Desktop allocation planning
A full desk session that diagrams spot exposure, stablecoin float, and reserve buffers into one dated allocation map.
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Where spot, stablecoin, and reserve sit on one desk map
In our Tsim Sha Tsui studio we plan how capital is divided across spot holdings, stablecoin sleeves, and reserve balances — on paper and in conversation, before any rebalancing begins.
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Desktop allocation planning
A structured desk session that maps your current spot exposure, stablecoin float, and reserve buffers into a single readable portfolio diagram — with clear next moves and exclusions.
What you leave with
A dated allocation map covering three sleeves, documented assumptions, and a recommended sequence for any shifts — not a trading mandate or custody arrangement.
Who it suits
Family offices, treasury leads, and principals who already hold spot assets and stablecoin balances and need a calm, desk-level reading of how reserves sit beside them.
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How we sit with a portfolio
Supporting sessions that deepen one sleeve or prepare a board-facing summary.
Stablecoin sleeve review
A focused sitting that separates transactional stablecoin float from balances that should sit inside the reserve floor.
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Reserve balance mapping
Draw the reserve floor against spot and stablecoin exposure so the buffer is visible under stress, not only in calm markets.
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What clients remember
“They spent the first hour just redrawing our stablecoin sleeve against the reserve floor. We had been treating those as one pot. The map made the gap obvious.”— Mei L., family office coordinator, Central
“Useful work, though I wished the reserve section had come earlier in the day. Still, the spot ladder they sketched is what we still use in Monday reviews.”— Adrian K., treasury lead, Kowloon
Bring your balances to the desk
Tell us which sleeves matter most — spot, stablecoin, or reserve — and we will propose a planning window at One Peking.
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