Hong Kong Frontier Capital announced a total of HKD 240 million Dividend to be distributed on April 30, 2025.

According to official information, Hong Kong Frontier Rational Capital announced a total of 240 million Hong Kong dollars in dividends for 2025 on April 30. As the only virtual asset hedge fund asset manager in Hong Kong (BNJ945) that has been approved by the SFC for three upgrades to its asset management authority (Uplift), the company has paid dividends 16 times since its inception in 2018. Ye Yizhou, CEO of Frontier Rational Capital, said that this is the fund's last cash dividend this year.

Starting from April 2025, the company's compliance flagship fund will open for external fundraising for the first time. Frontier Capital is about to enter its eighth year and is also in its fourth year of officially obtaining a virtual asset license from the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission. Mr. Ye stated that the company's next phase of goals will focus on collaborating with fund sales channels such as private banks to provide compliant virtual asset fund products for global investors.

Global mainstream asset allocators, such as family offices, university endowments, and sovereign wealth funds, mainly allocate virtual assets through two methods: one is to directly purchase the spot of a very small number of mainstream coins like Bitcoin, or indirectly hold such spots through ETFs; the other is to allocate to virtual asset funds.

Globally, there are few virtual asset funds available for mainstream investors, as these funds must meet three main conditions. First, they must comply with regulations in major jurisdictions, such as obtaining the relevant licenses in Hong Kong, Singapore, and other legal regions. Taking Hong Kong as an example, the Hong Kong government and relevant institutions, including the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, are considered to be at the forefront of the world. Over the past three years, they have issued nearly 40 virtual asset asset management licenses and more than 10 virtual asset exchange licenses. Although most other compliant institutions are still exploring profit models, the Hong Kong government at least provides a framework of options for mainstream investors.

Second is a sufficiently long, transparent, and traceable performance. For funds, performance accounts for more than 80% of the considerations for investors; third is the legitimacy and professionalism of the fund management team, because the essence of a virtual asset fund is still a "fund". The focus is on the fund structure and the compliance, risk control, strategy, and performance it represents. Only then comes the "virtual assets". Therefore, the reason why so-called crypto native fund teams are difficult to be selected is that the speculation represented by crypto genes, wild growth, and disregard for rules contradicts the focus on "funds". In order to find a balance between virtual assets and compliant investments, Frontier Capital took 7 years.

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