Coinbase to Launch Institutional Fund Offering Yield on Bitcoin
The Coinbase Bitcoin Yield Fund, which is set to launch on May 1, will seek a 4% to 8% annualized net return, delivered in Bitcoin, and will only be open to non-US institutional investors.
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