The Templar Fund has revealed its latest quarterly figures for 2020 after a record-breaking year for Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies as a whole.
Announcing its latest figures, Templar Fund investors received a 30.124% return and non-compounded annual earnings of over 74%.
With the strength of digital currencies in 2020, trading platforms have seen interest from big investors as well as the general public, exploring Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as an alternative investment option.
Templar Fund, among the leading trading platforms, announced that the final quarter of 2020 was its best on record, having anticipated asset appreciation in the later half of the year.
In its annual statement, the company said that, “We expect a lower amount of annualized volatility in the ETH market” when looking ahead for 2021.
Trading assets such as ETH, DAI (ERC20) and Bitcoin among others, the Templar Fund acts as a high volume market maker for the DAI-USDC stablecoin swap, the BTC-USD perpetual swap, and in the ETH-USD spot market.
The huge rally in digital currencies was called ‘underrated’ by Ethereum Cofounder Vitalik Buterin, while other market analysts say there’s further room to go, however prices could fluctuate in the early part of the year as economies react to new digital dynamics and trading environments along with the incoming Biden Administration later this month.
For full earnings results visit the Templar Fund’s 2020 Q4 earnings report.
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