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Hedge Funds Built for Crypto Turn to Oil and Gold on 24/7 Venues

Sidhartha Shukla
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Crypto hedge funds, originally designed for 24/7 digital asset trading, are now pivoting to commodities like oil and gold on always-open platforms, leveraging their infrastructure for round-the-clock market access. These funds, accustomed to unregulated, non-stop crypto markets, are applying their high-frequency and algorithmic strategies to traditional assets via emerging 24/7 trading venues. The shift reflects growing demand for continuous liquidity in commodities, mirroring crypto’s always-on model but with established assets like energy and precious metals. Infrastructure built for crypto—decentralized, clearing-house-free, and automated—is being repurposed to trade physical commodities, blending Wall Street’s assets with crypto-style execution. Volatility and exotic strategies from crypto markets are now influencing commodity trading, as hedge funds seek new opportunities beyond digital currencies in an evolving financial landscape.
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For years, crypto hedge funds operated inside a marketplace most of Wall Street never saw — trading tokens around the clock on platforms with no closing bell, no clearing house, and no regulatory oversight. The strategies were exotic, the returns were volatile, and the entire operation ran on infrastructure that never slept.

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Source: Bloomberg Markets

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