Digital Fund

Definition ∞ A digital fund is an investment vehicle that pools capital from multiple investors to invest in digital assets such as cryptocurrencies, tokens, or blockchain-related ventures. These funds are managed by professionals who make investment decisions on behalf of their clients. They provide a structured way for institutions and high-net-worth individuals to gain exposure to the digital asset market. Digital funds often offer diversification and expert management.
Context ∞ The proliferation of digital funds indicates growing institutional interest in the cryptocurrency market. News often covers the launch of new funds, their investment strategies, and their performance relative to traditional asset classes. Regulatory bodies are working to establish clear guidelines for the operation and oversight of these funds, aiming to ensure investor protection. The expansion of digital funds contributes to market maturation and liquidity.