Pratik Kala from DigitalX - Investor Webinar September 2024

About this presentation

In this video, Pratik Kala from DigitalX talks about the history of fiat currencies, Bitcoin, its role in a traditional 60/40 portfolio and how it can offer superior returns with lower volatility. He also argues why getting off a zero allocation is prudent for money managers in the polarised world we live in today.

Disclaimer

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STATUTORY STATEMENT

The issuer of Digital X Bitcoin ETF (Fund) is K2 Asset Management Ltd, ABN 95 085 445 094, AFSL 244393. The Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and Target Market Determination (TMD) for this product(s) are available at https://www.digitalx.com/funds/bitcoin-etf/. Prospective investors should consider the PDS before deciding to acquire the product.

Disclaimer

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  • These presentations were made as at 24-26 September, 2024 and therefore relevant facts, the economic environment , governing documentation and the law upon which they were based may change after that date such that the accuracy and reliability of their content may be affected.

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