Each leg carries its own minimum, so a bad price on one stock stops the whole order.
A basket is a list of stocks and weights. Buying one sends a single transaction: every stock is bought in its own pool, with its own minimum, and lands in your wallet. Kabudex takes no fee on baskets.
The seven companies that carry most of the S&P 500's weight, held close to equally.
Designers, foundries, memory and the lithography that makes all of it possible.
The chips, servers, storage, power and software that data centres are being built from.
Listed companies whose results move with crypto: an exchange, a stablecoin issuer and two bitcoin treasuries.
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 through their two largest funds. The simplest way to own the US market.
Short Treasury bills, silver, oil and a staples retailer: assets that tend to move differently from tech.
Search, social, streaming and commerce: the companies that own where people spend their attention.
Retail, entertainment and games that people pay for every month, in good years and bad.
Rockets, quantum computing, rare earths, fuel cells and electric trucks. Early, volatile and kept small on purpose.
Performance is the underlying shares' closing prices over the past month at the basket's target weights. It leaves out fees, pool spreads and the gap between a token and its share, and says nothing certain about what comes next.