Bitwise Asset Management plans to announce the first product under its Alpha Strategies line during the week of Aug. 17, according to Techub News, citing CryptoBriefing. The move points to a broader push by the crypto asset manager beyond passive exchange-traded funds and into actively managed, higher-return strategies. Bitwise currently oversees between $10 billion and $15 billion in client assets and offers more than 70 investment solutions. The firm’s Alpha Strategies unit is led by Jeff Park. The team added an investment manager in September 2025 with experience in crypto multi-strategy trading and derivatives, and that manager had previously been involved in launching option-income ETF products. The planned launch gives a clearer outline of how Bitwise is positioning this business line as it expands its product set.
Bitwise Asset Management plans to announce the first product in its Alpha Strategies business line during the week of Aug. 17, according to Techub News, which cited CryptoBriefing. The planned release indicates that the firm is extending its focus beyond passive ETFs and into actively managed, higher-return strategies.
Bitwise currently manages between $10 billion and $15 billion in client assets and offers more than 70 investment solutions. Its Alpha Strategies division is headed by Jeff Park. The team added an investment manager in September 2025 with a background in crypto multi-strategy trading and derivatives, and that person had previously helped launch option-income ETF products.
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