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- According to the regulatory documents filed with the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Goldman Sachs will offer its consumers access to Ethereum Funds using Galaxy Digital’s Institutional Ethereum Funds.
- A year ago, Galaxy Digital, in an announcement, said that it would launch a suite of Ethereum funds, in which this offering was also included.
- Galaxy Digital has always had strategic acquisitions. Last year, it partnered with Vision Hill Group Inc., Bitgo, digital-asset management firms and had successfully bought the financial companies together and facilitated direct crypto investments.
Goldman Sachs will be rendering its users access to Ethereum Funds via Galaxy Digital’s Institutional Ethereum Funds, according to the regulatory documents filed with the U.S Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Goldman Sachs is declared as the beneficiary of the charges that are needed in order to give clients access to the Ethereum fund by the SEC. As per the recent filing of SEC, an introduction fee will be rewarded to Goldman Sachs in this strategy for referring clients to Galaxy’s institutional Ethereum Fund.
According to the filing, the 12-month old fund has raised over $50 million in gross sales for 28 buyers via minimal funding and an investment size of $250,000.
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The U.S-operated crypto-based financial provider Galaxy Digital Holdings Ltd was started by Mike Novogratz. At present, Galaxy Digital is in charge of providing liquidity to Goldman’s Bitcoin Future’s trade. The digital blockchain investment firm has signed a similar arrangement with Morgan Stanley clients.
Galaxy Digital, a year ago, made the announcement that it would release a suite of Ethereum funds; this particular institutional offering was also a part of it.
In addition, an independent wealth management firm, CAIS Capital LLC, was also on the list of “placement fees”, which acts as a referral fee for clients to enter into Galaxy’s ETH Fund. CAIS is also separately involved with another Galaxy-backed Ethereum Fund with a March 8 filling report.
After a break of three years, Goldman Sachs again launched the crypto trading desk within its Global Currencies and Emerging Markets. The investors will get exposure to Ethereum as a physical asset and not as a derivative-based product futures contract, with Goldman’s strategy with Galaxy.
Galaxy Digital never stopped acquiring strategic acquisitions. Last year, it collaborated with digital-asset management firms Vision Hill Group Inc., Bitgo. Galaxy has quite successfully reached a point where it bridges the gap between financial companies and facilitates direct crypto investments.
Banking institutions being regulated by cryptocurrency cannot instantly put money into the digital asset field; organizations such as Galaxy Digital have successfully provided a way to push these barriers.
In addition, Goldman Sachs is still very much interested in the cryptocurrency sector as it continues to move forward and become mature with time. In February, the executive director at Goldman Sachs, Roger Bartlett, resigned from the organization. As per the latest reports, he has joined the crypto exchange, Coinbase.
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