The digital asset hedge fund industry is currently navigating its "1990s moment". Much like the traditional landscape three decades ago, crypto is transitioning away from the era of the lone star trader toward institutionalised, industrial-scale platforms. What began in the experimental fringes of the market is being forced—by capital, regulation, and the necessity of survival—to professionalise. In traditional markets, this evolution gave rise to multi-manager giants such as

Stress proved it: diversified managers, venues, and hardened DD keep drawdowns contained—so we can pursue higher returns intelligently. Executive Summary The October 10 market crash – a 20-minute liquidity collapse triggered by U.S. tariff headlines, exposed systemic fragility across digital-asset infrastructure. Prices for BTC and major tokens diverged sharply across venues as market makers withdrew and oracles lagged, leading to 2–10% platform-level losses among peers label

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Family Offices increasingly acknowledge the significance of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies in diversifying and enhancing their traditional investment portfolios. With a strategic shift towards active management and a multi-manager approach, these investors are poised to maximise their returns in the cryptocurrency markets.   Active Management: The buy-and-hold Bitcoin strategy is often the first step to crypto investment. However, holding Bitcoin lacks yield, attracts costs,

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