For Long-Term Capital

How to choose a crypto asset manager for capital built for the long run.

When you choose a crypto asset manager for a multi-cycle horizon, look at custody, yield and lending: Abra offers client-titled accounts held at a third-party custodian, yield strategies advised by Abra Capital Management, and borrowing through the applicable third-party arrangement.

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Why Abra

Built for a multi-cycle horizon.

Preserve first; compound patiently.

Support for institutional custody models

Separately managed accounts titled to your institution, or self-custody from your own wallet with AbraFi.

Disciplined yield

Transparent strategies on dollars and Bitcoin — no black boxes.

Borrow, don’t sell

Access liquidity without exiting a long-term position.

Through every cycle

A partner that has operated since 2014, across bull and bear.

Our people

Decades of expertise behind every relationship.

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.

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For investment committees

Choosing a crypto asset manager: what investment committees ask.

Pension fund crypto and endowment digital assets decisions go through an investment committee, which reviews a digital asset manager the way it reviews any other.

Methodology transparency
Ask each crypto asset manager for documented rules: the investable universe, how weights are set, when rebalancing happens and which risk limits apply. Abra publishes its own methodology.
Abra's investment methodology
Custody and operations
Ask who holds the assets, in whose name, whether they are segregated, and who can instruct a transfer. A digital asset DDQ puts these questions in a standard format.
Reporting and benchmarks
Choose the benchmark before allocating, write it down, and ask for returns gross and net of fees with yield shown separately from price return.

Benchmarking

How allocators benchmark digital asset performance.

For institutional crypto adoption, the benchmark question comes early: benchmark selection for digital assets is less settled than for public equities or fixed income. Committees usually choose among a single-asset reference such as spot bitcoin, a market-cap-weighted digital asset index, or an absolute return hurdle set in the investment policy statement. The point is to choose before allocating and to write the choice down.

Abra's published methodology states benchmarks in advance for each mandate and shows returns gross and net of fees. Whichever crypto asset manager you consider, ask the same questions on methodology, custody and fees, then compare like with like.

Voices of Confidence

The Abra advantage for digital asset investors

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