HashKey Group rolls out $500M treasury fund to secure institutional crypto exposure

Hong Kong’s HashKey Group, the city’s largest licensed crypto exchange, has launched a $500 million digital asset treasury (DAT) fund, positioning itself as a key player in regulated crypto investments in the ￰0￱ move highlights how Asian licensed exchanges are bridging traditional finance and blockchain-based ￰1￱ offering a secure and regulated vehicle, HashKey aims to help large and small institutions enter the crypto market without the usual risks of storing ￰2￱ timing is significant, as U. S. dollar-backed stablecoins have become a national focus under President Donald ￰3￱ recently signed GENIUS Act confirms Washington’s full support for stablecoins pegged 1:1 to the ￰4￱ regulators are watching closely, especially as citizens pour billions into these dollar-pegged ￰5￱ launches $500M fund to attract institutions to crypto The DAT fund is designed to align with institutional investment strategies , enabling participants to benefit from the growth of digital assets while mitigating operational and regulatory ￰6￱ fund will combine multiple digital assets, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, exploring their scaling solutions, decentralized applications (dApps), and other innovations built on their ￰7￱ top of that, the fund will invest in tokenized stablecoins and tokenized exchange-traded funds (ETFs) because they’re more ￰8￱ the DAT fund’s flexible structure, investors can move capital in and out of the fund depending on their financial planning and operational needs because it allows for regular subscriptions and ￰9￱ strategy is a growing trend that mirrors the popular U.

S.-based software company ￰10￱ company began storing Bitcoin in 2020, even when critics said it was highly unconventional and risky. However, as the prices grew, the company’s assets became worth over $64 ￰11￱ companies followed suit, and Standard Chartered reports that other firms that adopted Strategy’s approach now hold about 100,000 Bitcoin collectively. Asia’s clear rules support HashKey’s digital asset treasury model HashKey’s $500 million digital asset treasury fund came at the right time when Hong Kong’s Stablecoin Bill demands that every stablecoin issuer get a license and follow laws protecting ￰12￱ makes it easier for the company, which already has a solid reputation, because now that the government is paying full attention, and it won’t allow a free-for-all market with no ￰13￱ better, HashKey already proved its commitment to the regulations by working with a well-established financial firm in Hong Kong, Bosera Asset ￰14￱ duo will launch the world’s first tokenized money market ETF linked to both the Hong Kong dollar and the ￰15￱ product will give investors steady returns, proving that tokenization can create new tools that feel familiar yet more ￰16￱ even partnered with Ripple , which shows that major crypto players believe in its mission and are willing to support its ￰17￱ Ripple in the mix, more capital investments will flow into projects built around XRP, which supports HashKey’s fund and boosts the crypto ecosystem in ￰18￱ countries are also jumping onto this trend, with South Korea’s government allowing Bitcoin to be used as part of a national treasury ￰19￱ has built a strict licensing system to protect investors, but it is also flexible enough to attract global funds that want to operate in the country.

HashKey’s chief executive, ￰20￱ Feng, said the DAT model allows regular subscription and redemptions so that institutions can manage their money more ￰21￱ instead of focusing on volatile assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, it mixes them with tokenized stablecoins and securities to balance out the ￰22￱ Difference Wire helps crypto brands break through and dominate headlines fast