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Investment plans

Choose a term and an amount

Four plans, from a 30-day entry point to a 12-month concentrated crypto position. Every return shown models how the plan behaves, and is not a promise of what you would earn.

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The plans compared

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Investment plans compared by term, minimum, maximum, modelled return and payout
Plan Term Minimum Maximum Modelled return Payout Action
Terms

What the terms actually mean

A longer term is a longer commitment, not a better plan. The modelled return rises with the term because the exposure behind it is held for longer and is more concentrated, which cuts both ways.

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30 days

Short term, broad exposure

A 30-day term with the narrowest modelled range. Suits a first investment or cash you may want back soon.

90 days

Diversified across two markets

A 90-day term spread over blue-chip equities and major crypto, rebalanced through the term.

180 days

Momentum, with sector rotation

A 180-day term that follows the strongest performers, so it moves more sharply in both directions.

12 months

Concentrated crypto, full year

A 12-month term with the widest range of outcomes. Intended only for money you can afford to lose.

Before you start

Questions about plans

The rules that apply to every plan on this page. The full set is on the FAQ.

Can I take my money out before the term ends?

It depends on the plan. Starter Yield allows withdrawal from day seven; the longer plans are designed to run to maturity. The plan detail page shows the rule for the plan you are in.

Is the modelled return guaranteed?

No. The figure describes how the plan is modelled over its term. It is not a forecast, not advice, and not a promise. Any investment can lose value.

How does auto-reinvest work?

When it is on, the original amount starts a fresh term on the same plan the day the previous one matures, and the accrued return is credited to your available balance. You can switch it off at any point before maturity.

Can I hold more than one plan at a time?

Yes. Plans are independent positions, so you can run several at once across different terms and bands, and see them together in your portfolio.

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