Hey there biz,
I know you guys haven't had the best of luck with *ahem* crypto fund managers, so just treat me as a LARPer if you want. I trust the quality of my information will speak for itself after all.
For a bit of background, I am a 34 year old Boomer, and blockchain evangelist, and a diagnosed autist with a background working for a major wealth management firm in NYC as a stock and eventually commodities analyst.
I was an early buyer of the Ethereum ICO and eventually, I left my company in mid-late 2016 to start my own crypto fund for some private clients I'd met through work. At the present, I have grown it a respectable mid 9 figs AUM with a modest starting sum, although the details will not be disclosed for fear of doxing.
To date, I can proudly say few have as much knowledge of the scene as we do, and our portfolio included some of the best-performing picks since Ethereum's ICO. We also successfully hedged against the bear market with futures to largely preserve our portfolio's satoshi value.
I've been around here for a few years, and I'm closing shop at the office right now.
Jow Forums is where I started learning about crypto all those years ago, so I thought I'd give back a little.
Anyway, ask me anything about crypto.
P.S, because I expect these questions:
1) We are 50% BTC 20% Ethereum with a fraction of that 3x leveraged on BTC, and that number was as low as 20% BTC last year. Our biggest gainers were altcoins in ICO private placements and VeChain + Waltonchain.
2) Yes, Chainlink is a good project and no it isn't just a simple json parser, but it was far too risky for our portfolio until it fell to this recent low considering it is inherently all-or-nothing.
3) We have interns posting gathering due diligence in major telegram channels and research discords as well as paid groups.
4) We focus on fundamental analysis, exchange API scanners, and reading market manipulations for active trading.