Kelly Ye, portfolio manager at Decentral Park Capital and Andy Baehr, head of product at CoinDesk Indices, share their insights on the most important steps to shape the capital markets and investment landscape for digital assets in a post U.S. election world.
In the ever-evolving landscape of digital assets, the debate between active managers and indexers continues to be a topic of discussion. Both strategies have their merits, but which one is more effective in shaping the capital markets?
According to Kelly Ye, actively managed portfolios offer the potential for higher returns by leveraging market insights and strategic decision-making. On the other hand, Andy Baehr believes that index funds provide a more cost-effective and diversified approach to investing in digital assets.
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As the dust settles after the U.S. election, both Ye and Baehr agree that regulatory clarity and institutional adoption will play a crucial role in shaping the future of digital asset investments. With the right regulations in place, the capital markets can thrive and attract more mainstream investors.
While active management and indexing have their differences, one thing is clear: both strategies have a role to play in shaping the capital markets for digital assets. It’s up to investors to decide which approach aligns best with their investment goals and risk tolerance.
