Managed Investment Plans, Explained: Choosing Your Term and Target

Not everyone wants to watch charts all day. Managed plans exist for investors who would rather follow a defined strategy with a clear term and a clear target. Here is how Cryptomodi structures them.

Four tiers, four time horizons

Each plan pairs a lock-in term with a target return. The longer the commitment, the higher the target — a reflection of how patient capital is put to work.

• Starter — 1 month, +6% target. An accessible entry point for $10,000–$100,000.
• Growth — 3 months, +17% target. A balanced middle ground for $100,000–$500,000.
• Advanced — 6 months, +24% target. A longer horizon for $500,000–$1,000,000.
• Private — 1 year, +38% target. An invitation-only mandate for allocations above $1,000,000.

How a plan makes money

When you open a plan, your principal is put to work and accrues steadily toward its target over the term. You can watch the value move toward maturity on your dashboard, and when the term ends the matured amount settles back to your cash balance.

Targets, not guarantees

This is important and Cryptomodi says it plainly: these are target returns, not promises. Crypto is volatile and all investing carries risk, including the possible loss of capital. A platform that pretends otherwise isn't being honest with you. Cryptomodi would rather set clear expectations than over-promise.

Choosing your fit

Pick the term you're genuinely comfortable locking in, and an amount that sits within the plan's band. The on-site profit calculator lets you model any amount against any self-serve tier before you commit — a simple way to make a considered decision rather than an emotional one.