BTC Core
Built around a single dominant bitcoin position, with a stablecoin reserve held for rebalancing.
- BTC80%
- USDC20%
Professional digital-asset strategies built around your objectives, risk profile and horizon. Your account is measured in the assets you hold, not in dollars.
Choose an asset, set the amount you would allocate, and move the performance assumption. Growth is modelled in units of the asset itself.
Illustrative example only. Crypto-asset returns are volatile and are not guaranteed. The performance figure is one you have chosen, not a rate Cointech offers. Fiat amounts are indicative valuations at today's reference price and will change as the market moves.
Add regular contributions in the same asset and see how the balance builds over time.
Contributions are applied at the end of each month and the annual rate is applied monthly. This is a mathematical projection, not a forecast. Actual performance may be negative.
One bitcoin, held at an illustrative 10% annual performance, with no further contributions.
| Horizon | Balance | Growth |
|---|---|---|
| 1 year | 1.100 BTC | +0.100 |
| 3 years | 1.331 BTC | +0.331 |
| 5 years | 1.611 BTC | +0.611 |
| 10 years | 2.594 BTC | +1.594 |
Illustrative mathematical example — not a forecast and not a guaranteed return. Actual performance may be negative, and you may lose some or all of your assets.
Three mandates, each with a defined allocation band. Target weights are reviewed by the investment committee and are configurable by administrators.
Built around a single dominant bitcoin position, with a stablecoin reserve held for rebalancing.
Diversified across the majors, weighted toward bitcoin and ether.
Higher weighting to ether and solana for clients with a long horizon and high tolerance for drawdown.
Target allocations may drift with market movement before rebalancing. No strategy carries a guaranteed return.
Your account records quantities of crypto, not dollars. Fiat appears only where it helps you read the position — never as a balance you can deposit or withdraw.
Deposits and withdrawals are made on-chain in the asset and network you select. Every movement carries a transaction hash you can verify on a public block explorer.
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Identity checks are completed before any account is funded, and the source of your assets is declared and reviewed.
Every figure on this site is a model using a rate you choose. We do not publish expected returns, because we cannot know them.
No. Cointech is crypto-only. Deposits and withdrawals happen on-chain in BTC, ETH, SOL, USDT or USDC. Fiat amounts shown on the site are indicative valuations, not balances you can fund or withdraw.
No. Every figure in the calculators uses a performance assumption you set yourself. Digital assets are volatile and you may lose some or all of your assets.
Your account records quantities of assets rather than a dollar balance. If you allocate one bitcoin, your statement shows a bitcoin balance, and performance is measured as the change in that quantity.
Withdrawals require two-factor authentication, email confirmation and address verification. Once broadcast, the transaction hash is shown so you can verify it on a public block explorer.
A short application covers your holdings, the amount you would allocate, the source of your assets, your experience and your risk profile.
Cryptocurrency investments involve substantial risk. Digital assets can experience significant price volatility, and investors may lose some or all of their assets. Past performance does not indicate future results. Figures shown on this page are illustrative models, not forecasts or offers. Nothing here is investment advice.