Three cryptocurrency funds for the adventurous investor

The crypto sector is extremely risky, but these three cryptocurrency funds may appeal to adventurous investors who anticipate a rebound, says David Stevenson.

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I’ve tended to avoid making too many comments on the issue of cryptocurrencies, because frankly I don’t know enough about them. However, I’m not a disbeliever and accept that cryptocurrencies have multiple uses and, despite my reservations, it’s clear that they aren't going away.

We are currently in a crypto winter, but prices haven’t gone to zero – it’s just felt like an especially savage tech sell off. When tech enthusiasm roars back, cryptocurrencies will be back in business.

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David C. Stevenson
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David Stevenson has been writing the Financial Times Adventurous Investor column for nearly 15 years and is also a regular columnist for Citywire. He writes his own widely read Adventurous Investor SubStack newsletter at davidstevenson.substack.com

David has also had a successful career as a media entrepreneur setting up the big European fintech news and event outfit www.altfi.com as well as www.etfstream.com in the asset management space. 

Before that, he was a founding partner in the Rocket Science Group, a successful corporate comms business. 

David has also written a number of books on investing, funds, ETFs, and stock picking and is currently a non-executive director on a number of stockmarket-listed funds including Gresham House Energy Storage and the Aurora Investment Trust. 

In what remains of his spare time he is a presiding justice on the Southampton magistrates bench.