Investments

A brief summary of Gray Digital platform investments

Gray Digital is highly diversified into several distinct investment sectors. This diversification assures that the rewards platform has abundant opportunities to create profits for Participating Members. Diversity also allows the rewards platform to take advantage of ongoing market trends observed in particular finance sectors. Gray Digital positions are carefully observed and strategically allocated by the Gray Digital Team. Positions are actively monitored and rebalanced to address changing market conditions. Having multiple liquid positions in various markets also makes Gray Digital flexible and provides the ability to capitalize on rapidly evolving market trends in a given sector. These sectors include:

• Traditional Finance (TradFi) investments including leveraged calls/puts Traditional Finance refers to the conventional financial systems and institutions that have been in existence for decades. These include banks, insurance companies, stock markets, and other regulated financial entities.

• Decentralized Fiance (DeFi) investments including leveraged calls/puts Decentralized Finance (DeFi) is a financial paradigm that leverages distributed ledger technologies to offer services such as lending, trading, investing, or exchanging crypto assets without relying on a traditional centralized intermediary such as brokerages, exchanges, or banks.

• Derivatives Trading Derivative trading is when traders speculate on the future price action of an asset via the buying or selling of derivative contracts with the aim of achieving enhanced gains when compared with buying the underlying asset outright. Derivatives trading can apply to both TradFI and DeFi markets.

• Stable Coin Farming

  Stablecoin yield farming is the process of using stablecoins to earn interest on your cryptocurrency holdings through the process of lending, borrowing, or providing liquidity to a DeFi platform. Stablecoins are digital assets that are pegged to a fiat currency, such as the US dollar, and are used to provide stability in the cryptocurrency market.

• Credit and Debt Instruments

  Credit and Debt instruments include debentures, bonds, certificates, leases, mortgages, loans, promissory notes and bills of exchange. These allow market players to shift debt liability ownership from one entity to another. Credit and Debt instruments are assets that require a variable (Weekly/Monthly/Quarterly) fixed payment to the holder, typically with additional interest. Throughout the instrument's life, the lender (Gray Digital) receives a specific amount as a form of repayment including premium.

• Liquidity Pools

  Liquidity Pools are a collection of tokens or digital assets locked in a smart contract that provide essential liquidity to decentralized exchanges and other DeFi platforms. These pools allow users to buy and sell crypto without the need for centralized market makers. These pools typically provide participants with a reward for providing liquidity and supporting the decentralized network.

• Gray Trading Services

  Gray Trading Services provides various AI trading bots that use proprietary trading algorithms to generate revenue for Gray Digital holders by trading the USD token, earning approximately .3%* per day.

The image below is an example of asset allocation for Gray Digital

For an even more detailed breakdown of investment allocation specifically for the Gray Fund by investment sector, navigate to the Gray Fund Investment Allocation section:

pageGray Fund Investment Allocation

*NOTE: It should be noted that Gray Digital does not always participate in a subject market/investment at any given time. Each market/investment is mutually exclusive and participation varies based on a multitude of factors and market conditions.