторов.

Комиссия за управление составляет 0,49%, доходность фонда определяется на основе индекса CME CF Bitcoin Reference Rate (BRR) Чикагской товарной биржи.

В своем отчете для акционеров DigitalX также сообщила о сокращении операционных расходов в годовом исчислении на $614 000 за счет реструктуризации команды по управлению фондами.

Еще одним продуктом компании является Digital Asset Fund, запущенный в 2018 году для крупных инвесторов. Портфель фонда состоит из нескольких криптовалют, 80% средств направляется в наиболее высоколиквидные активы из топ-20 по рыночной капитализации, имеющие устойчивые показатели роста.

Фонд может инвестировать средства как в сами активы, так и деривативы на их основе. Он взимает 1,5% за управление и 15% с доходности.

В новом отчете указано, что доходность Digital Asset Fund за пять лет составила 526%, хотя в III квартале наблюдалось незначительное снижение показателя на 2,1%.

Несмотря на высокие показатели, компания отметила проблемы с привлечением средств под управление, сославшись на относительно небольшой рынок инвесторов в сравнении с традиционными инвестиционными продуктами.

Еще в июне ASX провела листинг спотового BTC-ETF HODL от американской инвестиционной компании VanEck. Компания предоставляет местным инвесторам доступ к биткоинам через траст в США, в то время как BTXX от DigitalX не пользуется услугами зарубежных посредников, что потенциально изолирует австралийских инвесторов от изменений в законодательстве США.

Акции DigitalX под тикером DCC торгуются на AXS по $0,0363, за сутки утратив 9,68%. При этом рост за месяц составил 37%, а с начала года ценные бумаги подорожали на 17%. Стоимость паев BTXX составляет $19,79, с момента запуска рост составил 61,1%.

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