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The first registered fund to issue its shares as tokens is, six years on, almost entirely its manager's own money.
“owned of record or beneficially 5% or more of the outstanding shares of the Fund”
KKR Private Equity Conglomerate's Third-Quarter Share Sales Fall 29% From a Year Earlier as Repurchases Rise to $60.2 Million
Brookfield Sponsor Transactions Accounted for 40% of Its Private Equity Fund's Class I NAV Gain
AltStreet Weekly Markets: Brookfield AI Infrastructure Fund Reports $5 Billion in Form D Sales
Masterworks Approves $2.45 Million Net Sale of Series 402's Yoshitomo Nara Painting
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SEC registration of ITC Advisory Services, LLC terminated (IAPD, CRD 339265).
The live terms still say it is registered. IAPD firm record: adviserinfo.sec.gov/firm/summary/339265.
“ITC Advisory is registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission”
Lender-ordered appraised prices at which eight Georgia houses passed from an affiliate to new Tirios series in September 2026, six months after the affiliate bought them from Landa series; $1,774,130 after seller credits.
The affiliate's purchase and renovation costs are not disclosed in any filing; a 4% acquisition fee ($73,160) was charged on the pre-credit prices.
“at their lender-ordered appraised values, for aggregate purchase prices of $1,829,000, less seller credits of $54,870, for an aggregate net purchase price of $1,774,130. The transfer prices were not negotiated at arm's length, and the difference between Tirios Atlas' cost basis in the properties and the transfer prices represents a benefit to an affiliate of our Manager. Each Georgia Series pays our Manager an Acquisition Fee equal to 4% of its purchase price, in the aggregate amount of $73,160.”
Distributions through May 31, 2026 in one circular: its Summary's 2025 and 2026 totals add up to $640,854 ($517,442 to Class A and B); its Securities section says $543,054.46 ($419,642.70 to Class A and B).
The Manager's Class C share agrees in both; the $97,800 gap is in what investors received. The audited statements give other figures again.
“As of May 31, 2026, the Company has made a total of $543,054.46 in distributions, $419,642.70 of which were made to Class A and Class B Unitholders and the remaining $123,411.76 distributed to the Manager”
What sits behind a vault token, in the company's words; the SPV, its documents and the operator are not named or published.
On chain, one wallet address is both mint authority and freeze authority of the miniGPU token (AltStreet Solana read, November 12, 2026).
“You, the investor, hold legal title. Each GPU is bound to an SPV (Special Purpose Vehicle) fully managed by Compute Labs. This SPV contracts with the operator managing the hardware.”
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