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    Revix launches Top 20 Bundle: maximise your crypto diversification

    Promoted | The Revix Top 20 Bundle allows you to gain equally weighted exposure to the top 20 cryptocurrencies by market capitalisation through a single investment.
    By Altify2 June 2023
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    We all know that investing can be intimidating at the best of times. With multiple asset classes and millions of stocks, bonds and commodities within them, itโ€™s the reason that most people choose to invest in index products like the JSE Top40 or S&P 500 to navigate this complex landscape.

    Index investing allows individuals to eliminate the stresses that come with hours of research to identify top-performing assets and reduces the need constantly to stay updated with the ever-evolving investment landscape.

    But how can you apply this time-tested and successful investment strategy to the realm of cryptocurrencies?

    Revix, a South African-based investment platform renowned for providing its users with crypto index products, which it calls Bundles, has recently added to its already impressive list of Bundles by launching its new Top 20 Bundle offering.

    What is the Revix Top 20 Bundle?

    First and foremost, Revix Bundles offer the crypto equivalent to traditional ETFs, such as the renowned S&P 500 or JSE Top40 index.

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    Why invest in a broader crypto market index?

    At a glance, the crypto market can be overwhelming, especially for those not well-versed in it.

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    1. High return potential: Investing in the Top 20 Bundle allows you to gain exposure to smaller emerging cryptocurrencies that may offer a more significant price growth potential than larger, more established ones.
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    5. Low cost: Lower fees when compared to actively managed funds, meaning more of your investment is working for you.

    Which cryptocurrencies does the Top 20 Bundle hold?

    The Revix Top 20 Bundle comprises the 20 largest cryptocurrencies by market capitalisation, allowing for broad crypto market exposure.

    ย How has the Top 20 Bundle performed?

    With a remarkable 10ย 441% return since the start of 2016, Revix’s Top 20 Bundle has displayed an impressive performance, surpassing prominent cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin (6ย 214%) and major traditional indexes like the S&P 500 (104%) and the JSE Top 40 (19.9%) over the same time period in US dollars.

    Where can I access the Top 20 Bundle?

    Investing in the Revix Top 20 Bundle is a seamless process facilitated by Revix, a leading Cape Town-based investment platform established in 2018 and supported by JSE-listed Sabvest.

    Revix has garnered a reputation for providing its users with innovative and user-friendly crypto index products, which it calls Bundles. Embracing state-of-the-art security measures, Revix prioritises user protection and ensures peace of mind in the dynamic and exhilarating realm of cryptocurrencies.

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    You can download their mobile app from the iOS App or Play Store today.

    Disclaimer
    This article is intended for informational purposes only. The views expressed are not and should not be construed as investment advice or recommendations. This article is not an offer, nor the solicitation of an offer, to buy or sell any of the assets or securities mentioned herein. You should not invest more than you can afford to lose, and before investing, please take into consideration your level of experience, investment objectives and seek independent financial advice if necessary. Remember, investing in cryptocurrencies is considered a high-risk investment, meaning you can lose money when investing. For more information, please visit www.revix.com.

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