Iconic Funds and Cryptology AG issue a research report on cryptocurrencies and the sharpe ratio of traditional investment models

The report conclusively shows that the addition of cryptocurrencies generally increased the Sharpe ratio of a given portfolio, considering that in all cases a continual increase in the Sharpe ratio was observed. In relative terms, the Sharpe ratio increased the most for all portfolios when moving from a 1% crypto allocation to a 3% crypto allocation. This evidences that a comparatively small holding of cryptocurrencies can significantly improve a portfolio’s performance.

The report is written by Robert Richter, a research fellow at Frankfurt School Blockchain Center. Research partners include Enigma Securities and BTC-Echo. The full report can be downloaded here

About Cryptology Asset Group:

Cryptology Asset Group (ISIN: MT0001770107; Ticker: CAP:GR) is a leading European investment
company for crypto assets and blockchain-related business models. Founded by Christian
Angermayer’s family office, Apeiron Investment Group, and cryptolegend Mike Novogratz, Cryptology is the largest publicly traded holding company for blockchain and crypto-based business models in Europe. Noteworthy portfolio companies include crypto-giant and EOSIO software publisher Block.one, leading HPC provider Northern Data, commission-free online neobroker nextmarkets, and crypto asset management group Iconic Holding.

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