M11 Funds marks 1-year anniversary with multiple successes

Amsterdam, May 29 — M11 Funds, the asset manager offering regulated alternative investment funds in digital assets, has marked the 1-year anniversary of its M11 Liquid Token Fund by achieving numerous milestones. The Liquid Token Fund is one of Europe’s first actively managed, regulated, institutional-grade funds in liquid digital assets.

M11 Funds’ Liquid Token Fund was launched in May 2023 as one of the first institutional-grade digital asset funds in Europe, offering institutional investors and wealth managers exposure to this important emerging asset class.

The fund is EU AIFMD compliant with a SICAV status, open-ended and publicly traded, is managed to generate value no matter market direction, and set up to anticipate current and future regulatory requirements with AML/KYC/KYT compliant standards.

Interest in the fund has been stimulated by its outsized returns and its popularity amongst Dutch and Swiss investors. The fund has achieved a remarkable 100 % annualized return in its sole year of existence, soundly beating its Ethereum benchmark. Additionally, M11 Funds has quadrupled its assets under management during the period.

The fund, in addition to grabbing the attention of investors, has also garnered consideration amongst industry-leading awards bodies. The EuroHedge Awards nominated M11 Funds’ Liquid Token Fund for New Fund of the Year for 2023.

Martijn van Veen, Managing Director & Partner, M11 Funds: “I could not be happier with the fund’s performance over the past year. It has quadrupled its size in a changing digital asset market and will continue to be an example of the value the asset class can add to investors’ portfolios. Naturally, the fund can create returns regardless of market direction, but we are encouraged by already having reached our goal of achieving strong above-average results. Looking forward, we are eager to use our expertise to create even more value for all the wealth managers, family offices, and institutional investors we’ll serve now and in the future.”