Around 80% of the fund’s weight remains allocated to bitcoin, with the rest split among the other four tokens. The fund currently manages about $755 million in assets and charges a 2.5% annual fee.
Hackers stole more than $2.47 billion in cryptocurrency during the first half of 2025, surpassing last year’s total losses, according to blockchain security firm Certik.
Two large breaches, a hack at crypto exchange Bybit and an exploit targeting Cetus Protocol, accounted for a combined $1.78 billion of the total losses, Certik said in its Hack3d Report.
Wallet compromises were the leading cause of losses, draining $1.7 billion from investors. Phishing attacks, where scammers trick victims into revealing private keys or login credentials, accounted for $410 million stolen across 132 separate incidents.
Despite the massive headline numbers, the pace of losses slowed as the year progressed. Hacks and scams dropped 52% in value in the second quarter compared to the first, with $801 million lost between April and June.
