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Intro – Regulated Crypto

The term Regulated Cryto describes the investments in digital assets through an onshore regulated investment fund. Digital assets are crypto currencies and crypto tokens. Onshore funds are investment vehicles, regulated by a respected authority in Europe such as BaFin. In a regulated fund such as an AIF (Alternative Investment Fund) all parties from the custodian of the assets to the asset manager require the respective license from the regulator.

Cryptocurrencies arose out of the need for an anonymous and decentralized form of payment to make digital transactions more secure. In 2009, Bitcoin, the first and most popular cryptocu rrency, was created. Since then, a number of other cryptocurrencies have been created, each offering different levels of security, privacy, and functionality. Crypto currencies for layer 1 projects refer to crypto currencies that exist on a distributed ledger, where all transactions are securely recorded in blocks that are tamper-proof and are part of the underlying blockchain infrastructure. Bitcoin and Ethereum are examples of crypto currencies for layer 1 projects that are used for storing value and as a digital payment system.

Crypto tokens for layer 2 and 3 projects refer to crypto tokens that are issued on a layer 1 blockchain platform and are used to facilitate transactions or store data. These tokens are minted on a layer 2 or layer 3 protocol or application and are used to incentivize network participants, pay fees, reward content creators, and provide access to services. Examples of crypto tokens for layer 2 and 3 projects are Uniswap, Maker, and Aave

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QI Investment is launching the German AIF (Spezialfonds) “QI Investment – Global Crypto Fund”, a fund regulated under §282 KAGB. The fund will be initiated by QI Investment and advised by QI Investment.

ISIN: DE000A3D3MS9 | WKN: A3D3MS

The fund will be fully invested in liquid crypto currencies and tokens. The digital assets are custodied by an BaFin-licensed custodian in Germany, using segregated accounts by law and most modern multi party computation (MPC) to secure the digital assets. QI uses fundamental and quantitative analysis to minimize risks inherent to digital assts. The signals include analysis of the underlying code, activity of developers, current sentiment about the assets in social media, total value locked in smart contracts and further crypto specific indicators.

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Please contact us for insights related to crypto data and insights. For access to signals and analysis used in the investment process such as insights into developer activity of specific coins and ecosystems for risk analysis feel free to reach out.

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Cryptocurrency data  are generally freely available and open for anyone to analyze. However, this raw data often require structuring to be analyzed. This is where resources like block explorers become invaluable. As a search engine for blockchain, block explorers provide structured insights into transactions, block sizes, and network activity. 

Frequently Ask Questions

Have any questions?
Answer: Cryptocurrency is an online digital currency or virtual currency that uses cryptography to secure and verify transactions which are recorded in a digital ledger.
Answer: Cryptocurrency works via a decentralized peer-to-peer network that enables transactions to take place between two parties without the need for a third-party intermediary such as a bank.

Answer: The main benefit of using cryptocurrency is the elimination of third-party intermediaries, which eliminates the need to pay costly transaction fees. Additionally, cryptocurrency transactions are generally irreversible, meaning that no chargebacks can be issued. Furthermore, cryptocurrency is fast and secure, giving users greater control over their funds.

Answer: It is unlikely that cryptocurrency will completely replace traditional fiat currency, as cryptocurrency is not widely accepted by merchants and most people are more comfortable using fiat currency. However, cryptocurrency is becoming increasingly popular and accepted by more people and businesses around the world, which could eventually lead to it replacing fiat currency.

Answer: There are various ways to buy and sell cryptocurrency. You can purchase coins directly from cryptocurrency exchanges or through peer-to-peer trading platforms. You can also use payment methods such as credit cards and PayPal to purchase cryptocurrency.

Answer: The legality of cryptocurrency varies from country to country. Generally, most countries have allowed cryptocurrency transactions and trading, while some have placed certain restrictions or prohibitions on them. It is important to check the legal status of cryptocurrency in your country before buying or selling any coins.
Answer: Yes, there are certain risks associated with cryptocurrency. These include unregulated exchanges, the possibility of hacks and cyber-attacks, the risk of fraud and scams, and volatile prices. It is important to understand and mitigate these risks before buying and trading cryptocurrencies.

Answer: Cryptocurrency is generally considered safe to use as long as you take the necessary steps to secure your wallet and keep your private keys safe. You should also take the necessary steps to ensure you aren’t exposed to fraud or scams.

Answer: A wallet is a software application where you can store, send and receive cryptocurrency. Wallets come in various forms including desktop, mobile, web and hardware.

Answer: When selecting a wallet, you should consider your operating system, the types of coins you want to store and the security features the wallet offers. Additionally, you should research the reputation of the wallet and understand its fees and other associated costs.

