Neverwinter has launched Neverwinter Fund I, a new Luxembourg-based bitcoin hedge fund for institutional investors, which is structured as a Special Limited Partnership (SLP), with the fund manager registered under Article 3(2) of the AIFM Law.
According to a press statement issued by the company, the fund combines institutional-grade compliance with an AI-driven quant strategy focused on bitcoin and crypto derivatives.
With governments, corporations, and asset managers increasingly exploring bitcoin exposure, Neverwinter is seeking to provide investors with a professionally managed, Luxembourg-regulated vehicle designed to harness this momentum with long-term sustainability.
The fund has a hard cap of €100m and a minimum ticket of €50,000, targeting qualified and professional investors across Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Using its proprietary Lightspeed algorithm, developed with artificial intelligence and big data, the fund deploys a predictive trading approach that aims to optimise capital efficiency, enhance risk-adjusted returns, and minimise exchange fees.
Neverwinter is managed by Neverwinter Management SARL, the fund’s General Partner and Alternative Investment Fund Manager (AIFM), and benefits from Luxembourg’s reputation as a global hub for regulated finance. Investors will receive quarterly reports, annual audited financial statements (Lux GAAP), and enjoy institutional-grade custody of assets.
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