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Cantor Fitzgerald Asset Management has launched the Cantor Fitzgerald Gold Protected Bitcoin Fund, L.P., a structured investment product combining exposure to Bitcoin with gold-based downside protection.
The fund is designed to provide investors with 45% of Bitcoin’s uncapped appreciation over a five-year investment period. In the event of a decline in Bitcoin’s value, gold performance will be used to help protect up to 100% of the original investment.
Brandon G. Lutnick, Chairman of Cantor Fitzgerald, said the new product reflected a change in how Bitcoin is increasingly viewed in financial markets.
“At Cantor, we create innovative products that reflect the shift in how Bitcoin is perceived, from speculative risk to strategic opportunity. This fund offers downside protection, giving investors a safer way to gain exposure into this growing asset class. With Bitcoin’s fixed supply and accelerating mainstream adoption, we see strong long-term potential for continued outperformance.”
— Brandon G. Lutnick, Chairman of Cantor Fitzgerald“With risk assets at or near all-time highs, timing and protection matter. This gold-protected Bitcoin strategy spans five years and tackles both risks head-on: it captures Bitcoin's upward trajectory while gold provides a safety net that historically performs well when markets decline.”
— Bill Ferri, Global Head of Cantor Fitzgerald Asset Management
The firm said the structure was designed to mitigate short-term volatility while still allowing investors to benefit from Bitcoin’s long-term trend.
The fund is intended for accredited investors seeking cryptocurrency exposure within a risk-managed framework.
Cantor Fitzgerald, with around 14,000 employees, is a global financial services and real estate services holding company. The firm has operated for more than 80 years across investment banking, asset and investment management, capital markets, prime services, research, digital assets, commodities brokerage, and real estate advisory.
Cantor Fitzgerald Asset Management manages approximately $16.8 billion in assets across mutual funds, exchange-traded funds, interval funds, non-traded REITs, opportunity zone funds, and other private investment vehicles for institutional and high-net-worth investors.
