ReserveOne is getting ready to launch what it calls the first diversified digital asset treasury. This means it’s creating a new way for investors to get exposure to a mix of cryptocurrencies and early-stage blockchain projects, all in one place. The company’s CEO, Jaime Leverton, says ReserveOne will be a one-stop shop for those who want to benefit from both established coins and new opportunities in the crypto space.

At launch, the portfolio will include well-known cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), Cardano (ADA), and XRP. Unlike funds that focus on just one coin, ReserveOne spreads out risk by investing in multiple assets. It also aims to earn income through strategies like staking, lending, and DeFi protocols used by institutional investors. Part of the portfolio will go into private market investments, such as venture-stage tokens, giving investors access to up-and-coming projects early.

The fund’s structure is based on free-float market capitalization but with an added focus on assets that offer yield. This design is guided by team members with experience from major firms like BlackRock and Coinbase. Their goal is to capture strong returns while also managing risks effectively through proper allocation, active deployment of assets, and accessible exposure to different parts of the crypto market.

Risk control is a key part of ReserveOne’s strategy. The fund will generally hold long positions to benefit from the long-term growth of digital assets but may also hedge when necessary. Liquidity will be closely managed, especially ahead of ReserveOne’s planned Nasdaq listing under the ticker “RONE” in Q4 2025. The team’s background working under U.S. financial regulators like the SEC and CFTC offers an edge when it comes to compliance and regulatory clarity.

The strategy is built on three pillars: allocation (choosing which assets to hold), activation (earning yield through staking and lending), and access (investing in early-stage crypto ventures). This combined approach is designed to deliver more stable and attractive returns than simply holding a single cryptocurrency.

Instead of launching an ETF, ReserveOne will become a publicly traded company. This structure gives it more freedom to use yield-generating strategies that ETFs can’t easily take advantage of due to daily liquidity rules.

The leadership team at ReserveOne includes high-profile figures from finance, crypto, and government. One notable member is former U.S. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, who will serve as Vice Chair. His role will be to provide guidance on economic trends and help build connections with regulators and large investors worldwide.

Looking ahead, Leverton highlighted the importance of the GENIUS Act of 2025, which officially recognized stablecoins as legal programmable money. She compared this moment to how the Telecommunications Act of 1996 changed the internet industry. Stablecoins are expected to speed up how money moves, improve banking systems, and lead to fully digital credit systems.

Far from replacing traditional crypto assets, stablecoins and real-world asset tokenization will likely make blockchains like Ethereum and Solana even more important. Leverton believes that using these technologies in everyday finance will soon be as normal as using the internet.

Despite the growth of crypto ETFs, large institutions like pension funds and endowments still have limited exposure to crypto. Many are held back by internal rules and the need for steady returns. But Leverton expects this to change, especially with support from laws like the GENIUS Act and the upcoming CLARITY Act.

She also pointed out that rising debt levels in major economies are making big investors nervous. As a result, they may look at Bitcoin and other digital assets as a safer store of value. She believes that after ETFs, the next big trend will be companies adding crypto assets directly to their balance sheets.

ReserveOne is optimistic about the current crypto market cycle. Leverton predicts Bitcoin could double to $250,000 due to global interest rate cuts. She also sees potential 3x to 5x gains for Ethereum, Solana, XRP, and Cardano. While Bitcoin may move sideways in the short term, she views it as a “safety valve” in an unstable economic environment with weakening fiat currencies.

In the long run, she sees digital asset treasuries becoming common for businesses—similar to how companies hold gold or foreign currencies today. Even central banks might already be diversifying into crypto as a new type of reserve asset.

Leverton also believes decentralized AI is a game-changer. Just like money should be independent of governments, she says AI should be too—and blockchain can help make that possible. In her words, “AI needs crypto.”

With its upcoming listing on Nasdaq, ReserveOne hopes to lead the way in giving investors structured access to digital assets, yield-generating strategies, and early blockchain innovations—all in one place.