If you are an equity investor, you know that after large runs in MegaCap Stocks like Apple, Nvidia, Facebook, and Amazon you have a rotation out of these stocks where investors roll some of the gains into small-cap stocks. The same thing happens in the Crytpocurrency world where investors sell Bitcoin after a substantial run (like the recent rally from $4000) and rotate into Alt-Coins.
Each time the investor makes an investment in an Altcoin, it is always paid for with BTC, ETH or USDT, and normally these are the 3 trading pairs that allow you to enter and exit with the asset of your choice. They are all set up this way, and managers are more inclined to take a risk and sell Bitcoin at $9500 than they were at $6000. This often drives Alt-Coin investing.
Remember every time you invest in an Alt-Coin like DigitalBits (XDB) and commit your capital, you are selling a larger (liquid) token like ETH. When you buy a token in the XDB/ETH Pair, you invest by buying the XDB token, and you are selling a core asset in Etherium (ETH). Investors are more likely to sell these core pairs after price appreciation.
All information below taken from company press release
Alpha Sigma Capital (ASC), a digital assets fund focused on delivering growth capital to blockchain and tokenized projects announced today it is supporting the DigitalBits blockchain.
Considered the second generation of stablecoins, a Branded Stablecoin enhances the relationship that exists between the brand and consumer – heightening market intelligence, generating more effective insight into consumer needs, and allowing brands to adapt to increasingly competitive marketing schemes.
“The team and ecosystem supporting DigitalBits have the experience and expertise to help global brands migrate into this new era of tokenized digital assets that can be leveraged across multiple platforms while acting as an incentive and loyalty driver,” said Enzo Villani, CEO of Alpha Sigma Capital.
Large brands continue to face competition from direct-to-consumer competitors, and branded currencies provide a new way to connect with consumers while increasing loyalty and engagement.
KPMG released a survey report in 2019 discussing how blockchain-enabled digital tokenization is poised to transform commerce. The survey highlights how more and more people are opening up to the idea of how blockchain technology can transform loyalty programs with 55% of respondents saying that tokens will enable them to make better use of loyalty reward points.
Blockchains such as DigitalBits will make it easier for consumers to utilize loyalty rewards including the $16 billion in points value which is unredeemed annually. Starbucks demonstrates a lucrative reward program although not blockchain, its loyalty rewards program accounts for approximately 40% of all US sales.
DigitalBits is a protocol layer blockchain focused on supporting consumer digital assets, specifically branded currencies. This is inclusive of assets such as loyalty and rewards points, gift cards, and notably, the growing asset category of branded stablecoins.
About Alpha Sigma Capital Fund
Active Investing in the Blockchain Economy.(TM)
Alpha Sigma Capital (ASC) was formed in early 2020 as an investment fund focused on blockchain companies that have successfully built a user base, demonstrating real-world uses for their decentralized ecosystems. ASC is focused on technology companies that are leveraging blockchain technology to provide value-add in areas such as fintech, AI, supply chain, and healthcare. You can find more information at www.alphasigma.fund.
About DigitalBits
DigitalBits is a blockchain protocol and network layer designed for consumer digital assets, specifically branded currencies. DigitalBits is focused on supporting innovators with driving enterprise adoption of cryptocurrency and its use in enhancing the consumer experience and corporate social responsibility initiatives. For more information, please visit www.digitalbits.io.
Disclaimer: This press release is for informational purposes only. The information does not constitute investment advice or an offer to invest. DigitalBits’ XDB tokens and virtual currencies, in general, are not legal tender, in any country, and are not backed by any government as legal tender, nor should they be treated as such.
For Information about Alpha Sigma
Contact:
Enzo Villani
Founder & CEO
Alpha Sigma Capital
evillani@alphasigma.fund
We were not paid to write this article. This is not investment advice. All information is the opinion of the writer.
