Cantor Fitzgerald Asset Management, with a AUM of $14 billion, today said it will launch a new fund that combines direct Bitcoin exposure with downside protection tied to the price of gold, aiming to give investors the chance to benefit from Bitcoin’s gains while limiting losses.
In the upcoming weeks, the five-year fund, known as the Cantor Fitzgerald Gold Protected Bitcoin Fund, L.P., is anticipated to start taking in new investors.
Fund Structure
The new fund is designed to allow investors to participate in Bitcoin’s growth without incurring the full downside risk if prices fall. It offers uncapped upside participation in Bitcoin.
At the same time, it provides one-for-one downside protection based on gold’s price. If Bitcoin were to drop in value, the fund would use gold to soften the blow for investors. The structure has a set five-year duration.
Company Vision
Brandon G. Lutnick, chairman of Cantor Fitzgerald, said the firm seeks to deliver fresh and innovative products for those interested in digital assets.
He called the gold-protected fund “groundbreaking” because it taps into the potential growth of Bitcoin while offering a safety net tied to gold. Lutnick added that this product reflects Cantor Fitzgerald’s entrepreneurial spirit and its goal to reshape how people invest in digital assets.
Investor Information
According to the preliminary materials, the fund is still being structured. Its exact terms and the mix of assets could change before the final details are set.
Cantor Fitzgerald has not yet filed a formal offer to sell interests in the fund. Instead, these materials are meant to spark discussions and gauge interest among potential investors.
Before any sales take place, a complete Private Placement Memorandum will be issued. That document will include further details on fees, risks, and portfolio makeup.
Cautionary Notes
The information released so far is for illustration only. The actual lineup of assets and economic terms may differ from what is currently described.
Any details provided at this time may change based on market conditions or other factors when the fund begins investing. Interested parties should not consider this notice as an offer to buy or sell shares.
Final decisions should rely on the official Private Placement Memorandum, which will replace these preliminary materials and include important updates. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
By blending Bitcoin’s upside potential with gold’s stability, Cantor Fitzgerald aims to address a gap in the market. The fund could attract investors who want exposure to digital currencies but worry about sharp downturns.
As Bitcoin remains highly volatile, pairing it with gold may ease concerns and help more people consider adding crypto assets to their portfolios. Analysts will watch how the fund performs once it starts accepting capital.
If it delivers on its promise, it could inspire other firms to create similar hybrid products that marry digital assets and traditional hedges.