At Cryptochain Capital we have developed a vetting formula we utilise when analysing potential cryptocurrency hedge funds to deploy capital to. Our formula is broken down into 3 key components being Performance, Investment Procedures, and Operational Procedures. We don’t necessary rate any component more than another, rather we are...
As the cryptocurrency market approaches its lowest point since October 2017, Cryptochain Capital sees this as a prime opportunity to double down on our capital already deployed across the market. Its our belief at Cryptochain Capital, that the crypto asset class is only in its infancy and the medium...
After a large appreciation in the cryptocurrency market during April, May resulted in the overall crypto market declining by 19%. Cryptochain Capital were able to manage a portio of this downside, achieving a return of -17% which is 2% better than Bitcoin. Note: – 17% is an unofficial return...
As per our latest results, Cryptochain Capital Australia’s first cryptocurrency hedge fund of funds achieved a 43% return during our first month of investments. The first 4 crypto hedge funds we gained exposure across were based around directional strategies in long based funds. These directional strategies include: Exclusive/Early Access...
Cryptochain Capital is happy to announce an April estimated return of around 46% gross before fees. These are unofficial returns as we are waiting for the audited returns from the various cryptocurrency hedge funds we deploy capital across. The cryptocurrency market had a sharp rebound during April, with the...
This month we saw the cryptocurrency asset class contract for a consecutive 3rd month with the market capitalisation reducing from $459 Billion to $269 Billion. Some notable events contributed to this dip which was largely fueled by Fear Uncertainty and Doubt (FUD) around the cryptocurrency landscape. The horde of...
April marks the first month in which Cryptochain Capital deployed its first capital across four high performing crypto hedge funds based out of the US. Given the negative returns experienced by funds during January, February and March 2018 most investors would consider it a crazy strategy deploying capital at...
After a minor dip in the crypto market during January we saw a continued contraction in the market as the market capitalisation dropped from all time highs in January of $830 billion down to a February 6th low of $279 billion. This represented a massive 66% drop in the...
