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Point-in-Time Models

Meaning

Point-in-Time Models are analytical or risk assessment frameworks that utilize data available at a specific, fixed moment in the past to generate predictions or valuations. In crypto investing, these models are constructed and calibrated using historical data snapshots, reflecting the information an analyst or algorithm would have possessed at that exact historical juncture. They are distinct from Through-the-Cycle Models by not incorporating forward-looking or stress-testing assumptions beyond the data’s specific collection date.