How Many Assets Can a Pre-Built Pocket Contain?

You can add up to 30 assets to each pre-built Pocket discovered through the Explore tab. In a pre-built Pocket curated by Pluang, the mix of Crypto and US Stock assets is grouped around a shared theme or strategy, such as Tech Giants, Dividend Enablers, or Hello California, and each Pocket's actual asset count can be anywhere up to that ceiling depending on how the theme is built. This number is a maximum, not a fixed requirement — a pre-built Pocket may contain fewer than 30 assets if that better fits its strategy. The same 30-asset ceiling also applies to self-built Pocket Slots, so whichever way you build a Pocket, 30 assets is the upper limit.

• 30 assets is the maximum, not a fixed number every pre-built Pocket must reach.
• The cap applies only to pre-built Pockets from Explore — it does not apply to self-built Pocket Slots.
• Asset mix within the cap can combine both Crypto and US Stocks, depending on the Pocket's theme.
• Weighting across the up-to-30 assets is set by Pluang, based on the strategy the Pocket represents.

Related questions:

Q: Is the asset limit the same for self-built Pockets?
Yes, self-built Pocket Slots share the same cap of up to 30 assets. The difference between the two is who selects the assets and sets the weighting, not how many assets the Pocket can hold. See PKT-TXN-G-008 for the full rules on building your own Pocket.

Q: Do all pre-built Pockets contain exactly 30 assets?
No, 30 is the maximum a pre-built Pocket can hold, but individual Pockets may include fewer assets depending on how the theme or strategy is constructed. Check each Pocket's asset list in the app to see its actual composition.

Q: Can I request an asset to be added to a pre-built Pocket?
Pre-built Pockets are curated by Pluang, so asset selection is not user-editable. If you want a specific asset included, a self-built Pocket Slot lets you choose it yourself within the self-built asset limit.

Q: Does a higher asset count mean better diversification?
Generally, spreading investment across more related assets can reduce concentrated risk in any single one, but the number of assets alone doesn't guarantee better performance — the underlying strategy and asset mix still matter.