Assets in your name
Segregated, separately managed accounts. Titled to you and held by a third-party custodian. ACM is your investment adviser.
Family office digital assets can sit in segregated accounts titled to the family, advised by Abra Capital Management, or in self-custody the family controls with AbraFi, which is in development.
Governance and control first — growth without giving up either.
Segregated, separately managed accounts. Titled to you and held by a third-party custodian. ACM is your investment adviser.
Institutional key management with board-ready reporting and documentation.
Conservative custody first, with optional yield on dollars and Bitcoin.
Trade, earn and borrow across every entity — one point of contact.
Capital is entrusted to people, not to a platform. Abra's leadership and board bring together blockchain engineering, wealth management, compliance and quantitative strategy, with operators, investors and engineers who have been building in digital assets since before the category had a name.

A family office crypto allocation is a portfolio decision: does a small allocation to a distinct asset improve the whole portfolio, and at what cost in volatility, custody complexity and governance time?
Successor generations may already hold digital assets and expect the family's advisers to understand them, which often brings the question to the committee.
Governance is what separates an allocation from a position. A governed, sized and properly held allocation is a decision the committee can defend, whichever way prices move.

Name digital assets, including any family office bitcoin position, as a permitted asset class and set a target range and rebalancing bands before any capital moves.
Write down who can approve an allocation, a change to it and a transfer, so family office digital assets follow the same approvals as the rest of the portfolio.
Choose the custody standard and plan succession for the keys as well as the legal title, with documented recovery steps and named successors.

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