A regulated crypto instrument on a regulated market

Bitcoin and other cryptos appear in the press daily. The press articles focus on the strong price gains. Also not unusual are articles stating that one Bitcoin could be worth a million dollars or more in the future. Much less attention is paid to how to invest in crypto safely and securely.

Crypto investors face many challenges

Most investors still work with complicated wallets (they are not accounts) on a crypto exchange. Crypto exchanges are unlicensed. They escape the supervision of an exchange watchdog. Bitcoin, Ethereum and other cryptos are neither a currency, nor an approved financial instrument. European investors are not allowed to invest in the big US crypto ETF's. These ETFs are not compliant with EU regulations on product description and risk warning.

The crypto account solves these complications elegantly.


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3 reasons why the crypto account is unique

A regulated financial instrument

  • The managed account only invests in spot-quoted futures. These futures have regulatory approval. Futures are one of a limited number of financial instruments, which according to MiFID regulations, can be freely distributed to retail investors in the EU.
  • Spot-quoted futures reflect the price of the underlying asset. The price of the spot-quoted Bitcoin future matches the Bitcoin price. They are regulated financial instruments quoted on an exchange.

A regulated exchange

  • The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) is one of the world's largest and most prominent regulated exchanges.
  • The CME Group operates multiple exchanges, including the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME), the Commodity Exchange (COMEX), the Chicago Board of Trade (CBOT) and the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX). These four exchanges handle over $ 1 quadrillion contracts annually! CME Group is regulated by the CFTC (Commodity Futures Trading Commission). Additionally, CME adheres to numerous financial services regulations, including the EU's MiFID.

A regulated bank and broker

  • WH SelfInvest has been a regulated broker in several countries for more than 25 years. The company has offices in six countries. With both a broker licence and a portfolio management license, WH SelfInvest serves active and passive investors in more than 20 countries. The  company receives major awards every year. The company is known for high client satisfaction and guarantees a legendary service from 8h00 to 22h00. Try, you will not be disappointed.
Bitcoin and other crypto investors.

I have been with Investui since December 2020, and both the personal contact and the service are very good. – Andreas

Good availability for questions on the telephone. – Mathias

Good service, I am satisfied. – Ursula

Three solutions – You choose

You can either invest in Bitcoin only, you can invest in an equally weighted basket of crypto currencies or you can invest in a 50-50 mix of Bitcoin and the Nasdaq 100 market index. Indicate your preference during the online account application. Choose Bitcoin, Crypto Basket or Bitcoin + Nasdaq.

A small minimum investment

It is possible to invest a small amount. The spot-quoted future has a value of 1/100 of a Bitcoin. If the Bitcoin price is at $ 110.000 the minimum account size is $ 1.100. The calculation is straightforward.

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Investui is a WH SelfInvest brand. WH SELFINVEST S.A., founded in 1998, has a broker license (nr. 42798), a commissionaire license (nr. 36399) and a portfolio manager license (nr. 1806) granted by the Luxemburg Ministry of Finance. The company is supervised by the "Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier". Based on its European passport, the company maintains: a branch office in France (nr. 18943 acpr) which is also subjected to the supervision of the "Autorité de Contrôle Prudentiel et de Résolution" (ACPR) and the "Banque de France", and a branch office in Germany (nr. 122635) which is also subjected to the supervision of the "Bundesanstalt für Finanzdienstleistungsaufsicht" (BAFIN). In addition WH SelfInvest has a representative office in Switzerland, which is also subjected to the supervision of the "Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority" (FINMA), and, based on the European passport, representative offices in Belgium and the Netherlands, which were notified to the relevant competent authorities in these countries.