Arca CEO Rayne Steinberg confirmed in an email to CoinDesk:
“After a strategic business review, we have decided to close our Digital Yield Fund which took effect August 31. Given changing market conditions, we believe that this decision was in the best interest of our investors.”
In September 2021, Arca unveiled the actively-managed Digital Yield Fund, aiming for low double-digit effective rates. The fund’s annual Investment Adviser registration forms show that as of June 30, its gross asset value was $53 million.
Investors received a message confirming the fund’s exposure to the asset in May when TerraUSD lost parity with the dollar. After that, there were rumors that the company was bankrupt, but these were later denied by the company.
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