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Portfolio concentration through wrapped and pooled assets

A list of different tickers may still contain repeated exposure to the same underlying asset, issuer or protocol. Concentration analysis depends on the grouping rule.

A worked distinction

Holding an asset directly, its wrapped representation and an LP position containing it can create more exposure to that asset than a ticker-only allocation chart suggests. A concentration index cannot reveal exposure that was omitted from the inputs.

What to verify in your own analysis

Separate price exposure from issuer, custodian, protocol and chain exposure. Avoid adding incompatible percentages; record the denominator and look-through assumptions.

Write down the market or protocol identifier, units, observation window and data source before comparing outputs. Keep unavailable values distinct from zero. Capture a baseline and change one assumption at a time so the resulting difference can be explained.

Use the linked working tools

Open the related tools below to inspect actual public observations or calculate a local scenario. The numerical example above is illustrative, not a current quote. Export the result together with its assumptions if you need a reproducible research record.

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