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SkyBridge Capital Has Already Invested $182M in Bitcoin
“Bitcoin is digital gold,” SkyBridge said in its pitch to investors. “It is better at being gold than gold.”
Автор Benjamin Powers
Anthony Scaramucci's SkyBridge Capital investment firm has invested $182 million in bitcoin, according to an investor brochure shared with CoinDesk about its forthcoming bitcoin fund.
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The firm, which has $9.3 billion under management, is launching the SkyBridge Bitcoin Fund LP in January, according to Securities and Exchange Commission documents filed on Dec. 21, as CoinDesk reported.
The bitcoin fund has already invested $25 million in bitcoin, it announced in the brochure. The new fund will be open as of Jan. 4 to outside investors putting up at least $50,000.
See also: Scaramucci’s SkyBridge Invested $25M in New Bitcoin Fund
Scaramucci's fund investment is yet another traditional investment firm jumping on the bitcoin bandwagon, a trend that has driven the crypto's price well north of $20,000 in recent weeks.
SkyBridge: ‘Bitcoin is digital gold’
In its brochure touting the bitcoin fund, the firm laid out the appeal of bitcoin to investors.
“Bitcoin is digital gold,” it reads. “It is better at being gold than gold.”
The brochure describes bitcoin as an emerging asset class that has become less risky in recent years, with attractive supply-and-demand dynamics. Bitcoin has had increasing retail and institutional adoption, the brochure notes, calling current low interest rates and “unprecedented money printing” contributors to the premium being placed on “scarce assets like gold, real estate, art and bitcoin.”
See also: Scaramucci’s SkyBridge Launching a Bitcoin Fund
One page of the brochure highlights “Bitcoin respectability: Wall Street embraces bitcoin” featuring quotes from executives at firms such as BlackRock and banks such as Citibank and JPMorgan.
According to the brochure, SkyBridge believes hedge funds, public company treasurers, insurance companies, pension funds, banks and brokerage firms will also be investing in the space.
“You have to accept whether bitcoin is a store of value or not,” said Scaramucci, one of the founders of SkyBridge, in a recent interview on CNBC. “There are still skeptics out there and that’s why I think we’re in the first inning. But after the research we’ve done ... and given the monetary supply and the global central banking coordination right now, this will be a very strong asset class over the next decade.”
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