Key Takeaways
- • Digital Asset Funds Management (DAFM) Director and Co-Founder Clint Maddock discussed the DAFM Digital Income Fund – Digital Income Class strategy with Australian Fund Monitors CEO Chris Gosselin, focusing on arbitrage opportunities in crypto markets.
- • The Digital Income Fund has been operational since May 1, 2021, with performance data available through August 31, 2026, reported on a net-of-fees basis assuming reinvestment of distributions.
- • Fund strategy centers on exploiting arbitrage opportunities amid lower cryptocurrency volatility and reduced trading volumes in current market conditions.
- • DAFM has established a distribution partnership with Montgomery Investment Management (AFSL 354564), expanding retail access to its wholesale-only digital asset fund offering.
- • The discussion addresses market outlook for digital assets while emphasizing that past performance does not guarantee future results and investors should seek independent advice given inherent investment risks.
Summary
Clint Maddock, Director and Co-Founder of Digital Asset Funds Management (DAFM), engaged in a discussion with Chris Gosselin, CEO of Australian Fund Monitors, regarding DAFM's Digital Income Fund – Digital Income Class. The conversation centered on the fund's arbitrage-based investment strategy and its positioning within the broader context of evolving cryptocurrency market conditions.
The Digital Income Fund has been in operation since May 1, 2021, with audited net returns available through August 31, 2026. Performance figures reflect net-of-fees calculations and assume reinvestment of all distributions. The fund structure is currently limited to wholesale investors under Australian financial services regulations.
The primary focus of the discussion involved the fund's response to shifting market dynamics in digital asset markets. Specifically, Maddock and Gosselin examined how lower cryptocurrency volatility and reduced trading volumes are affecting arbitrage opportunities—the fund's core strategy. This market environment has material implications for the types and magnitude of pricing disparities the fund can exploit across different exchanges and asset classes.
DAFM has expanded its distribution reach through a partnership with Montgomery Investment Management, the founding entity led by Roger Montgomery, a veteran fund manager with over three decades of industry experience. This distribution arrangement enhances institutional and sophisticated investor access to DAFM's offerings.
Standard risk disclosures apply: the fund is available exclusively to wholesale investors, past performance provides no assurance of future returns, and diversification does not eliminate investment risk or guarantee profits. Prospective investors are advised to obtain independent financial advice aligned with their specific circumstances before committing capital.
The Digital Income Fund has been in operation since May 1, 2021, with audited net returns available through August 31, 2026. Performance figures reflect net-of-fees calculations and assume reinvestment of all distributions. The fund structure is currently limited to wholesale investors under Australian financial services regulations.
The primary focus of the discussion involved the fund's response to shifting market dynamics in digital asset markets. Specifically, Maddock and Gosselin examined how lower cryptocurrency volatility and reduced trading volumes are affecting arbitrage opportunities—the fund's core strategy. This market environment has material implications for the types and magnitude of pricing disparities the fund can exploit across different exchanges and asset classes.
DAFM has expanded its distribution reach through a partnership with Montgomery Investment Management, the founding entity led by Roger Montgomery, a veteran fund manager with over three decades of industry experience. This distribution arrangement enhances institutional and sophisticated investor access to DAFM's offerings.
Standard risk disclosures apply: the fund is available exclusively to wholesale investors, past performance provides no assurance of future returns, and diversification does not eliminate investment risk or guarantee profits. Prospective investors are advised to obtain independent financial advice aligned with their specific circumstances before committing capital.
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