Crypto Assets

Co-investment in crypto asset projects is a common and growing use case within the blockchain ecosystem. This approach involves multiple individuals or entities pooling their resources to invest collectively in a project, thereby sharing both risks and potential returns. It allows broader access to investment opportunities that might be inaccessible to a single investor due to high entry costs or project requirements.

🔁 Decentralized Co-Investment via Smart Contracts

Smart contracts facilitate secure, automated, and transparent co-investment processes. These blockchain-based agreements can manage token distribution, investment conditions, and investor rights without the need for traditional intermediaries—reducing operational overhead and increasing efficiency.

🧩 Benefits and Risks

The co-investment model offers several advantages:

• Access to high-potential early-stage projects

• Portfolio diversification

• Lower entry barriers for individual investors

However, it's crucial to note the associated risks, particularly the volatility of fungible tokens often used in these projects. The emerging nature of the crypto market also introduces uncertainty due to limited regulatory oversight and speculative behavior.

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🎮 Case Study: Axie Infinity (AXS)

A prime example of crypto asset co-investment is Axie Infinity, a blockchain-based game that launched its AXS token as part of its funding and community growth strategy:

• July 29, 2020: Initial distribution of free AXS tokens to early users.

• August 4, 2020: Public sale of AXS launched on Binance at $0.10 USD per token.

• February 10, 2021: AXS reached an all-time high of $8.32 USD, marking a return of over 8,000%.

• July 20, 2021: The token’s price dropped to approximately $15 USD, representing a decline of 82% from its peak.

Despite high volatility, Axie Infinity retained an active user base and continued to expand its ecosystem. This reflects the dynamics of early-stage crypto projects—rapid value appreciation followed by corrections, with long-term success tied to user engagement and project innovation.

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At Jolders, co-investment in crypto asset ventures is part of a broader portfolio of opportunities. While the platform facilitates access and infrastructure, it does not act as a financial advisor. All investment decisions are the responsibility of users, who are encouraged to conduct thorough due diligence before committing capital.