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During this period, the fund received a total of $120 million in gross subscriptions, reflecting the market's continued recognition of its private capital investment strategy. This subscription scale highlights investors' demand for yield-oriented alternative assets allocation under the current economic environment. As an investment vehicle under a certain exchange focusing on the private credit sector, the fund primarily provides financing solutions to enterprises through direct lending and private debt investments, while also generating stable cash flow returns for investors. Despite ongoing fluctuations in global interest rates and economic growth uncertainties, professional investment institutions remain enthusiastic about allocating to private credit assets. The fund’s inflow during this quarter also provides an important reference index for observing trends in the alternative investment market in the second half of the year.

Foresight News reports that Bitget recently held its three-day flagship event, "Spring Camp," featuring in-depth discussions on product upgrades, trading strategy testing, and global ecosystem coordination. This event marked the offline debut of GetClaw. As a plug-and-play intelligent agent launched by Bitget based on the upgraded Agent Hub, this product was made available for an early experience to on-site participants, allowing users to conduct market analysis and execute automated trades through natural conversation. Bitget also announced that in the future, API access for GetClaw will be opened to support developers in building their own applications, further advancing the open AI trading ecosystem. In addition, Bitget also tested an all-new trading tournament mechanism at the event for the first time. The tournament consists of two segments: a 15-minute speed challenge and a 45-minute ranking match. This model is expected to expand into broader market activities in the future.

US spot Bitcoin ETFs ended four consecutive months of capital outflows in March, recording a net inflow of $1.32 billion. ETF holdings fell by only 7.2% at the lowest point before partially recovering, although the average investor cost remains higher than the current price.