Blockchain: More Than Just Cryptocurrencies

The blockchain is a decentralized, tamper-proof digital ledger in which transactions are linked together in blocks and stored chronologically. Bitcoin, unlike fiat money, is limited to 21 million units, protected from counterfeiting through blockchain technology, transferable worldwide, and operates without a central authority in an open-source system. Through this sophisticated mechanism, some of our most pressing challenges can be addressed—for example, the digitization and automatic execution of contracts (smart contracts) or the secure representation of manufacturing and production processes.

Because of the blockchain’s decentralized structure, countless platforms and intermediaries can be eliminated, allowing parties to connect directly and securely. This will give rise to a wide range of new business opportunities and projects that can be invested in through cryptocurrencies. We are convinced that the coming years will be characterized by extraordinary developments—both politically and economically—as well as by broader adoption and technological breakthroughs. As a result, crypto assets will continue to gain significant importance and attract substantial capital inflows.

Investment strategy

Our investment strategy is to provide investors with direct and easy access to the most promising opportunities in the crypto market. We do not limit ourselves to the largest protocols, Bitcoin and Ethereum, but complement them with a focused selection of the most promising second- and third-tier tokens. In addition to technological differentiation, key factors include the underlying fundamentals, also known as tokenomics.