GoMining launches $100M Bitcoin fund for institutions

Bitcoin mining platform GoMining has announced a new $100 million fund called Alpha Blocks. Designed for institutional investors, the fund focuses on mining-generated BTC rather than secondary market exposure.

The company stated that the strategy centers on direct access to mined Bitcoin. Instead of speculating on price, it increases value through reinvestment in hash power.

How the fund operates

Alpha Blocks will charge a 2% flat annual fee, with no performance fees. BitGo will act as the custodian of the fund’s assets, ensuring institutional-grade security and compliance.

Mining rewards will be reinvested to increase the fund’s hashrate and optimize efficiency. GoMining’s goal is to deliver real, yield-based results regardless of market sentiment.

Currently, GoMining Institutional operates 7.3 exahash of active mining power. A company spokesperson said this structure ensures both scalability and regulatory compliance.

Context: growing institutional demand

Institutional investment in crypto assets is rising sharply. Since early 2024, the launch of Bitcoin ETFs in the U.S. has changed the perception of digital assets.

In Europe, MiCA regulation has created clarity. Meanwhile, a March 2025 Coinbase report revealed that 83% of institutional players plan to allocate funds to crypto.

While Alpha Blocks targets large investors, GoMining also supports retail users. In 2024, it launched a gamified mining product using NFTs, making Bitcoin mining accessible to individuals.

GoMining’s dual-track approach ensures it meets the needs of both small and large market participants.