GoMining has launched a new division, GoMining Institutional, with a new $100 million Alpha Blocks Fund to offer structured exposure to Bitcoin mining for professional investors.
According to an April 1 announcement shared with crypto.news, the GoMining Alpha Blocks Fund will be the flagship product under the new division. The fund is fully managed and designed to provide institutional investors with exposure to mining-backed yield.
GoMining, which has delivered over 4,000 Bitcoin (BTC) in rewards to its more than 3 million users, says the new division will simplify access to mining infrastructure for investors seeking yield without the operational overhead.
“With Bitcoin mining now an integral part of the digital asset investment landscape, institutional investors require structured, secure, and scalable ways to access mining-backed yield,” said Fakhul Miah, managing director of GoMining Institutional.
Two investment strategies
The fund targets $100 million in capital and offers two investment strategies: a core strategy focused on stable Bitcoin rewards and reinvestment, and an advanced approach incorporating token utility and staking for additional upside.
Annual distributions will be made in either Bitcoin or U.S. dollars. Custody for the fund’s assets will be provided by BitGo, a regulated custodian serving institutional clients. The fund is structured as a closed-ended limited partnership domiciled in Delaware and the Cayman Islands, and managed by GoMining IM BVI Ltd.
“The Alpha Blocks Fund is designed to provide institutions with an investment structure that combines Bitcoin’s unique value proposition with the stability and transparency expected from traditional financial markets,” said Jeremy Dreier, GoMining’s chief business development officer.
GoMining Institutional plans to expand its product offerings later in 2025, with a tokenized fixed-yield fund aimed at DeFi integration, and tokenized debt products collateralized by Bitcoin or stablecoins such as Tether (USDT) and Circle’s USD Coin (USDC).
GoMining’s push into institutional offerings marks a unique shift in how traditional capital can participate in the mining side of the digital asset ecosystem.
