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GoMining is a platform that allows users to mine Bitcoin (BTC) through data centers, and the company is launching a $100 million Bitcoin mining fund for institutional investors. The fund is hosted by BitGo and promises annual distributions from mining profits, employing a strategy focused on Bitcoin rewards and reinvestment.
The GoMining Alpha Blocks fund comes at a time when more companies are incorporating Bitcoin into their balance sheets, hoping to capitalize on the resurgence of the world's highest market cap cryptocurrency. Companies such as Japan's Metaplanet and medical technology firm Semler Scientific have seen their stock prices rise after adopting this strategy.
A spokesperson for GoMining told Cointelegraph, "Unlike passive equity investments, the Alpha Blocks fund provides a direct way to access mined Bitcoin through a fully managed, compounded hash rate strategy."
"Bitcoin rewards will be reinvested to enhance the fund's hash rate and optimize mining machine efficiency—thereby creating real, profit-driven results. Our model is performance-centric rather than market sentiment-driven, and it integrates practical advantages that publicly listed mining companies typically cannot offer."
According to a press release obtained by Cointelegraph, GoMining Institutional currently operates an active hash rate of 7.3 Exahash.
"This framework ensures compliance with relevant regulatory requirements and supports our focus on providing institutional investors with professional-grade exposure to Bitcoin mining profit strategies," the spokesperson added, noting that retail users can utilize another digital mining product.
The fund will charge a fixed annual management fee of 2%, with no performance fees.
Although GoMining's Bitcoin fund is aimed at institutional investors, its flagship product primarily serves retail miners with limited funds who find it difficult to build high-cost mining rigs. In 2024, the company attempted to gamify Bitcoin mining through non-fungible tokens (NFTs).
Since the launch of the first cryptocurrency exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the U.S. in 2024, institutional investment in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum (ETH) has continued to grow.
The regulatory clarity provided by Europe's Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) and the enthusiasm for digital assets in the U.S. may be reversing institutional investors' skepticism towards cryptocurrencies. A report from Coinbase in March 2025 indicated that 83% of institutions plan to allocate to crypto assets.
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