HEDGE FUNDS
For institutional investors, high-risk investors, high net worth individuals and other top-level investors who are regarded as highly liquid, hedge funding is a default go-to business venture.
A hedge fund is an investment fund, which may be regarded as an alternative investment, that trades in more liquid assets leveraging on complex trading, technologies like Artificial Intelligence, portfolio-construction and risk management techniques to improve output, such as short selling, leverage and derivatives.
History
While writing an article for Fortune, A.W. Jones, a former writer and sociologist in the Alfred Winslow Jones’s company, & Co. launched the first hedge fund in 1949. He raised $100,000 (including $40,000 out of his own pocket) and set forth to try to minimize the risk in holding long-term stock positions by short selling other stocks. In 3 years time, he changed the structure of his investment vehicle, converting it from a general partnership to a limited partnership and adding a 20% incentive fee as compensation for the managing partner. Thus as the premier money manager to leverage short selling, the use of leverage shared risk through a partnership with other investors and a compensation system based on investment performance, the quiet Australian, Jones earned his place in investing history as the father of the hedge fund.
CRYPTOCURRENCY-BACKED HEDGE FUNDS
"We estimate that the total AUM of crypto hedge funds globally increased in 2019 to over US$2 billion from US$1 billion the previous year … The average AUM increased from US$21.9 million to US$44 million."
The above statement was from a new survey titled 2020 Crypto Hedge Fund Report by PWC and Elwood Asset Management Services Ltd, published on May 11,2020, which incidentally was the day of the third Bitcoin halving. The data comes from “the largest global crypto hedge funds by Assets Under Management (AUM),” the report details, adding that it includes crypto index funds and crypto venture capital funds. This suggests the rise of cryptocurrencies as a 'hedgeable' asset with a burgeoning liquidity, thus signifying mainstream adoption, with bitcoin, being the most traded, naturally. Ethereum, Ripple and Litecoin followed in that order.
Many crypto projects have tested the water of Hedge funding with variable results, which is expected. In here, steps Qubit Tech.
Domiciled in Tallinn, the Estonian capital, Qubit Tech is a project geared towards providing investors(both retail and corporate) with an efficient way to invest cryptocurrency assets in order to generate a stable income.
The startup was established by a group of experts in algorithmic and manual methods of asset management, together with seasoned specialists in development and administration in the finance sphere.
Qubit Tech Core Competence
Security
With the cryptocurrency world mired in security breaches, providing a top tier of security of the clients' assets is one of the top priorities, by achieve that, by utilizing an electronic security system, insurance smart contract, and access restriction to the fund's data by its personnel through multilevel access protocols.
Legality
Qubit Tech closely monitors important announcements and changes implemented by the global financial regulators like SEC(Securities and Exchange Commission) and is always open to completing to rules.
Capability
Algorithmic and manual trading methods coupled with the Fund's highly experienced and knowledgeable professionals and good risk management policy allow to achieve high efficiency from short-term operations.
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About the Author
Joseph Johns is a successful Emergency Medicine Physician and an ardent cryptocurrency and Blockchain connoisseur
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