According to reports from Cointelegraph, blockchain development company Blockstream has announced the launch of two institutional investment funds, allowing investors to directly access the company's Bitcoin ecosystem and earn profits through Bitcoin-backed loans and other sources of income. In a January 23 announcement, Blockstream unveiled its new asset management business, Blockstream Asset Management, and announced the launch of the Blockstream Income Fund and Blockstream Alpha Fund in the first quarter of this year.
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