Today, all bit­co­in miners con­su­me about as much elec­tri­ci­ty as is gene­ra­ted by the lar­gest hydro dam in the United States, appro­xi­m­ate­ly 6 GW. Also often miss­ing in this rela­ti­on are relia­ble esti­ma­tes of the signi­fi­cant envi­ron­men­tal impact and car­bon foot­print of the tra­di­tio­nal finan­cial sys­tem, e.g. phy­si­cal metals extra­c­tion. The still exis­ting lack of

There are com­pel­ling reasons for using cryp­to as an asset (class) alre­a­dy exist today. Bitcoin offers num­e­rous advan­ta­ges over gold in terms of ease of use, sto­rage, trans­fera­bi­li­ty, veri­fia­bi­li­ty, divi­si­bi­li­ty, pro­gramma­bi­li­ty and cap­ped supply.

”Even though right now most of us feel like we do not ful­ly under­stand Bitcoin, but over time we will all under­stand it as well and as intui­tively as we under­stand the inter­net today.” Quotes: Wences Casares, CEO of Xapo, 2019

The block­chain Fund is desi­gned to give inves­tors easy access to com­pa­nies with uni­que block­chain sourcing. UCITS-enabled cryp­to­cur­ren­cy assets and non-physical pre­cious metals are inten­ded to round off the fund as inte­res­t­ing alter­na­ti­ve invest­ments. An awful lot has hap­pen­ed in the block­chain uni­ver­se sin­ce the fund launch. Nevertheless, the basic tech­no­lo­gy is still at the

Blockchain is not just the basis of the cryp­to­cur­ren­cy Bitcoin. Blockchain is much more: With this com­bi­na­ti­on of pro­cess and tech­no­lo­gy, things of any kind can be traded quick­ly and low-risk. A block­chain is a kind of digi­tal data­ba­se for tran­sac­tions bet­ween mul­ti­ple devices that accu­ra­te­ly cap­tu­re each chan­ge and stores it trans­par­ent­ly and decentralized