Liquid Token Fund
100,000
$
annual plan
Launch date: November 2017
- Management fee: 2%
- Performance fee: 25%
- Minimum Investment: $100,000
- R.O.I: 25% monthly
- Investor type: accredited Investors
- Subscriptions: monthly
- Redemptions: quarterly upon at least 30 days prior written notice
Bitcoin Trading Fund
50,000
$
annual plan
Launch date: November 2013
- Management fee: 2%
- Performance fee: 20%
- Minimum Investment: $50,000
- R.O.I: 0..5% – 1% daily
- Investor type: accredited Investors
- Subscriptions: daily
- Redemptions: monthly upon at least two weeks prior written notice
Early Stage Token
250,000
$
annual plan
Early Stage Token
Objective: Early-Stage Token Fund is a discretionary vehicle offering both U.S. and non-U.S. investors exposure to early-stage tokens with liquidity horizons of 1-3 years. The Fund invests in teams building new protocols in the blockchain ecosystem and follows an early-stage, venture-style model.
Launch date: December 2020
Launch date: November 2016
- Management fee: 3%
- Performance fee: 30%
- Minimum Investment: $250,000
- R.O.I: 20-25% monthly
- Investor type: accredited Investors
- Subscriptions: monthly
- Redemptions: quarterly upon at least 30 days prior written notice
Ethereum Pool / Staking Fund
150,000
$
annual plan
Blockchain Staking Pool
A staking pool allows mulple stakeholders (or bagholders) to combine their computaonal resources as a way to increase their chances of being rewarded. In other words, they unite their staking power in the process of verifying and validang new blocks, so they have a higher probability of earning the block rewards. Taking pools provide more predictable and frequent staking rewards. Other than that, they allow stakeholders to make a passive income without having to worry about the technical implementation and maintenance of setting up and running a validating node. He overall idea of the staking pool model is quite similar to the traditional mining pool, which involves the pooling of hash rate in a Proof of Work (PoW) blockchain. However, the staking pool setup is only available on blockchains that employ the Proof of Stake (PoS) model or, in non-POS systems through protocol design features.
Launch date: December 2020
- Management fee: 3%
- Performance fee: 15%
- Minimum Investment: $150,000
- R.O.I: 18% monthly
- Investor type: accredited Investors
- Subscriptions: monthly
- Redemptions: monthly upon request
Blockchain Staking Pool
50,000
$
annual plan
Blockchain Staking Pool
A staking pool allows mulple stakeholders (or bagholders) to combine their computaonal resources as a way to increase their chances of being rewarded. In other words, they unite their staking power in the process of verifying and validang new blocks, so they have a higher probability of earning the block rewards. Taking pools provide more predictable and frequent staking rewards. Other than that, they allow stakeholders to make a passive income without having to worry about the technical implementation and maintenance of setting up and running a validating node. He overall idea of the staking pool model is quite similar to the traditional mining pool, which involves the pooling of hash rate in a Proof of Work (PoW) blockchain. However, the staking pool setup is only available on blockchains that employ the Proof of Stake (PoS) model or, in non-POS systems through protocol design features.
Launch date: December 2020
- Management fee: 2%
- Performance fee: 25%
- Minimum Investment: $50,000
- R.O.I: 10% monthly
- Investor type: accredited Investors
- Subscriptions: monthly
- Redemptions: monthly upon one week notice