Bitwise Asset Management has announced that the company recently surpassed USD15 billion in client assets across its suite of more than 40 investment products.
Alongside this milestone, Bitwise has expanded its team by 20 per cent this year, now totalling 111 professionals with offices in San Francisco, New York, and London.
Bitwise writes that it has seen strong global investor demand in 2025, following unprecedented regulatory clarity for the crypto industry. Since the start of the year, over 550 wealth management teams and firms have invested in a Bitwise solution, alongside endowments, corporations, family offices, asset managers, banks, and individuals. Bitwise products have also been approved for use at five bank and private bank wealth management platforms across the US and Europe.
“Crypto has begun a new chapter as a mainstream alternative asset class this year,” says Hunter Horsley, CEO of Bitwise Asset Management. “Clients who previously just tracked the space are now increasingly integrating crypto into their platforms and portfolios. We’re seeing uptake across Bitwise’s broad array of solutions spanning ETPs, private alpha solutions, SMAs, options overlays, and staking. We strive to be a reliable specialist partner to help clients navigate the space and its opportunities and are excited to see more and more firms engaging with this asset class.”
Earlier this year, Bitwise announced a USD70 million equity raise, writing that this fuelled the continued expansion of its best-in-class team and the development of industry-leading capabilities. The round included participation from MassMutual, Electric Capital, MIT Investment Management Company, Highland Capital, Haun Ventures, ParaFi Capital, Khosla Ventures, General Catalyst, Blockchain Coinvestors, and Nikesh Arora, among others.
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