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Quantify Funds
QUANTIFY FUNDS is an SEC-registered investment adviser since 2023. The firm manages approximately $133 million in regulatory assets. It has 4 employees and 2...
Quantify Funds
QUANTIFY FUNDS is an SEC-registered investment adviser since 2023. The firm manages approximately $133 million in regulatory assets. It has 4 employees and 2 investment advisers.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
2021
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
New York
Corporate office
New York, NY, United States
Principals
David Dziekanski
CEO & CIO
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What regulatory structure do Quantify Funds' products use?
Quantify Funds issues ETFs under the Investment Company Act of 1940. This 40-Act structure provides standardized investor protections, daily liquidity, and custody through qualified custodians — a deliberate design choice to make crypto exposure accessible to financial advisors and institutions operating under ERISA or typical fiduciary mandates.
Does Quantify Funds run any private funds or venture strategies?
No. As of the latest public record, Quantify Funds operates exclusively through publicly listed ETFs. The firm does not manage hedge funds, venture capital vehicles, or private token funds, which distinguishes it from multi-strategy crypto asset managers.
How does Quantify Funds source its bitcoin exposure?
Since November 2024, the firm's flagship product holds spot bitcoin directly through institutional-grade custodians. Earlier iterations used CME bitcoin futures contracts. The shift to physical bitcoin brought the product in line with the broader spot ETF category that emerged after SEC approvals in January 2024.
Who is the portfolio manager for Quantify Funds' ETFs?
David Dziekanski, the firm's founder, serves as both CEO and Chief Investment Officer. He is listed as the portfolio manager on regulatory filings for the firm's Bitcoin Strategy ETF and its multi-asset products.
What is the Bitcoin & Gold Strategy ETF?
Trading under ticker BTGD, this ETF packages bitcoin futures alongside gold futures in a single, actively managed 40-Act fund. The dual-exposure design aims to capture bitcoin's asymmetric return potential while holding gold as a volatility dampener — a construction aimed at allocators who want digital-asset exposure but require a traditional risk-budgeting framework.
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