Hedge funds with public ROI?

[gentlemand]

Okay, i hear you guys and a few things do seem too good to be true. But at the same time i found their site on Trustpilot, and as i am aware, trustpilot is a pretty legit company that constantly fights fake reviews.

https://www.trustpilot.com/review/templar.fund

They do only have 3 reviews, (as i said, i think they are relatively new), but they're all pretty good.

My biggest question is, couldn't it be that there are so many bad hedge funds out there, that no one really believes that there could actually be a legit one?

The oldest review there is 4 days old. In case you hadn't noticed that coincided with a huge rise. People will be happy at present. And everyone's happy until they're not.

There are hedge fund type things run by publicly identifiable big shots. Their track record has been just as bad or worse than if you'd done it yourself. And one of the main points of crypto is that you don't need someone else to screw up for you.

The only crypto investment product that makes vague sense is the Grayscale trust but only because of its tax advantages and they might well wipe out whatever you save in tax from fees and their premium as you're not actually buying Bitcoin itself.

No one has a clue what these markets are up to. Anyone who claims they know is lying. That's why I at least think it's a pointless area.

[eaLiTy]

I’ve heard about several good hedge funds in general, including Pantera Capital and Bit Spread, however recently came across Templar Fund and what I really liked was how they make all of their trading reports public even before registering, like you can see the ROI for every 10 days. Does anyone know any other hedge funds that do this? If so i’d love to explore them as well.

I am not aware of these hedge funds you have mentioned nor have i come across who could do that which which authentic in the crypto platform, i have dealt with fiat based in the past if you are not aware of the market, the risk involved in investing through the above mentioned companies are far greater as you never know when you are going to run away with the funds, nor you will end up in a profit, it is better to deal yourself unless you are dealing with millions of dollars, i would hire a financial advisor rather than trusting others.

[alyssa85]

I’ve heard about several good hedge funds in general, including Pantera Capital and Bit Spread, however recently came across Templar Fund and what I really liked was how they make all of their trading reports public even before registering, like you can see the ROI for every 10 days. Does anyone know any other hedge funds that do this? If so i’d love to explore them as well.

A number of hedge funds make their reports public, mainly because they want retail investors to follow their picks.

It's important to note that prior to publishing they have already purchased the shares they are recommending, the purpose of the disclosure is to persuade others to pile in and help make the picks profitable. In that sense they arn't much different from pump-n-dump schemes where those touting a pump have already bought cheap.