Revix CEO Sean Sanders on investing in crypto [promoted]

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In this promoted episode of the podcast, TechCentral speaks to Revix co-founder and CEO Sean Sanders about cryptocurrencies as an investment class.
Revix, which offers access to bitcoin and other crypto assets through crypto Bundles, is backed by JSE-listed investment holding company Sabvest.
In the podcast, Sanders - who has worked in finance and venture capital and who is an expert in exchange-traded funds - explains where Revix is positioned in the market and its various offerings.
Specifically, Revix has brought the methodology of diversified index funds into the crypto world. These funds have shown they can, on average, outperform actively managed funds, according to Sanders. He explains how Revix rebalances its crypto Bundles monthly to ensure investors get optimal exposure to the top 10 cryptocurrencies.
Sanders then talks about PAX Gold, an asset-backed digital token that provides direct ownership of physical gold held in London vaults, while also benefiting from the speed and mobility of a digital asset.
The discussion turns to nation states' money printing amid the Covid-19 pandemic and what that means for investors and where Sanders sees Revix going in the coming years.
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26 Jun 2020 English South Africa Technology · Business

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