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The typical deal returned less than the headline.
“Average Annualized Net Return to Investors (2017-2025): 22.3%”
Stone Ridge's LENDX Interval Fund Received Repurchase Requests of 3 to 10 Times Its Offers in 2025
Perceptive Credit Opportunities Fund V Reports $1.8 Billion of Commitments in First Annual Form D Update
Nexus Mutual Pays $6.1 Million in Neutrl Claims and Acquires a $6.7 Million Recovery Position
Robinhood Sells 124,319 RVI Shares at $24.77, Below the IPO Price, in a Sale Not Marked Under Its Trading Plan
From the four most recently updated reviews: the claim, then the passage it rests on.
Every review carries this appendix.
Pre-Fund principal returned since June 2024, with interest deferred; losses and gains reported on resolved loans, final recovery unresolved.
$70,254,000 of notes at May 31, 2024.
“We've now returned 90.25% of all PFNF principal since we began this distribution plan.”
Premium receivable in Re's TVL, unchanged to the cent since June 20, 2026.
Token deposits were $405.2M of the $799M TVL on October 31.
“contracted written premium receivable”
Board-entered 'Cover Re investment' figure counted in the capital pool.
20.3% of the counted pool; set by the 3-of-5 Advisory Board Safe without a timelock.
“18,736,260 USDC”
Regulatory assets under management at the end of 2025.
Private funds and structured notes are not counted; the 13F table showed $196.0M of listed securities on the same date.
“As of December 31, 2025, Arta has $153,444,718 in assets under management, all of which are held in discretionary accounts.”
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From carbon markets and AI compute to private credit, farmland, litigation finance and collectibles.
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