May 14, 2020 There is much to write about today. My models reveal some interesting results after my review early this morning. I look forward to writing more, but not until I take a break for some more coffee, a read of the newspapers, and a bit of my darling daughter’s homemade granola. See you later.

I am back. Most discussions from an investment perspective in Crypto focus on Bitcoin. It is afterall the largest cryptocurrency in the world. The interesting thing is that while it is the largest and garners the most discussion it has not kept up with Ethereum from a Y-T-D return perspective. As I write this, and using the pricing data as of 9:15 AM EST on May 14, 2020, the return from BTC is 34.25% while the return from ETH is 57.15%.

The Radar Fund Y-T-D return is 42.43%, better than BTC but behind ETH. The blend of the Cryptocurrencies and the 93 Company/Platform tokens provide a diversified risk asset in the form of shares in the Radar Fund, and as such, strives to achieve above market yields while limiting risk that is contained within a single asset. This goal drives the asset selection approach for the Fund, but as we can see, may at times underperform a single exceptional asset, in this case ETH, while still beating the overall market. This actually makes it more fun for an investor like me, as I strive to realize the highest returns possible.

May 14, 2020 Radar Fund Share Price since inception

The market data for BTC and ETH continue to demonstrate expansion and growth.

They have performed better than most assets in 2020, and are providing additional signs of greater ownership and penetration into existing asset portfolios. From a trading perspective, volume is higher both on the Spot market and the futures market.