Frequently Ask Questions

Have any questions?
Answer: Cryptocurrency is an online digital currency or virtual currency that uses cryptography to secure and verify transactions which are recorded in a digital ledger.
Answer: Cryptocurrency works via a decentralized peer-to-peer network that enables transactions to take place between two parties without the need for a third-party intermediary such as a bank.

Answer: The main benefit of using cryptocurrency is the elimination of third-party intermediaries, which eliminates the need to pay costly transaction fees. Additionally, cryptocurrency transactions are generally irreversible, meaning that no chargebacks can be issued. Furthermore, cryptocurrency is fast and secure, giving users greater control over their funds.

Answer: It is unlikely that cryptocurrency will completely replace traditional fiat currency, as cryptocurrency is not widely accepted by merchants and most people are more comfortable using fiat currency. However, cryptocurrency is becoming increasingly popular and accepted by more people and businesses around the world, which could eventually lead to it replacing fiat currency.

Answer: There are various ways to buy and sell cryptocurrency. You can purchase coins directly from cryptocurrency exchanges or through peer-to-peer trading platforms. You can also use payment methods such as credit cards and PayPal to purchase cryptocurrency.

Answer: The legality of cryptocurrency varies from country to country. Generally, most countries have allowed cryptocurrency transactions and trading, while some have placed certain restrictions or prohibitions on them. It is important to check the legal status of cryptocurrency in your country before buying or selling any coins.
Answer: Yes, there are certain risks associated with cryptocurrency. These include unregulated exchanges, the possibility of hacks and cyber-attacks, the risk of fraud and scams, and volatile prices. It is important to understand and mitigate these risks before buying and trading cryptocurrencies.

Answer: Cryptocurrency is generally considered safe to use as long as you take the necessary steps to secure your wallet and keep your private keys safe. You should also take the necessary steps to ensure you aren’t exposed to fraud or scams.

Answer: A wallet is a software application where you can store, send and receive cryptocurrency. Wallets come in various forms including desktop, mobile, web and hardware.

Answer: When selecting a wallet, you should consider your operating system, the types of coins you want to store and the security features the wallet offers. Additionally, you should research the reputation of the wallet and understand its fees and other associated costs.

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    Crypto

    Intro - Regulated Crypto

    The term Regulated Cryto describes the investments in digital assets through an onshore regulated investment fund. Digital assets are crypto currencies and crypto tokens. Onshore funds are investment vehicles, regulated by a respected authority in Europe such as BaFin and other national authorities. In a regulated fund such as an AIF (Alternative Investment Fund) all parties from the custodian of the assets to the asset manager require the respective license from the regulator.

    Cryptocurrencies arose out of the need for an anonymous and decentralized form of payment to make digital transactions more secure. In 2009, Bitcoin, the first and most popular cryptocu rrency, was created. Since then, a number of other cryptocurrencies have been created, each offering different levels of security, privacy, and functionality.

    Crypto currencies for layer 1 projects refer to crypto currencies that exist on a distributed ledger, where all transactions are securely recorded in blocks that are tamper-proof and are part of the underlying blockchain infrastructure. Bitcoin and Ethereum are examples of crypto currencies for layer 1 projects that are used for storing value and as a digital payment system.

    Crypto tokens for layer 2 and 3 projects refer to crypto tokens that are issued on a layer 1 blockchain platform and are used to facilitate transactions or store data. These tokens are minted on a layer 2 or layer 3 protocol or application and are used to incentivize network participants, pay fees, reward content creators, and provide access to services. Examples of crypto tokens for layer 2 and 3 projects are Uniswap, Maker, and Aave
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    Product - QI Investment Global Crypto Fund

    QI Investment is launching the German AIF (Spezialfonds) “QI Investment – Global Crypto Fund”, a fund regulated under §282 KAGB. The fund will be initiated by QI Investment and advised by QI Investment.

    ISIN:  DE000A3D3MS9 | WKN:  A3D3MS

     

    The fund will be fully invested in liquid crypto currencies and tokens. The digital assets are custodied by an BaFin-licensed custodian in Germany, using segregated accounts by law and most modern multi party computation (MPC) to secure the digital assets. QI uses fundamental and quantitative analysis to minimize risks inherent to digital assts. The signals include analysis of the underlying code, activity of developers, current sentiment about the assets in social media, total value locked in smart contracts and further crypto specific indicators.

    As a professional investor please reach out for more information.

    I'm a professional investor from Germany

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    This information is only available for professional investors from Germany

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    Please contact us for insights related to crypto data and insights. For access to signals and analysis used in the investment process such as insights into developer activity of specific coins and ecosystems for risk analysis feel free to reach out.

