Review of Tetraguard, the World’s First ETF

The First Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) in the United States was launched in 1993. In their early days, ETF’s were used primarily by institutional investors to execute sophisticated trading strategies. Soon afterward however, individual investors and financial advisors embraced them as a means to quickly trade a basket of stocks and as a low-cost diversification, trading, and arbitrage option. 

In October 2021, the first Bitcoin ETF emerged. It is run by a reputable firm, but it is centralized and stills falls under the bureaucracy of federal government. It’s a start, but not nearly enough. 

So, when I was introduced to a Decentralized ETF cryptocurrency token called Tetraguard, I quickly realized the importance of the first decentralized crypto ETF. It contains Wrapped Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH) and PAX Gold (PaxG) and a rewards token called Quadron. The longer you hold Tetraguard, the more token rewards you get. I think of it as an ETF that pays the holder for keeping it in their wallet. 

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Why Would You Want to Own Tetraguard?

The way I see it there are four potential advantages to owning it:

1. It’s a fast an easy diversification strategy. Not only is it a point and click purchase of an ETF, but you are also instantly diversified into crypto with the world’s top coins.  
2. Built-in token reward system (Quadron token) that increases in value indefinitely, the more the Tetraguard is traded. That means, a centralized entity doesn’t earn fees but the token holders do.
3. Lower cost than you would pay with a traditional exchange – and certainly less than you would pay if you tried to buy all the individual cryptocurrencies of all the individual coins that comprise the ETF’s portfolio!
4. The best of both worlds of alternative assets are combined with the addition of the gold-backed PAXG.

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Is It Safe?

Whenever deciding to purchase a token, you want to make sure it’s safe. According to ConsenSys, the “Code for Quadron’s and Tetraguard’s Smart Contracts have been tested and reviewed using Consensys MythX security analysis tools and found to have zero vulnerabilities.”

It’s safe folks, and a must-have as part of your crypto diversification strategy. 

How Does Tetraguard Work? 

Tetraguard has a great FAQ on the site that explains the process.

Conclusion

In my opinion, this crypto ETF is a must-have. It’s safe, it’s easy to purchase and makes it easy to buy and trade a basket of the world’s top cryptocurrencies. As always, do your own research, but this is one I plan to hold for the long-term.

Important Disclosures

This is not a solicitation to buy or sell, SmartBlocks is a token holder of the Quad token, and Mark Fidelman is a control individual of SmartBlocks, and as such that entity and individual may benefit from any price appreciation, as well as any known or unknown affiliates at this time.