Key Takeaways
- • NXS Crypto Fund, a Fort Lauderdale-based digital asset manager led by founder and managing director Brent Campbell, manages a $25 million fund offering U.S. accredited investors access to diversified crypto investment products.
- • The fund launched in partnership with Moss Family Office Worldwide (MFO) in November 2021, according to the profile.
- • The strategy is an actively managed portfolio of digital currencies, predominantly driven by a discretionary quant approach focused on decentralized finance (DeFi).
- • The profile presents crypto as a high-growth, diversification opportunity, citing projections of up to 10x growth in digital assets over five years and 1 billion users by 2026; these are forward-looking statements the fund itself labels as not necessarily reflective of actual performance.
Summary
NXS Crypto Fund, based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, provides accredited investors with access to the digital currency asset class through diversified crypto investment products, according to a February 25, 2022 profile in bocaratonobserver.com's Professional Edge special advertising section. The fund has $25 million in assets under management and is offered to U.S. accredited investors seeking long-term exposure to cryptocurrency. The fund launched in partnership with Moss Family Office Worldwide (MFO) in November 2021.
Brent Campbell, founder and managing director of NXS Crypto Fund, described the sector as "a whole new paradigm," citing growing development and institutional involvement. The profile states that crypto adoption is growing at four times the rate of internet adoption, that only 2% of global assets were in cryptocurrency since Bitcoin's 2008 origin, and that digital assets are projected to grow up to 10 times over the next five years, with 1 billion users forecast by 2026. These figures are presented by the fund and are not independently verified in the article.
The firm offers an actively managed portfolio of digital currencies. Campbell acknowledged the space is volatile and said blockchain will likely affect all asset classes over the next decade. The fund's strategy is predominantly driven by a discretionary quant approach focused on decentralized finance, which Campbell described as offering greater financial inclusion, transparency and cost reduction.
Campbell began trading and mining cryptocurrency in 2015 and previously served as Chief Operating Officer of SQUEEZE.com, a venture-backed fintech company. He holds an MBA from Nova Southeastern University. The article carries a disclaimer that it is for informational purposes only, is not investment advice or an offer to sell securities, and that its projections are forward-looking and subject to risks detailed in the fund's private placement memorandum.
Brent Campbell, founder and managing director of NXS Crypto Fund, described the sector as "a whole new paradigm," citing growing development and institutional involvement. The profile states that crypto adoption is growing at four times the rate of internet adoption, that only 2% of global assets were in cryptocurrency since Bitcoin's 2008 origin, and that digital assets are projected to grow up to 10 times over the next five years, with 1 billion users forecast by 2026. These figures are presented by the fund and are not independently verified in the article.
The firm offers an actively managed portfolio of digital currencies. Campbell acknowledged the space is volatile and said blockchain will likely affect all asset classes over the next decade. The fund's strategy is predominantly driven by a discretionary quant approach focused on decentralized finance, which Campbell described as offering greater financial inclusion, transparency and cost reduction.
Campbell began trading and mining cryptocurrency in 2015 and previously served as Chief Operating Officer of SQUEEZE.com, a venture-backed fintech company. He holds an MBA from Nova Southeastern University. The article carries a disclaimer that it is for informational purposes only, is not investment advice or an offer to sell securities, and that its projections are forward-looking and subject to risks detailed in the fund's private placement memorandum.
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