Currencies
Currency DNA
You don't need financial vocabulary to use CentDNA. Browse the seven currencies by region, tap anything that sounds like where your money lives, and see exactly which instruments reference it.
7 currencies · 4 regions · structural characteristics only, no market data
Pacific · Commodity-Linked
A$ Australian Dollar
The Australian dollar tracks commodity demand more closely than any other currency in this set, which makes it the most cyclical and the least stable of the seven. That same linkage is what makes it a genuine diversifier: it responds to a different driver than the dollar, the euro or the franc, and it is the only Pacific exposure available here.
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5 instruments with exposure to AUD
Meridian Reserve
silverAUD/CENT
The most cyclical currency in the catalogue at its deepest available liquidity. The volatility figure is not a structural flaw.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Kestrel Digital Trust
silverAUD/CENT
Pacific exposure through a trust structure. The commodity linkage is the whole reason to hold it and the whole reason not to.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Terrapin Settlement
silverAUD/CENT
Terrapin's home instrument — the fastest settling in the catalogue and the least stable. Both by design.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Vantara Mint
silverAUD/CENT
The highest risk characteristics in the catalogue on every one of the three axes. Included because the profile has to be visible.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Kestrel Digital Trust
silverSGD/CENT
The Asian and Pacific set in one instrument. The Australian sleeve is what makes it more variable than its Singapore component alone.
Illustrative — not a real instrument