Coinarch

Coinarch (coinarch.com / @Coinarch)

Coinarch is the name used for a Bitcoin-focused trading and investment-products platform that emerged in 2014, positioning itself as a provider of “investment banking”-style, bitcoin-linked products (including leveraged directional trades and structured-return products). (coindesk.com)

Overview

Contemporary descriptions characterize Coinarch as an online platform offering trading solutions for bitcoin, including products intended to profit in rising, falling, or sideways market conditions. (crunchbase.com)

A 2014 report described Coinarch’s early product “Booster” as a leveraged instrument (reported as offering up to 8× leverage) designed to express long/short views on bitcoin price movements, with Coinarch managing the associated buying/selling to run those positions. (coindesk.com)

History and products (as described in 2014 coverage)

Press coverage from late 2014 also refers to a structured product called “Maximiser”, described as a bitcoin-linked deposit / investment product aimed at generating returns in flat or upward markets, and offered alongside “Long and Short Booster” products. (bitcoinmagazine.com)

Team and founding details are reported inconsistently across sources: for example, one 2014 press-release style article described Coinarch as founded in March 2014 and referenced named founders and an executive team, while a later directory profile lists a founder differently. (bitcoinmagazine.com)

Corporate and operational-status signals

A Singapore corporate-registry aggregation page for COINARCH PTE. LTD. states an incorporation date of 24 March 2014 and lists the entity status as “Struck Off.” (companies.sg)
By contrast, a business-directory profile lists Coinarch as an “active” private company based in Singapore (this is a directory characterization rather than a government registry record). (crunchbase.com)

Online presence (as requested)

The user-supplied official links are:

text Website: https://www.coinarch.com X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/Coinarch

Note: When I attempted to retrieve the website and the X profile directly, the site request timed out and the X profile page did not return readable content in this environment; therefore, the summary above relies on third-party business directories and 2014-era press coverage. ([]())