Greetings from Tbilisi. We are already at the end of April, in Georgia it feels Summer has already started, with temperatures hovering well above +25 C. Besides growing crypoti hedge fund, last week we took a few trips outdoors for hiking. Amazing.
Last week our humble crypto hedge fund grew to $2,036.99 (+$19.08) from trading 1 DTE put options on BTC. The crypto market is in correction and already for several weeks in row heads South. Despite many optimistic forecasts around, we are more cautios. Hope for the best, but prepare for the worst.
We keep growing the Terramatris crypto hedge fund bit after bit by selling put options on Bitcoin. Additionally we sell covered calls on ETH and SOL
Join our journey and invest in TerraM tokens from Raydium or Jupiter to gain exposure on TerraMatris crypto hedge fund.
Every week we choose one, two or three crypto coins and invest all premium in it. In the last weeks, we have already invested in XLM, ETH, USDC, BTC, SOL and JUP.
On week 37, we are going to reinvest back in SOL and Token Fi - every time we are going to take options premiums this week (April 29 - May 5 ), we will re-invest the premium back in these coins for our long-term crypto portfolio.
Token Fi is new addition to our portfolio. TokenFi gives users all they need to create a token or tokenize Real World Assets (RWA) in a simple all-in-one platform without writing a line of code!
I'm more than sure, than in coming years RWA will continue to grow and who knows maybe our todays investment will explode?!
Our daily goal this week is to collect minimum $6 in premiums.
Join our journey and invest in TerraM tokens from Raydium or Jupiter to gain exposure on TerraMatris crypto hedge fund.
- Total supply: 10,000
- In circulation: 637 (6.37%)
- On Liquidity pool: 360 (3.6%)
- Price per token: $1.08
Not trading advice. Not soliciting for investment.
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