Singularity Fund — Performance Analysis — June-July-August 2017
Performance of the fund compared to benchmarks since inception
In the first performance analysis of the Singularity Fund, we saw that the fund was comfortably outperforming the 3 benchmarks we chose for our analysis.
We are now performing the same analysis on a three months period, from May 31st (inception of the fund) to August 31. The results are very positive:
Here are the benchmark we are using for this analysis:
- CRIX (CRyptocurrency IndeX): an index representing the crypto market as a whole . You can find more information on their website, or on the paper: “CRIX an Index for blockchain based currencies”
- BTC (Bitcoin): the reference of the market, representing almost half of the capitalisation of the whole crypto market.
- ETH (Ether): the second biggest valuation of the crypto-currency market.
On the chart above, all the assets (Singularity Fund, CRIX, BTC and ETH) are indexed in order to be able to compare their evolution (they all start at 100).
It means that if you invested $100 on May 31 in each one of the four assets, you would obtain 3 months later, on August 31:
- Singularity Fund: $338.82
- BTC (bitcoin): $215.24
- CRIX (index crypto market): $183.64
- ETH (ether): $166.86
Singularity Fund links
Website: http://singularityfund.io/
Blog: https://medium.com/singularity-fund
Telegram: https://t.me/SingularityFund
NAV (Net Asset Value): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1iHqMjI1UfbzYePLZARHCfWcKoXRpZgW938OIHmcG-Kg