Market-neutral quantitative funds enter the market, with high-frequency models targeting digital asset pricing deviations

[Crypto World] A digital asset hedge fund targeting micro market fluctuations has quietly entered the scene. The Arkangel Fund SP, operated by CV5 Capital and with core strategies designed by Arkangel Wealth Management, is playing the market-neutral quantitative game—in plain terms, they use their proprietary high-frequency models to capture fleeting pricing inefficiencies.

Their objective is clear: keep net beta exposure close to zero, theoretically maintaining relative stability regardless of overall market ups or downs. Of course, this isn’t for retail investors—the fund is open only to professional investors and operates within a compliance framework on CV5’s regulated platform.

High-frequency quant trading has been fiercely competitive in traditional finance for years, and now institutions are starting to bring similar approaches to the digital asset market. Can they really squeeze out all the inefficiencies? Only real trading data will tell.