    E: enquiry@qi-investment.com

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    Resources

    Cryptocurrency data  are generally freely available and open for anyone to analyze. However, this raw data often require structuring to be analyzed. This is where resources like block explorers become invaluable. As a search engine for blockchain, block explorers provide structured insights into transactions, block sizes, and network activity. 

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Have any questions?

    Cryptocurrency is an online digital currency or virtual currency that uses cryptography to secure and verify transactions which are recorded in a digital ledger.

    Cryptocurrency works via a decentralized peer-to-peer network that enables transactions to take place between two parties without the need for a third-party intermediary such as a bank.

    The main benefit of using cryptocurrency is the elimination of third-party intermediaries, which eliminates the need to pay costly transaction fees. Additionally, cryptocurrency transactions are generally irreversible, meaning that no chargebacks can be issued. Furthermore, cryptocurrency is fast and secure, giving users greater control over their funds.

    It is unlikely that cryptocurrency will completely replace traditional fiat currency, as cryptocurrency is not widely accepted by merchants and most people are more comfortable using fiat currency. However, cryptocurrency is becoming increasingly popular and accepted by more people and businesses around the world, which could eventually lead to it replacing fiat currency.

    There are various ways to buy and sell cryptocurrency. You can purchase coins directly from cryptocurrency exchanges or through peer-to-peer trading platforms. You can also use payment methods such as credit cards and PayPal to purchase cryptocurrency.

    The legality of cryptocurrency varies from country to country. Generally, most countries have allowed cryptocurrency transactions and trading, while some have placed certain restrictions or prohibitions on them. It is important to check the legal status of cryptocurrency in your country before buying or selling any coins.

    Yes, there are certain risks associated with cryptocurrency. These include unregulated exchanges, the possibility of hacks and cyber-attacks, the risk of fraud and scams, and volatile prices. It is important to understand and mitigate these risks before buying and trading cryptocurrencies.

    Cryptocurrency is generally considered safe to use as long as you take the necessary steps to secure your wallet and keep your private keys safe. You should also take the necessary steps to ensure you aren’t exposed to fraud or scams.

    A wallet is a software application where you can store, send and receive cryptocurrency. Wallets come in various forms including desktop, mobile, web and hardware.

    When selecting a wallet, you should consider your operating system, the types of coins you want to store and the security features the wallet offers. Additionally, you should research the reputation of the wallet and understand its fees and other associated costs.

    Myth Debunked

    Have any doubts?
    Fact: While governments around the world have not established a specific regulatory framework for digital currencies and blockchain technology, many have started taking steps to monitor activities in the space. For example, in the United States, the Internal Revenue Service has issued guidelines for taxing and reporting on profits generated from cryptocurrencies.
    Fact: Criminals do use cryptocurrencies as a means of payment for certain illicit activities, but these transactions represent a tiny fraction of overall cryptocurrency transactions. In fact, many of the larger blockchain networks, such as Bitcoin and Ethereum, are actively striving to improve customer privacy and security—making them far less attractive to criminals than other payment methods.
    Fact: While the prices of crypto-currencies can be volatile as with any emerging asset class, crypto-currencies remain a reliable form of payment and store of value due to their decentralized nature. This decentralized nature makes crypto-currencies resistant to government or central bank manipulation or control.
    Fact: While it is true that certain cryptos like Bitcoin can potentially be used to facilitate the funding of terrorist activity, this is not the case with all crypto-currencies. To combat illicit activities, many mainstream crypto-currencies employ extensive AML/KYC procedures that screen out any potential illicit transactions.
    Fact: Mining for cryptocurrencies requires a certain amount of energy to process transactions and secure the network. However, the energy requirements of crypto-currency mining have been greatly exaggerated and many crypto-currencies are specifically designed to minimize energy consumption.

    Fact: Cryptocurrency transactions can be traced very precisely, since the details of any transaction is publicly accessible on its associated blockchain. Also, depending on the specific jurisdiction, taxation of cryptocurrencies can vary a lot and sometimes be tax-free after a holding period.

    Fact:Crypto-currencies are not a Ponzi scheme, as their value is determined in the open market rather than being artificially inflate by any person or entity. Furthermore, many mainstream crypto-currencies are actively traded across multiple exchanges and have a wide range of applications from payments to smart contracts.
    Fact: Each crypto-currency is unique in its purpose and design. For example, Bitcoin is the world’s first decentralized digital currency while Ethereum is a blockchain platform for creating and managing smart contracts. As such, investors should research the different crypto-currencies to determine how they might fit into their portfolio.

    Fact: While it is true that cryptocurrency market has already experienced phases of strong growth and substantial decline, it does not suggest that there’s no more potential for this asset class. In fact, comparisons to other break-through technologies like the Internet, indicate that blockchain technology is still in an early development period.

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