DESK INSTRUMENTS

Allocation Architect

Most portfolios are constructed by dividing capital and hoping for diversification. This instrument computes what the allocation actually exposes you to — portfolio volatility derived from a full correlation matrix, parametric Value at Risk, and the share of total risk each holding genuinely contributes.

Mandate parameters

RISK MANDATE

Indicative allocation

72% AT RISK · 28% RESERVE
BTCBITCOIN
€10,00040%
ANNUALISED VOLATILITY 45.0%SHARE OF PORTFOLIO RISK 46.4%
ETHETHEREUM
€5,50022%
ANNUALISED VOLATILITY 60.0%SHARE OF PORTFOLIO RISK 33.8%
SOLSOLANA
€2,50010%
ANNUALISED VOLATILITY 85.0%SHARE OF PORTFOLIO RISK 19.8%
USDCSTABLECOIN RESERVE
€7,00028%
ANNUALISED VOLATILITY 0.5%SHARE OF PORTFOLIO RISK 0.0%

Note the divergence between capital weight and risk weight. A ten percent allocation to the highest-volatility asset can contribute a materially greater share of total portfolio risk — the distinction that separates deliberate allocation from arithmetic division.

PORTFOLIO VOLATILITY (ANN.)

36.8%

DAILY VOLATILITY

1.92%

1-DAY VALUE AT RISK (95%)

€792

On roughly one trading day in twenty, losses may exceed this figure.

Correlation matrix

Diversification is a function of correlation, not of instrument count. Holding three assets that move together is a single position expressed three times.

Pairwise correlation between portfolio assets
AssetBTCETHSOLUSDC
BTC1.000.820.710.00
ETH0.821.000.780.00
SOL0.710.781.000.00
USDC0.000.000.001.00

Observe that the three risk assets correlate above 0.70. In a broad market decline they should be expected to decline in concert; the stablecoin reserve is the only genuine diversifier in this construction.

Volatility and correlation inputs are long-run approximations provided for illustration and are not forecasts. This tool performs arithmetic on figures you supply; it does not constitute financial advice, a recommendation, or an offer to transact. Cryptocurrency carries substantial risk of loss, including total loss of capital.