Active, fundamental, and disciplined management

We support you with a human and rigorous approach in your digital asset investments, with a long-term vision. Given their high volatility and level of risk, we favor a calm, disciplined, and sustainable approach.

Our approach

  • 4 to 6 year horizon A complete cycle
  • Bitcoin cycles Market-tailored exhibition
  • Fundamental analysis Revenues, tokenomics, valuation
  • Risk management Reduced exposure in the excess phase
  • Monthly reallocations Progressive adjustments
  • Human management Decisions made by our managers
  • Stablecoins Defensive and flexible reserve
  • Volatility Accepted, measured, framed

Our strategy rests on two pillars

A rigorous approach, combining the reading of market cycles and in-depth analysis of selected assets, to build a dynamic and disciplined allocation.

Pillar 1 — Bitcoin Cycles

Gradually adapt the portfolio's exposure to the different phases of the market cycle.

  • On-chain data : analysis of network activity, flows, and investor behavior.

  • Market data : monitoring of liquidity, sentiment, and derivative markets.

  • Time analysis study of Bitcoin's historical cycles and their relationship with halvings.

  • Dynamic allocation : adjustment of the exposure between crypto-assets and stablecoins according to our reading of the cycle.

Pillar 2 — Fundamental Analysis & Tokenomics

Select crypto-assets capable of sustainably creating and capturing value.

  • Activity and adoption analysis of the protocol's usage, its growth, and its competitive positioning.

  • Revenue and valuation analysis of income, economic flows, and valuation, notably using DCF and comparables.

  • Tokenomics analysis of token issuance, burn, vesting, staking, and distribution.

  • Risks evaluation of governance, concentration, liquidity, and mechanisms likely to dilute token holders.

The composition of wallets

We build concentrated portfolios of around ten holdings, systematically incorporating a stablecoin allocation (USDC or EURC), the weighting of which evolves according to the phases of the market cycle.

The allocation consists mainly of:

  • Stablecoins (USDC or EURC) their weighting changes according to the different market phases.
  • Bitcoin it constitutes the main foundation of exposure to crypto-assets.
  • Mid caps mid-cap assets, ranked from top 2 to top 50.
  • Small caps smaller-cap assets, ranked from top 51 to top 200, to a lesser extent.
 

The allocation between stablecoins, Bitcoin, mid caps and small caps is adjusted according to the client risk profile — conservative, balanced or dynamic — and can evolve over time. Certain assets can thus be added or removed depending on their development.

For example, the stablecoins / Bitcoin / altcoins allocation can evolve as follows:

  • Defensive phase: 100 % / 0 % / 0 %
  • Balanced phase: 30 % / 45 % / 25 %
  • Exposed phase: 0 % / 50 % / 50 %

Outside of stablecoins, certain allocation limits are applied:

  • Bitcoin: minimum 30 % of the allocation.
  • Altcoins: maximum 70 % of the allocation.
  • An altcoin: maximum 35 % when determining the allocation.
 

We exclude in particular:

  • physical-backed tokens, such as tokenized gold or Real World Assets (RWA);
  • the anonymous tokens ;
  • algorithmic stablecoins ;
  • the meme coins , out of conviction; ;
  • the NFT.

Allocation examples

Stablecoins / Bitcoin / Altcoins

Defensive

100 / 0 / 0

Balanced

30 / 45 / 25

Exposed

0 / 50 / 50

Illustrations subject to change depending on the market and client profile.

Our process of selection

1

Filter
Top 200 + liquidity

2

Understand
Activity + income

3

Analyze
Tokenomics + dilution

4

Enhance
DCF + comparables

5

Allocate
Potential + risk + liquidity

How we Let's analyze each project

Our approach is based on a rigorous selection of projects with solid fundamentals, growing revenues, and sustainable competitive advantages.

Each project is subject to an in-depth analysis of its intrinsic value, using several valuation methods: DCF, comparable multiples, and the Gordon-Shapiro model.

We invest when the asset appears undervalued relative to its fundamentals and economic potential, with a long-term holding strategy.