
Monitoring The MN Crypto Trading Fund
@cryptoandcoffee
Posted 2d ago · 4 min read


I have been monitoring the MN Investment fund that is based in the Netherlands for roughly 6 months now. I did reach out to them last year to find more information about how the fund operated. I was not sold on the idea that they send you signals and one of the reasons why the fund was cancelled. MiCA would not issue the fund a license under that current policy and the fund shut down.
At the time of discussing my interest with the team I mentioned I was not interested in following signals and would rather they had full control and I earned the rewards. This was not possible back then, but since MiCA intervened this is exactly what they are now offering. I have not discussed my interest any further and have been monitoring the funds performance.
What I find interesting is that during a Bull Cycle everyone looks like a genius because most things go up and where we are currently in this cycle that is not the case. The same thing applies to influencers on social media because they are far quieter these days with their predictions. This time of the cycle is actually quite pleasant as there is less craziness taking place without all the hype around a certain project. The real crypto community is what is still around and not all the fake nonsense we often see.
The MN Fund started out with a $10K investment back in July 2025 and even though the fund is down by 9.11% they have faired rather favorably against Bitcoin. Still the bottom line is they are down and would hate to know how many hundreds of trades this has taken to basically stay stable over nearly 9 months of work.
If you had invested $100K you would be down much more than the MN Fund performance as they have a 20% fee so if I am correct you would be down nearly 11%. The fund would still be making money off your investment so as a business model those running the fund will always win and you not necessarily.
I am no trader and do not understand all the buying and selling signals so in my case any trading would be gambling. This is why i prefer the boring method of staking your portfolio and watching this grow organically through earning an APR. There is less risk as you still have your coins and those coins are growing in number. The saying is you only lose if you sell is what I believe in and is only a loss on paper when the values decline and why holding through the volatility is my strategy whilst still earning more coins. If you had sold at a lower price then it is a physical loss and why do that if you know the price will eventually go back up?
I am curious to see how this MN Fund performs as this is regulated and could be an option for the future. I am not sold either way right now and prefer to have control over my portfolio doing what I am doing and that is staking. I do think if you were not so clued up on crypto then this type of investment fund would be more appealing and suspect over a 5 year time frame the returns will only increase. The markets have not been kind to crypto investors for many years and that has to change at some point in the future and the returns this fund will generate will most likely out perform Bitcoin.
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