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The global crypto market is growing steadily despite recent bearish sentiments. More than 119 million people worldwide started owning cryptocurrencies in 2022, marking a 39% increase in total ownership. It reflects a growing demand for alternative means of payment and investment instruments.
More and more people now believe in the potential of futuristic asset classes like crypto. Especially as innovators come up with new utilities. But the road ahead is not all rosy. We need to overcome several challenges before crypto-based assets fully blossom.
One of the main problems is the lack of simple, user-friendly and stable instruments for beginners and professional investors. For example, index investing, despite its solid experience in traditional finance, is mostly inaccessible to the crypto community. This exposes investors to market-related risks, such as high volatility, reducing their diversification margin and generating sub-optimal returns.
IJO provides a solution to these problems with its advanced index-based investing service for crypto markets. In addition to making crypto investing safer and more accessible, the service helps improve financial planning for investors at all levels.
Why Crypto Needs Simpler Investment Instruments
Cryptocurrencies have seen a meteoric rise in popularity. It’s great from the perspective of how this asset class provides value across all sectors and market segments. From digital currencies to luxury items and real estate, we now have unforeseen revenue streams and transaction methods.
But the journey to effective use of crypto involves a steep learning curve. It’s quite different from legacy assets and traditional investments, although they do have some basic principles in common. This is why most crypto investors, with little to no experience, end up investing in unreliable, half-baked assets. Volatile markets burn them accordingly, often demotivating future efforts.
This can not go on. Stakeholders in the nascent crypto industry need to ensure long-term adoption. And to do that, we need to learn a few lessons from our traditional counterparts. Providing easier investments for retail users has been key to the success of traditional financial systems. Crypto needs to up its game in this regard.
Some cryptocurrency exchanges and platforms offer relevant services. But these are mostly hidden from users due to faulty positioning. I JO therefore launched its service for public use in May 2023, in response to this crisis. It offers the simplicity, stability, and ease of access that crypto investors need.
The J’JO service is for everyone, beginner or pro
Boosting financial inclusion has been one of the main goals of crypto since the very beginning. This was the most crucial aspect of Satoshi Nakamoto’s vision for Bitcoin. That’s why J’JO has developed a cryptocurrency index investing platform with an intuitive and hassle-free interface accessible to everyone.
The service is based on a robust index investing principle, i.e. CCi30. CS&P Chairman Carlo Sevoly and Temple University & Regis Professor Igor Riven developed this principle in 2017, which now forms the basis of J’JO’s flagship index, JJO35.
JJO35 is a combination of traditional wisdom and expertise with innovation, ensuring the best possible tracking of the crypto markets. It algorithmically invests in the top 35 cryptocurrencies by market capitalization, so investors can begin their journey in less than five minutes.
The service is available in 12 languages in 200 countries around the world. Investors can thus diversify their portfolios by investing securely in crypto from almost anywhere. They also benefit from several payment options, including Visa, Mastercard and local services.
Additionally, J’JO’s API-based architecture connects to all major exchanges, further enhancing its interoperability. These features provide investors with a transparent, user-friendly and ready-to-use index investing, financial planning and risk management service. Professional investors can also create custom indices using their favorite cryptocurrencies.
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Investors stay in control with J’JO
J’JO is a non-custodial platform where investors retain full control of their funds. They simply connect users’ exchange accounts to start investing in crypto indices, almost in real time and for free with deposits below $500.
The algorithm automatically analyzes and rebalances funds to minimize hassle for investors. It thus sells assets that come out of the Top 35 and quickly reinvests in new growth leaders. The funds never leave the user’s exchange account since the system works through APIs. However, professional investors can also use the custom rebalancing and asset tracking settings available on J’JO for even greater control.
That said, investors should realize that J’JO, like any other market-oriented service, cannot predict future results with 100% accuracy. It also does not “guarantee” profits, although historical data shows how JJO35 has grown 5.5x over the past three years, compared to Bitcoin’s 3x growth.
Investors should therefore use J’JO with reasonable expectations and a basic understanding of the risks and limitations of crypto investments in general. J’JO is not a tool for short-term speculation, but rather an instrument for growth and long-term financial planning.
With this in mind, J’JO users can take the guesswork out of their investment process to get the most out of cryptocurrencies. This sets the stage for the future, which ultimately leads to sustainable adoption of crypto assets and growth for investors.
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