Cryptocurrencies
Digital assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Watch volatility, custody security, tax obligations, and position size.
Explore unconventional investment opportunities – from cryptocurrencies and crowdfunding to collectibles.
Alternative investments are assets outside traditional classes such as stocks, bonds, and regular funds. They can complement a portfolio, but they typically carry higher risk, weaker regulation, lower liquidity, and more difficult valuation.
Choose the investment type, amount, regular contribution, and horizon. The calculator shows scenarios or a historical crypto DCA simulation.
Digital assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum. Watch volatility, custody security, tax obligations, and position size.
Co-financing real estate or business projects through platforms. Documents, collateral, and failure scenarios matter.
Lending money directly to other people via platforms. Returns of 6-12 % per year, but with default risk.
Art, fine wine, watches, stamps and coins. Value depends on authenticity, condition, demand, and resale options.
Pokémon, sports cards, limited editions, or game items can gain value, but the market is narrow and highly condition-sensitive.
Oil, natural gas, agricultural products. Prices depend on global supply and demand.
Investing in startups and early-stage companies. High risk, but in case of success, extreme returns.
Trading currency pairs. Very high liquidity, but requires experience and discipline.
Alternative investments should make up only a smaller portion of your overall portfolio (we recommend no more than 10-20 %). Consider these factors:
Alternative investments carry a higher risk of loss. Never invest money you cannot afford to lose. Past returns do not guarantee future returns. Consult a financial advisor before investing.
We will advise you on which alternative assets could complement your investment portfolio.