Anonymous

23 Aug 2019

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Cryptocurreny robo-advisors?

Hi there, are there any robo-advisors focused on cryptocurrencies for SG users? Been using Stashaway and would like a robo-advisor for crypto as well! Preferably has an IOS app as well :)

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Kenneth Lou

23 Aug 2019

Co-founder at Seedly

There are also Copy traders like eToro and Copyop

Would you consider them robo advisors who trade crypto? Simply you follow other people’s portfolio of Crypto and get into the market along with them...

personally i would stick to the traditional robo advisors (which mainly do market index ETFs) which are diversified globally.

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Mike Ferrer

20 Aug 2019

Head of Community, Southeast Asia at Chainlink Labs

The closest thing I found is Iconomi.
https://www.iconomi.com/
Not exactly Robo but these are crypto funds that are managed and picked by experienced investors. You can pick which strategy you like. It's basically an index of different cryptos.

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