What are Collections on the ZND Platform?

What are Collections?

They are baskets of cryptocurrencies grouped by themes and allow you to buy or sell multiple assets simultaneously in a single transaction.

 

Can I create my own Collection?

Currently, we offer pre-set bundles curated by the ZND team (e.g., AI, Layer 1, DeFi). The option to create your own fully custom baskets is a feature we are already working on for a future update.

 

Does it cost more than regular trading?

No. Standard trading fees apply to each token within the Collection. There are no additional or hidden costs for using this feature.

 

Does it work like an ETF?

The idea is similar (diversification), but here you directly own all the tokens included in the Collection. They are held in your ZND wallet.

 

Can I sell the entire Collection at once?

Yes. The feature works both ways – you can buy a basket of assets with one click and sell it just as easily.

 

What if I don't have enough funds?

The system follows standard trading rules. If your balance is too low, it will ask you to change the purchase amount before you complete the transaction.

 

How are these specific collections (AI, DeFi, etc.) chosen?

They represent the strongest trends in the market. Rather than analyzing each project separately, you can invest in an entire sector that you believe holds a promising future.

 

Can I change the percentage share of funds when buying/selling a collection?

When buying or selling a collection, you have the flexibility to decide what percentage of the total amount will be allocated to each asset. 

Here's how it works in practice: 

• The total distribution must equal 100%. All funds involved in this transaction must be divided proportionally. 

• Example: If your collection includes four cryptocurrencies, you could allocate 25% to each one. Alternatively, you could distribute the percentages differently, such as giving one asset 70% while dividing the remaining 30% evenly among the other three assets, allocating 10% to each. The total must always add up to 100%.