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Brevan Howard’s cryptocurrency fund reportedly experiences a 30% decline, marking its most challenging year since launch: FT
BH Digital Asset lagged behind bitcoin, which saw a 6% decline in 2025.
Brevan Howard’s cryptocurrency fund reportedly experienced a 30% decline in 2025 (Joa70/Pixabay modified by CoinDesk)
Key points:
- Brevan Howard’s digital asset fund dropped nearly 30% in 2025 as the bullish trend for bitcoin weakened, as stated by the Financial Times.
- This loss marks the fund’s most significant downturn since its establishment in 2021.
- BH Digital Asset, which focuses on investments in crypto tokens and companies related to digital assets, recorded increases of 43% and 52% in the years 2023 and 2024, respectively.
Investment manager Brevan Howard’s digital asset fund faced a nearly 30% decline last year as the bitcoin bullish trend faltered, according to a report by the Financial Times (FT) released on Wednesday.
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The BH Digital Asset fund saw a decrease of 29.5%, representing its worst annual performance since it began operations in 2021, as per the report citing individuals familiar with the fund’s performance. The fund underperformed bitcoin, which experienced a 6% decline during the same timeframe.
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BH Digital Asset, which invests in crypto tokens and companies associated with digital assets, saw gains of 43% and 52% in 2023 and 2024, respectively, as the cryptocurrency market rebounded from the downturn of 2022 and the bitcoin price surpassed $100,000 in December 2024.
"There are many private equity and venture capital-type instruments in BH Digital Asset," remarked one hedge fund investor, according to the FT’s report. "They have underperformed bitcoin, but to their credit, last year was exceptionally challenging for the crypto space."
Brevan Howard did not promptly respond to CoinDesk’s inquiry for additional comments.
