This basket contains equal amounts of the two most recognized cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin and Ethereum. These cryptocurrencies have historically been the largest by market capitalization and critical performance indicators of the broader crypto market.
Lower Risk*
*This risk level is only factoring in the risk of the digital assets.
BTC
50%
ETH
50%
November 1, 2022
Cryptocurrencies with large market cap and a strong, established history.
Quarterly (by calendar quarter, not date onboarded)
Portfolio rebalancing will be performed at the end of the calendar quarter to bring allocations back to specified percentages. In the interim portfolio allocations will be subject to market volatility due to price movements.
Lower Risk*
*This risk level is only factoring in the risk of the digital assets.
This basket contains equal amounts of the two most recognized cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin and Ethereum. These assets have historically been the largest by market capitalization and critical performance indicators of the broader crypto market.
November 1, 2022
Bitcoin, Ethereum Two largest digital assets (by market cap)
Quarterly (by calendar quarter, not date onboarded)
Portfolio rebalancing will be performed at the end of the calendar quarter to bring allocations back to specified percentages. In the interim portfolio allocations will be subject to market volatility due to price movements.
Lower Risk*
*This risk level is only factoring in the risk of the digital assets.
BTC
50%
ETH
50%
Bitcoin is the world’s oldest cryptocurrency. It was originally conceived in 2008 by Satoshi Nakamoto. A year later, Bitcoin was launched, and after 14 years, the cryptocurrency reached a market cap with a high-water mark of more than $1 trillion. At its most basic, Bitcoin is an online system of computers powered by blockchain technology that stores and processes financial data. All connected devices (called nodes) host a digital ledger with Bitcoin’s complete history of transactions.
Ethereum is the second-largest cryptocurrency by market cap, and goes hand in hand with Bitcoin when studying blockchain technology. Although complex, Ethereum can be summarized in only a few words: a smart contract ecosystem. Smart contracts are an emerging technology that enables users and developers alike to interact on a blockchain network in a decentralized manner without requiring trust. Having the ability to execute a transaction based on preimposed rules is what makes Ethereum so versatile and long-lasting.
The more total Ethereum (ETH) that is staked, the higher the system-wide ETH issuance rate. There is no current capped supply and the current mining reward per block is 2 ETH + priority fees contained within the block. ETH rewards are distributed on a sliding scale based on the total amount staked on the network. Per the ETH Foundation, if 30% of the network staked their ETH, that would result in approximately 3% annual inflation.
This Basket contains the two most recognized cryptocurrencies, Bitcoin and Ethereum.
This basket contains cryptocurrencies that have large market capitalization, a strong track record of adoption, and have an established history.