Поставщик ETF из ЮАР призвал инвесторов осторожно вкладывать средства в собственный биткоин-фонд

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2025-06-22Actualizado a 2025-09-23

  • Компания из ЮАР Sygnia предупредила инвесторов не вкладывать все средства в свой биткоин-ETF.
  • CEO фирмы Магда Вежицка отметила, что базовый актив крайне волатилен.
  • В целом, организация рекомендует выделить под акции такого или аналогичного фондов до 5% капитала.

Компания Sygnia Ltd., поставщик ETF из ЮАР, предостерегла инвесторов от перевода всех средств в ее биткоин-фонд. Об этом сообщает Bloomberg.

Фирма запустила Sygnia Life Bitcoin Plus Fund в июне 2025 года. Согласно официальному сайту, он предлагает экспозицию к биткоину через прокси-решение в виде iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF, крупнейшего спотового биржевого фонда на базе первой криптовалюты.

Магда Вежицка, генеральный директор Sygnia, отметила, что продукт пользуется значительным спросом. Вместе с тем он относится к категории высокорисковых.

«На самом деле мы вмешиваемся, чтобы удержать инвестора от глупых поступков, связанных с переключением», — отметил Вежицка.

Она указала на высокую волатильность биткоина. Глубокие просадки на ценовом графике актива могут быть катастрофическими для такого рынка, как ЮАР, приведя к полной потере сбережений.

Напомним, биткоин столкнулся с резкой коррекцией 22 сентября 2025 года. За час объем ликвидаций по фьючерсным контрактам превысил $1 млрд.

«Базовый актив крайне волатилен. Необходимо быть очень уверенным в том, что о нем говорят, и не давать обещаний, которые не сможете выполнить», — подчеркнула она.

В информационном бюллетене о продукте Sygnia рекомендует отвести под подобные фонды не более 5% от пенсионных накоплений или свободных средств.

Компания не раскрывает объем активов под управлением (AUM) своего продукта. Однако в организации отметили крайне высокий спрос и значительный приток средств.

Несмотря на предупреждение инвесторам, Sygnia планирует запустить дополнительные криптовалютные биржевые фонды на Йоханнесбургской фондовой бирже, отметила Вежицка.

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