This is a type of passive fund run by Moolah’s automated trading systems which invests in a basket of funds and crypto assets aiming at stable returns with the lowest possible volatility to offset either the realised or the estimated inflation rate. This Fund is an inflation hedging tool and is inspired by inflation-linked bond ETFs, which are very popular among investors seeking protection from steeply rising prices. The Fund does not target the largest possible returns on investments or the smallest possible volatility. Instead, it is designed to consistently produce returns large enough to offset the inflation rate. Differently from traditional inflation-linked ETFs, crypto-backed ones are not linked to the official interest rates being an interesting instrument during periods of monetary policy uncertainty.
This is a type of passive fund run by Moolah’s automated trading systems which aims to mirror the make-up and trajectory of a particular market. As the name suggests, it does not simply use a market-capitalisation approach when it comes to the investments it holds like traditional ETFs. This Fund is ideal for those who want to add a diversified exposure to crypto assets into their portfolio. Rather than investing in one or two only crypto, buying this Fund allows to invest in a number of different assets. The Fund invest in the assets with largest market capitalization but buys and sells them through a proprietary strategy leverage market anomalies in a bid to achieve market-beating returns.
These are pre-packaged investments that aim to return the initial investment at maturity plus an interest payment (coupon) linked to the performance of an underlying asset. They can be adapted to the needs of each investor, for example in terms of strategy, risk/return profile, duration or the amount to be invested. They enable investments in a wide range of underlying assets (yield, crypto, tokens,...) and offer various redemption possibilities. By design these products include a yield component and an underlying component. Eventually they can also include a Derivative component. The allocation of the investments among those components is chosen by the investor according to risk/return profile. The Yield component generates the interest to buy the Derivative component. The Underlying and the Derivative component are used to buy financial instruments which provide the performance element of the structured products. The performance component determines the final return of the product. For example, if the performance of the underlying component is positive the investor will receive more than the initial deposit.