GoMining unveils $100M Bitcoin mining fund for institutions

GoMining has announced the launch of a $100 million Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) mining fund, named the Alpha Blocks Fund, targeting institutional investors.

Custodied by Bitgo, the fund promises annual distributions derived from mining yields and utilises a compounding hashrate strategy to reinvest Bitcoin rewards for enhanced efficiency.

The Alpha Blocks Fund operates with 7.3 Exahash of active hash power, ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements while offering institutional-grade exposure to Bitcoin mining.

A spokesperson for GoMining highlighted that the fund’s approach differs from passive equity investments by providing direct exposure to mined Bitcoin.

“BTC rewards are reinvested to increase the fund’s hashrate and improve miner efficiency — creating real, yield-driven outcomes,” the spokesperson stated.

This initiative comes as institutional interest in cryptocurrencies continues to grow.

Since 2024, companies like Japan’s Metaplanet and Semler Scientific have added Bitcoin to their balance sheets, boosting their stock prices amid renewed enthusiasm for digital assets.

Regulatory clarity in regions like Europe under MiCA and increasing acceptance in the United States have further fueled institutional adoption.

The fund will charge a flat 2% annual management fee without performance fees, making it an attractive option for institutions seeking exposure to Bitcoin mining without managing technical operations.

Retail miners are not excluded from GoMining’s offerings; the company provides a separate digital mining product aimed at individual investors.

GoMining’s move aligns with broader trends in cryptocurrency investment, where institutions are increasingly exploring diversified strategies beyond direct asset purchases.

Coinbase recently reported that 83% of institutions plan to allocate funds to cryptocurrencies, reflecting growing confidence in the sector.