PANews reported on November 15 that according to PR Newswire, Unitronix Corp. (OTC: UTRX), a U.S. listed company, recently released a cryptocurrency portfolio strategy, which aims to combine basic crypto assets such as Bitcoin with dynamically selected high-growth assets (including DeFi tokens and stablecoins), mainly including: 1. Strategic investment in Bitcoin: most of the funds are planned to be allocated to Bitcoin; 2. Diversified cryptocurrency assets: holdings include ETH, Solana, as well as DeFi tokens and Meme coins; 3. Dynamic leverage management: under favorable market conditions, the portfolio's leverage ratio can be up to 10 times, which can adapt to changing market dynamics and achieve growth while controlling risks; 4. AI-driven management and rebalancing: using artificial intelligence algorithms to actively manage the portfolio.
Unitronix, a US-listed company, releases its cryptocurrency portfolio strategy
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