Ember Fund

Overview

Invest like a cryptocurrency hedge fund. Ember Fund is on a mission to fundamentally transform what investment products people have access to on a global scale and believe cryptocurrencies are the best medium to achieve that. The power of institutional cryptocurrency portfolio management technology, right in your pocket. Ember is the first mobile app in the world that allows users to easily buy into a managed cryptocurrency fund, without holding user assets. Ember Fund is developed with a focus on security, usability and privacy. Their wallet technology provides state of the art security for users, making control of digital assets approachable by abstracting complex private keys to username, password, and PIN code (plus TouchID & FaceID).

Why Invest

• Add additional funds at any time and liquidate your portfolio at any time with just 1 tap
• Simply choose a fund and a method to make your deposit in just a few taps
• Retain full control of your own assets at all times without trusting a third party

How you make money

EmberFund creates portfolios of cryptocurrencies for you to invest in as well as providing you the ability to create your own portfolio. You can earn a return through the appreciation of your crypto portfolio. Ember Fund also saves you an average of 1% per trade by scouring 8+ exchanges to find the best rate.

How Ember Fund makes money

They charge a 1.5% fee for all buy and sell transactions. They rebalance portfolios for free(for users) but receive a referral fee for directing traffic to their exchange partners.

Is it Safe?

Ember uses cutting edge wallet technology powered by Airbitz/Edge - a paradigm shifting data security company. Edge, founded in 2014, is the most established non-custodial wallet system in the industry with an impeccable track record of securing cryptocurrency assets. Ember knows nothing about the encrypted data it interacts with. This data is only accessible to the user. All data is fully encrypted before it touches our servers and can only be decrypted by the user while using the app. Ember does not store any information from user wallets, cannot execute trades, and cannot interact with the blockchain on behalf of the user. It's not just end to end encryption; it is Zero Knowledge architecture. This means that in the unlikely scenario of Ember being hacked, there would be no sensitive user data for an attacker to steal.