Kbit Quant Fund Dominates Crypto ETF Market with Innovative Strategies

Key Points:

• Kbit has over $100 million in assets and is expanding into the US Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF market.
• The fund employs a market-neutral strategy to profit from price fluctuations while mitigating risk.

Kbit Quant Fund, with over $100M in assets, excels in the US Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF market using market-neutral strategies.

According to Bloomberg, the quantitative fund Kbit, which has over $100 million in assets under management, scooped up the growing US Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF market.

Kbit Quant Fund Captures ETF Market

Where traditional hedge funds run an essential trade to collect money from price discrepancies between, say, an asset and futures, a digital-asset world which Kbit says it never strayed from. Kbit Founder and CEO Ed Tolson stated, “The larger opportunities, higher return opportunities are in the crypto-native markets.”

Kbit uses a market-neutral trading strategy to capture profits from rising and falling prices while reducing overall market risk. It is also a market maker incorporated in the British Virgin Islands.

Performance details are not disclosed because the fund’s details remain confidential with the clients. Tolson says trades involving native crypto instruments, such as buying spot crypto and shorting perpetual swaps, bring more excellent value than traditional methods.

Kbit’s trading approach is all-encompassing, including everything that has volume, creating trading opportunities and inefficiencies. This fund trades in some 500 different tokens, regardless of the fundamentals. Kbit aggressively expanded the team, adding seven new hires this year.

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Team Expansion and Key Hires at Kbit

Key additions include Thomas Johnson, a former Citadel senior quant developer, while Sean Slotterback of Highbridge Capital Management is another addition and leads expansion in forecasting and portfolio risk management.

Eddie Markman, formerly of Sun Mountain Capital, has been appointed chief financial officer. The team has doubled in size over the last year, from seven to 14 people.

Kbit’s innovative strategies and robust team will make it one of the biggest players in this changing landscape of cryptocurrencies and ETF markets.