Hashkey Plans to Launch Asia’s Largest Multi-Currency Digital Asset Treasury Fund

Hashkey aims to launch Asia’s largest digital asset treasury fund, unlocking a new era of institutional finance converging with crypto through a perpetual, multi-currency ecosystem.

Hashkey Aims to Bridge Finance and Crypto With Digital Asset Treasury Fund

Hashkey Group, a digital asset financial services firm based in Hong Kong, announced on Sept. 8 that it plans “to launch Asia’s largest multi-currency DAT ecosystem fund for the global market.” Structured as a perpetual vehicle, the fund will allow ongoing subscriptions and redemptions to align with the liquidity demands and operational requirements of digital asset treasury (DAT) projects. With this initiative, Hashkey seeks to strengthen the institutional link between traditional financial markets and the growing universe of on-chain assets.

In outlining its investment priorities, the firm stated:

Hashkey will build a diversified portfolio by initiating and investing in a range of DAT projects focused on mainstream crypto assets, with an initial emphasis on ETH and BTC ecosystem projects.

“The fund aims to establish an institutional bridge between traditional financial capital and on-chain assets, with a first-phase fundraising target exceeding USD 500 million,” Hashkey added.

This plan builds on Hashkey’s decade-long engagement with the ethereum ecosystem, where Hashkey Capital has backed more than 400 projects. The company’s broader operations—including Hashkey Exchange, one of the first issuers of spot crypto exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in Hong Kong, and Hashkey Cloud, a major provider of node services—are intended to reinforce its role in Web3 infrastructure.

The announcement coincided with growing regulatory oversight in the sector. Nasdaq’s decision earlier this month to tighten disclosure rules on listed companies’ crypto holdings signals a more selective environment where strong governance and compliance will be essential. Critics caution that DAT structures remain untested and exposed to crypto market volatility. Supporters counter that integrating traditional finance practices with on-chain frameworks could provide a standardized, compliant channel for institutional capital to participate in Web3 development.