/ / 06 Transparency

Verifiable by default.

Allocators should be able to see what's happening — not asked to take it on faith. The transparency model is structured around what can be observed directly on-chain and what is reconciled in internal reporting and statements.

/ / 01 Three layers

On-chain · Operational · Independent.

Verification operates on three layers, each designed to be separable. A failure or distortion in one is intended not to contaminate the others.

01

On-chain

Observable directly

Wallet balances, on-chain settlements, and reserve composition are public data. Allocators receive wallet identifiers and can verify them at any time using any block explorer.

  • · Working capital wallets
  • · Hedging leg wallets
  • · On-chain liquidity positions
  • · Reserve / treasury wallets

02

Operational

Reconciled internally

Off-chain venue balances, trade activity, and operational events are reconciled daily against on-chain data and venue statements. Discrepancies are investigated and documented.

  • · Venue position vs internal book
  • · On-chain vs internal balances
  • · Settlement vs trade record
  • · Capital activity vs administrator

03

Independent

Externally verified

The fund is onboarding independent service providers — fund administrator, auditor, legal counsel — for NAV, financial reporting, and structural validation. Current status is shared with qualified allocators on request.

  • · Administrator NAV calculation
  • · Annual financial audit
  • · Legal opinion on structure
  • · See Infrastructure for current/in-process status

/ / 02 Wallet structure

Scoped by purpose, not bundled.

Each wallet has a defined scope. Identifying which wallet does what is straightforward — and the boundaries between trading capital, reserves, and counterparty exposure are intentionally separate.

Fund mandate

Capital, separated by function

No single bundled wallet — scope is defined per address and observable on-chain.

Reserve

Treasury / reserve

Holds the bulk of capital outside of active trading positions. Move-permissions tightly restricted.

Working

Trading / working capital

Funds capital active on venues. Sized to operational needs, not the whole book.

On-chain

On-chain liquidity

Capital deployed into vetted pools and protocols. Activity is on-chain and observable by anyone.

Hedge

Hedging leg

Holds positions offsetting the directional exposure of trading and on-chain wallets.

/ / 03 Reporting cadence

What gets reported, when.

Reporting runs on a defined cadence — from continuous on-chain visibility through to audited annual statements.

  1. 01Continuous

    Real-time · On-chain

    Wallet balances and on-chain settlements observable directly via block explorers using identifiers shared with allocators.

  2. 02Within 10 BDs

    Monthly · Allocator report

    Net returns, attribution, exposures, risk metrics, capital activity, operational notes. Delivered through the LP portal.

  3. 0310 calendar days post-quarter

    Quarterly · Strategy & risk update

    Longer-form review of positioning, regime context, capacity, and risk policy. Includes any material updates to the mandate.

  4. 04Post-fiscal year

    Annual · Financial statements

    Audited financial statements at the fund level, prepared by independent auditor once appointed. See Infrastructure for current status.

  5. 05Within 1 BD

    Ad-hoc · Material events

    Notification of material market events affecting positioning, including limit triggers and infrastructure changes.

Verification walkthroughs available to qualified allocators.

Wallet identifiers, reporting samples, and reconciliation methodology shared after introduction.

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Service-provider stack — current, in process, target.

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How risk is documented and reviewed.