Client demand for crypto exposure has moved from “fringe” to “expected.” But most RIAs don’t want clients managing wallets, exchanges, seed phrases, or making emotional decisions during volatility.

Plutus Capital Management is built to support advisors who want:

• a clean, reportable digital asset sleeve,

• a hands-off client experience,

• and a long-horizon strategy designed to hold through full market cycles.

Who this is for

This sleeve is designed for:

• RIAs / wealth advisors seeking a managed crypto allocation for clients

• Advisors who want to offer exposure while maintaining fiduciary discipline

• Advisors serving clients who can tolerate volatility and hold a long time horizon

This is not a fit for:

• clients seeking short-term trading or “quick wins”

• clients who will panic sell during drawdowns

• clients who want daily liquidity in volatile conditions

What “Crypto Sleeve” Means in Practice

A crypto sleeve is not “crypto hype.” It’s a defined allocation inside the broader portfolio framework, typically positioned as:

• a small percentage of overall investable assets,

• designed to improve long-term portfolio outcomes through asymmetric upside and diversification,

• managed with explicit risk disclosures and suitability screening.

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Most importantly: the sleeve must be operationally clean, with reporting that fits the advisor-client relationship.

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What We Provide Advisors

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1) Hands-off exposure for clients

Clients should not need to learn:

• exchanges

• wallets

• private key security

• market timing

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2) A clear mandate built for full cycles

Digital assets are volatile. The mandate should assume:

• large drawdowns can occur,

• bear markets can be long,

• and discipline matters more than prediction.

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3) Professional reporting cadence

Advisors need simple, professional reporting that clients and accountants can understand.

(We emphasize operational professionalism and third-party reporting infrastructure where applicable.)

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4) A suitability-first approach

We prefer fewer, higher-quality relationships over reactive short-term capital.

How RIAs Typically Use a Crypto Sleeve

Advisors generally position a crypto sleeve as:

• a satellite allocation for clients seeking participation in digital asset adoption,

• a long-duration component meant to be held through cycles,

• not a trading account.

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It can be discussed as part of:

• alternatives

• growth

• inflation-hedging / monetary regime change exposure

• technology adoption themes

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What to Expect in a First Conversation

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A first call is not a “sales pitch.” It’s a fit check:

• What client profile are you trying to serve?

• How do you think about time horizon and volatility tolerance?

• What level of reporting and operational clarity do you need?

• Is a long-horizon crypto sleeve appropriate for your client base?

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Request the RIA Packet

If you’re an advisor evaluating options for client crypto exposure, request the advisor packet.

Request the RIA Packet: support@plutusmanagement.com

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FAQ (for RIAs)

Do you support advisors, or only direct investors?
We work with both, but the sleeve framework is specifically designed to support advisors who want a managed digital asset allocation for clients.

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Is this meant to replace Bitcoin ETFs?
Not necessarily. Many advisors use ETFs as one tool. A sleeve approach can be used when an advisor wants a dedicated mandate, operational structure, and long-horizon framework beyond simply holding an index product.

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How should I think about suitability?
Digital assets can experience severe drawdowns. The right fit is a client who can hold through volatility with a multi-year time horizon and a small portfolio allocation mindset.

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Do you provide education materials for clients?
Yes—simple, plain-English explanations for what the sleeve is, how it fits, and what risks to expect.

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What’s the next step after requesting materials?
If there’s alignment, we schedule a short call to confirm client fit and outline onboarding steps.

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*For informational purposes only. Not an offer to sell securities. Any offer is made only via formal offering documents and only to eligible investors. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Digital assets are volatile and speculative.