<p>According to Foresight News, the Financial Times reported that Trump's election victory has driven a strong rebound in Bitcoin, allowing some cryptocurrency hedge funds to "make a significant profit." According to data provided by Hedge Fund Research, funds adopting cryptocurrency strategies rose by 46% in November, with an annual return rate reaching 76%. The returns of these fund companies far exceeded the industry average (10% in November).</p>
<p>Among them, Brevan Howard Asset Management and billionaire Mike Novogratz's cryptocurrency investment management firm Galaxy Digital are the biggest winners in the recent cryptocurrency boom. Brevan Howard's cryptocurrency fund, with $35 billion in assets, has risen 51% so far in 2024; Galaxy has increased by 90%, doubling its assets to $4.80 billion. So far, both Brevan Howard Asset Management and Galaxy have declined to comment on the performance of their cryptocurrency funds.</p>

According to Foresight News and a report from the Financial Times, the strong rebound of Bitcoin driven by Trump's election victory has led some cryptocurrency hedge funds to make significant profits. Data provider Hedge Fund Research revealed that funds employing crypto strategies saw a 46% increase in November, with an annual return rate reaching 76%. The returns of these fund companies far exceeded the industry average (10% in November). Among them, Brevan Howard Asset Management and the cryptocurrency investment management company Galaxy Digital, founded by billionaire Mike Novogratz, are the biggest winners in the recent crypto boom. Brevan Howard's crypto fund, which manages $35 billion in assets, has increased by 51% year-to-date in 2024; Galaxy has surged by 90%, more than doubling its assets to $4.80 billion. So far, both Brevan Howard Asset Management and Galaxy have declined to comment on the performance of their crypto fund returns.

Financial Times: Crypto funds like Brevan Howard and Galaxy Digital significantly outperform traditional funds in annual returns.