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
European · Defensive · Capital Preservation
Fr Swiss Franc
The franc is the most defensive currency here, and the one most often held for what it is not expected to do rather than what it is. Its stability axis is the highest of the seven and its diversification value against the dollar is correspondingly strong. The trade is reach and depth: it settles a narrow share of global trade, and its market is the shallowest of the European three.
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7 instruments with exposure to CHF
Aurelian Clearing House
silverCHF/CENT
A defensive currency inside a balance-sheet claim — the stability is the currency's, the counterparty position is the structure's.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Northlight Custody
copperCHF/CENT
The lowest counterparty characteristic in the catalogue, on one of its most defensive currencies.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Solveig Reserve
copperCHF/CENT
Solveig's home instrument, and the capital-preservation position of the whole catalogue. It does one thing.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Halcyon Ledger
copperCHF/CENT
The longest hold in the catalogue on its most stable currency. Structurally, a savings instrument and nothing else.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Solveig Reserve
copperCHF/CENT
The three most defensive currencies in the catalogue, plus a dollar sleeve. Diversification without taking on cyclicality.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Aurelian Clearing House
silverEUR/CENT
European exposure without picking between the three. The franc sleeve is what pulls its stability characteristic up.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Meridian Reserve
goldUSD/CENT
Five currencies weighted toward the dollar. The broadest exposure here, and the one that dilutes any single currency's character most.
Illustrative — not a real instrument