Have you ever wanted to add memecoins, AI projects, or decentralized finance (DeFi) to your portfolio, but got lost trying to figure out which ones to pick or how to start?
DTFs (Decentralized Token Folios) are here to make that simple. They’re digital asset bundles that group tokens from a specific narrative or sector (memecoins, AI, major blockchains, DeFi, the Base network ecosystem, etc.).
DTFs are built on-chain using the Reserve Index Protocol, making them transparent, easy to trade, and verifiable at any time.
DTFs available on UGLYCASH
In the “Apps” section, you’ll find the DTF Indexes you can start buying. Each one has a theme and a set of tokens that make it up:
Clanker Index (CLX)
Clanker Index (CLX)
Designed by Clanker and curated by Re7 Labs.
One-click exposure to the top assets in the Clanker ecosystem (Base network), with periodic rebalances.
Includes memecoins and experimental tokens when they meet index criteria; recent compositions have featured CLANKER, BNKR (BankrCoin), Fartcoin, and noice (weights vary by rebalance).
👉 Ideal for those who want to bet on memecoins in the Base network with a diversified portfolio.
Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index (BGCI)
Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index (BGCI)
Based on the index created by Bloomberg and Galaxy Digital.
Tracks the performance of the largest cryptocurrencies by market cap traded in USD.
Includes top assets (BTC, ETH, and other market leaders) with clear rules for rebalancing and limiting concentration.
👉 A solid choice for those seeking broad exposure to the crypto market without relying on a single token.
Alpha Base Index
Alpha Base Index
Governed by a DAO, focusing on the most promising projects within the Base chain.
Selects the top projects with the best risk-adjusted potential, combining liquidity, innovation, and community.
A hybrid index that mixes top infrastructure & DeFi projects on Base with the community’s favorite memecoins.
👉 For investors looking to capture the growth of the Base ecosystem.
How to use DTFs on UGLYCASH
Buying a DTF
Buying a DTF
Go to the Index DTFs section and select the DTF you want.
Review its composition, weights, and who created/curated it. Tap “Buy”.
Enter the amount (in eUSD), check how many DTF tokens you’ll receive and the applied spread (1.22%). Then tap “Continue”.
Review the transaction summary and confirm with “Continue”.
Done! The DTFs are credited to your UGLYCASH balance.
Selling a DTF
Selling a DTF
In the Index DTFs section, open the DTF you own. Scroll down and tap “Sell”.
Enter the amount in eUSD you want to sell, review the spread, and tap “Continue”.
Review the summary and confirm with “Continue”.
The eUSD is instantly credited to your main balance.
Sending a DTF
Sending a DTF
From the Index DTFs section, select the one you want to send and hit “Send”.
Enter the recipient wallet (must support the Base network and have the token listed, e.g., Coinbase).
Enter the amount in eUSD, review the spread, and tap “Continue”.
Review the summary and confirm with “Continue”.
The DTF is sent to the chosen wallet (timing depends on the Base network).
Key considerations
⚠️ This feature is not yet available in El Salvador.
Spread: 1.22% over market price (applies to buy and sell).
Limits:
Buy/Sell: No limits within the app.
External wallet transfers: Capped at 10,000 eUSD per month.
Settlement:
In-app: instant.
External transfers: depends on the Base network.
Risk Information (and how they’re being mitigated)
DTFs can fluctuate in price. They’re a highly volatile type of product. Make sure to do your own assessment to decide if they’re right for you. When evaluating the risks, keep the following in mind:
Market (volatility): prices can drop quickly.
Mitigation: diversified baskets, rebalancing, and asset caps.
Liquidity: some tokens may have higher slippage when buying/selling.
Mitigation: liquidity minimums for selection, slippage-controlled routes.
Technology (smart contracts/Base network): failures or pauses could affect operations.
Mitigation: Reserve Index Protocol, continuous monitoring, and pause capability.
Regulatory/operational: policy or third-party changes may affect functionality.
Mitigation: ongoing regulatory tracking, KYC/AML, and adjustment/delisting plans when needed.
More info: Reserve – Additional Risks.