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Two Prime selected to manage $250 million in bitcoin for Digital Wealth Partners
The institutional bitcoin manager expands its mandate as demand for professional risk-managed digital asset strategies grows.
Jan 16, 2026, 10:00 a.m.
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What to know:
- Digital Wealth Partners chose Two Prime to manage about $250 million in bitcoin through a separately managed account structure.
- The expanded relationship reflects rising institutional demand for low volatility, bitcoin denominated returns with an emphasis on transparent risk management.
Digital Wealth Partners, an investment adviser specializing in digital assets, chose Two Prime to manage about $250 million in bitcoin on behalf of its clients in a sign of growing institutional confidence in specialized crypto managers
Two Prime provides institutional investors with bitcoin focused financial services. It works with a range of clients including family offices, corporate treasuries and miners, combining quantitative investment approaches with bitcoin-specific risk management. Its lending arm is among the largest bitcoin secured lenders globally.
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The partnership reflects growing confidence in specialized bitcoin managers and highlights the maturation of digital asset investment frameworks as adoption broadens. Executives at the U.S.-based firms said investors are increasingly seeking not just bitcoin exposure, but professional strategies that integrate risk management, yield generation and operational transparency at the same standard as traditional asset classes.
The mandate expands an existing relationship between the two firms and will be delivered through a separately managed account structure designed to generate low volatility, bitcoin-denominated returns.
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