GSR adjusted its Core3 model portfolio on Nov. 11 by increasing Bitcoin's allocation to 45.6% and Solana's to 24%, while reducing Ether to 30.4%. This shift comes after all three assets experienced losses over the previous week, with Bitcoin down 7%, Solana 11.1%, and Ether 13.5%. Over the past 30 days, these cryptocurrencies also saw declines and varying trading volumes, with Bitcoin's volume rising 14% but Ether and Solana's volumes falling. The changes reflect a strategic response to recent market volatility and performance trends.

Bitcoin trades at Rp1.334.862.102 on Pluang as of Nov 12, 2026 13:02 WIB, showing a slight 0.11% decline in the past day. Solana is priced at Rp1.503.195 with a 0.17% decrease, while Bitcoin's 24-hour trading volume stands at Rp433,53T, indicating strong market activity. These figures provide a current snapshot of the assets that GSR recently adjusted in its Core3 portfolio.

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