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
Asian · Stability Focused
S$ Singapore Dollar
The Singapore dollar is managed against a basket rather than left to find its own level, which is the direct source of its high stability axis and its comparatively modest global usage. It is a regional settlement hub well out of proportion to its size, and it is the most stability-oriented currency in this set — but it is not a currency you hold for reach.
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6 instruments with exposure to SGD
Kestrel Digital Trust
silverSGD/CENT
Kestrel's home instrument. The lowest volatility characteristic in the Asian set, and the most concentrated exposure.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Solveig Reserve
copperSGD/CENT
The single lowest volatility characteristic in the catalogue, paired with the shallowest liquidity in the Asian set.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Terrapin Settlement
silverSGD/CENT
A regional settlement instrument. Stable underlying, fast redemption, and a pooled reserve you are taking a view on.
Illustrative — not a real instrument
Vantara Mint
silverSGD/CENT
The highest capital-efficiency characteristics here, on the shortest operating history here. Both are true at once.
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
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