BATTERYTECH

As the global climate crisis intensifies, batteries hold the key to transitioning to a world run by renewable fuel. Solar and wind can generate power, but effective energy storage is needed for times when the sun isn’t shining, or the wind isn’t blowing. The growing adoption of electric vehicles is also driving momentum for the development of advanced battery-related innovations.
With increased demand for consumer electronics, high uptake of electric vehicles, expansion of renewable energy storage systems and declining costs of lithium-ion batteries, the battery market is set for impressive growth in the coming years.

The process of selecting assets for this portfolio is as follows: first, stocks available on Bit Digital are scanned for companies that are involved in the battery industry and supply chain.>These include the mining and refining of battery-related minerals (including lithium, nickel, manganese, cobalt and other metals), domestic and industrial battery producers, electric vehicle manufacturers, energy storage system companies, as well as their large-scale users.
Each stock then undergoes a screening process based on a series of metrics, such as market capitalisation, liquidity of the shares, financial ratios and analysts' consensus ratings. Finally, the top-ranking stocks are included in the portfolio and weighted accordingly.

The portfolio will be rebalanced yearly or at Bit Digital’s discretion, pending market conditions.
Your capital is at risk.
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