Institutional-Grade Intelligence for Alternative Assets.
AltStreet structures fragmented private market data into a unified intelligence layer across private credit, real estate, litigation finance, farmland, pre-IPO equity, royalties, and other alternative asset categories.
SEC filings. Offering memorandums. Platform financials. Realized exits. Evidence-linked analysis.
Private markets are fragmented by design.
Information lives in SEC filings, sponsor decks, marketing claims, investor forums, and opaque performance reports. It is rarely comparable, often selectively framed, and almost never normalized across platforms.
Fee structures are non-standard
Platforms disclose fees in different layers, under different labels, at different stages — making honest comparison nearly impossible without normalization.
Performance claims aren't audited
Headline IRRs are often modeled, unrealized, or aggregated in ways that obscure the gap between marketing performance and realized investor outcomes.
Filings change quietly
Amendments, fundraising shifts, and disclosure changes happen continuously — but rarely surface in research that's written once and left static.
AltStreet structures this information into a unified intelligence layer — so investors can compare what platforms actually do, not just what they say.
A structured intelligence layer, built on four pillars.
AltStreet aggregates, normalizes, and analyzes fragmented private market data — and structures it into something investors can actually use.
Research
Forensic, evidence-backed platform analysis.
Reviews built on primary sources — offering documents, financial statements, and operational disclosures — not marketing claims or sponsored takes.
Data Intelligence
Primary-source ingestion at scale.
Form D filings, amendment monitoring, fundraising trajectories, exit tracking, and fee normalization piped directly from SEC EDGAR and platform disclosures.
Comparative Infrastructure
Normalized cross-platform analysis.
Fee structures, liquidity terms, and return claims standardized so platforms can be measured side-by-side instead of through dissimilar marketing language.
Evidence Layer
Every claim traceable to a source.
Filing-linked metrics, confidence levels, and analyst verification trails — so investors can see what's documented, what's inferred, and what's still unknown.
How AltStreet analyzes a platform.
Every review pulls from five layers of evidence — so each conclusion is anchored to something verifiable, not inferred from marketing surface.
The result: a verdict that you can trace back to its source — not a star rating dropped on a marketing summary.
View full evaluation frameworkEvery metric on AltStreet is traceable to one of these source types — no aggregator scraping, no marketing-deck citations.
Featured Alternative Asset Categories
Forensic research and platform analysis across emerging and established alternative investment categories.
Carbon & Climate Finance
Carbon removal credits, voluntary markets, nature-based assets, and climate yield instruments.
AI Infrastructure & Compute
Compute tokens, decentralized GPU marketplaces, staking rewards, and AI infrastructure REITs.
Tokenized Real-World Assets
On-chain treasuries, tokenized private credit, RWA platforms, and stablecoin yield vehicles.
Private Credit & RBF
Private credit platforms, revenue-based financing, invoice factoring, and specialty lenders.
Litigation Finance
Commercial litigation funds, law firm financing, pre-settlement funding, and tokenized legal claims.
Mineral Rights & Royalties
Oil and gas royalties, mineral rights funds, lease structures, and public royalty trusts.
Research that updates when the filings do.
Private market data is not static. Filings get amended. Disclosures shift. Fundraising trajectories accelerate or stall. Liquidity terms tighten. Realized outcomes deviate from marketed projections.
AltStreet monitors these changes continuously and surfaces what materially affects an investment — so a review written in March doesn't quietly become misleading by August.
What this actually looks like.
A representative finding from AltStreet's platform analysis — the kind of evidence-backed insight that turns a marketed headline into a verifiable picture.
AltStreet's exit analysis of verified farmland realizations found IRRs ranging from 9.4% to 30.3% across documented exits — a dispersion the platform's headline marketing language flattens into a single average.
Illustrative finding for editorial purposes. Specific IRR values and dispersion ranges vary by platform, vintage, and verification method. AltStreet platform reviews disclose underlying sources and confidence levels for every cited metric.
Evidence over opinion. Sources over star ratings.
AltStreet builds the kind of due diligence layer that institutional allocators have always had — and that individual investors in private markets have never been able to access at scale.
Platform Reviews
Forensic analysis of 50+ alternative investment platforms
Deep Research
100+ articles with institutional-grade analysis
Data Intelligence
SEC ingestion, fee normalization, exit tracking
Evidence Layer
Filing-linked claims with verification trails
18 Alternative Asset Categories
From emerging categories like carbon markets and AI compute to established alternatives like private credit and farmland.
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Institutional investors already have this data. Retail investors in private markets typically don't. AltStreet closes the gap.
Platform Reviews
Forensic, filing-linked analysis of alternative investment platforms across all 18 categories
Compare Platforms
SEC-ingested fee, liquidity, and exit data — normalized across platforms for side-by-side analysis
Free Tools
GPU pricing comparison, AI infrastructure cost calculator, classic car IRR modeling, and more
The Briefing
One useful review, data point, or platform comparison each week. Built for investors who want the evidence.