Bits of Gold Partners with Silver Castle to Boost Institutional Investments

Tel Aviv-based cryptocurrency exchange Bits of Gold has partnered with Silver Castle to boost crypto investment options on the platform for qualified institutional investors.
According to the announcement, the partnership will allow the crypto investors to convert their fiats to Bitcoin which can be further invested into funds based on two financial assets – a basket of top 10 coins and algorithm-hedging futures tool for Bitcoin.

Furthermore, Silver Castle will also cash out the investors’ profits once they get to liquidity point.

Commenting on this partnership, Tomer Niv, chief growth officer at Bits of Gold, said: “We are thrilled from the new partnership with Silver Castle, as their founders have vast experience and knowledge of both classic investments and cryptocurrencies investments. We believe it’s [the] first step towards a new segment of institutional clients, and we hope to see more and more funds and investment houses shifting towards crypto.”
Israel’s First Crypto Investment Firm
Silver Castle is  first dedicated cryptocurrency investment firm for institutional and accredited investors, according to Bloomberg. Last November, the firm launched two crypto investment funds which are registered in the Cayman Islands.
According to Silver Castle’s website, it also provides advisory services to blockchain firms opting for initial coin offerings (ICO) along with its asset management service.
The company’s lineup includes Zvi Ziv, former chief executive officer of Israel’s largest bank Bank Hapoalim, and Gabriella Ravid, founder and former CEO of Psagot Ofek Investment House, the country’s largest investment fund.
Last December, announced the development of a new application program interface (API) service for cryptocurrency payments to facilitate local businesses to accept cryptocurrencies as payments.
When compared to other parts of the world, the crypto penetration in Israel has a long way to go. However, the exchange CEO Youval Rouach earlier claimed that the number of Bits of Gold’s client remained steady despite the bear market.