Goldman Sachs is buying Neos Investments for up to $2.25 billion, adding three income-focused crypto ETFs that generate yield from Bitcoin and Ethereum volatility. Pending regulatory approval.
Goldman Sachs agreed to buy Neos Investments for up to $2.25 billion, the companies announced. The deal gives the bank three exchange-traded funds that generate income from Bitcoin and Ethereum volatility.
Neos runs the Bitcoin High Income ETF, the Boosted Bitcoin High Income ETF and the Ethereum High Income ETF. These funds do not simply track crypto prices. They use options strategies to produce yield from the price swings of the underlying assets. The boosted version pushes the income target higher.
Goldman said the acquisition expands its digital asset product lineup for institutional clients. The firm already offers structured products tied to crypto. Adding income-focused ETFs lets it sell exposure without requiring clients to hold digital assets directly.
The deal is not final. It still needs regulatory approvals, the companies said. The timeline for closing depends on those reviews.
For the market, the move is another sign that traditional finance sees demand for crypto products that behave more like conventional yield generators. Income-focused ETFs have grown as spot Bitcoin ETFs opened the door for institutional money.
Neos carved out a niche with these three funds. Goldman is betting that niche is big enough to justify a price tag reaching $2.25 billion.
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