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Digital Wealth Partners has partnered with Two Prime to manage a $250 million Bitcoin portfolio for its clients.
The agreement reflects rising institutional demand for structured risk management in volatile digital asset markets.
Digital Wealth Partners primarily serves high-net-worth individuals, family offices and registered investment advisors.
Two Prime was selected for its expertise in delivering tailored Bitcoin-focused financial strategies.
The assets will be managed through a separately managed account structure designed to generate returns denominated in Bitcoin.
The framework aims to reduce volatility while maintaining long-term exposure to Bitcoin.
The partnership builds on an existing relationship between the two firms.
Two Prime is an SEC-registered investment advisor specialising in institutional-grade Bitcoin exposure.
The firm uses derivatives-based strategies to optimise risk-adjusted performance.
Two Prime’s clients include corporate treasuries, mining firms and family offices.
Its subsidiary, Two Prime Lending, is a major provider of Bitcoin-backed loans globally.
The deal comes as Bitcoin continues to gain acceptance as a mainstream asset class.
Institutional investors are increasingly seeking ways to integrate Bitcoin into traditional portfolios.
“Strengthening our ties with Digital Wealth Partners reflects our commitment to performance and client relationships,”
Alexander S. Blume said.
Blume said institutions require tools for risk mitigation, income generation and portfolio integration.
“We approach partnerships with the utmost diligence,”
Max Kahn said.
Kahn said Two Prime’s approach would allow clients to grow Bitcoin exposure securely despite market uncertainty.
Both firms operate under SEC oversight, highlighting a focus on regulatory compliance and transparency.
Market risks such as price volatility and regulatory changes remain inherent to cryptocurrency investments.
At the time of reporting, Bitcoin price was $91,168.07.