Operating on the concept of automatically rounding bank transactions to the next euro (example: a coffee purchased for €2.60 is rounded up to €3.00 and the €0.40 is set aside), savings are created by themselves and in a responsible way, without thinking about it. The small currency is accumulated over the whole week, then automatically converted into Bitcoin the following Monday.
Additional savings features are offered: recurring savings (allowing the user to automatically save the amount that the user wants each week, every two weeks or each month) and the one-time purchase of bitcoins by bank card in one click, starting at €1.
Thus, Bitstack offers a very simple mobile application, designed to be accessible to everyone, without the necessary investment skills.
French people can now easily and responsibly expose themselves to the best performing asset of the last 10 years. Indeed, Bitstack addresses the problem of Bitcoin volatility by relying on the “Dollar-Cost Averaging” (DCA) method — a long-term investment strategy consisting in making regular purchases to smooth out the risk associated with volatility, while being exposed to the long-term bullish performance of Bitcoin.
“Bitcoin is a financial alternative that is second to none: a secure store of value that is not influenced by inflation. Bitstack has a simple proposal: legible, painless savings to meet the life goals of French people, making Bitcoin a reality, and no longer just a fashion phenomenon.”, explain Alexandre Roubaud, co-founder and CEO of Bitstack.
Available since mid-March in early version by registering on www.bitstack-app.com, the application will be officially launched on the App Store & Google Play in the third quarter of 2022. Until the official release, Bitstack beta users get 0% fees on bitcoin purchases and sales. After this period, a commission of 1.99% will be applied.
Two months after opening access to the beta, the application already has 3,000 users. Bitstack aims for 10,000 users and 3 million euros saved in Bitcoin by the end of 2022.