Vehicle I

BTC on BTC Yield

Bitcoin income for families who want fluency without becoming a trading desk.

Collateralized institutional lending and basis-style trades designed to compound BTC exposure with explicit risk boundaries.

Public scope

Public materials can describe the collateral framework, the risk posture, and the reason this sleeve exists. They should not imply live borrower pipelines or realized performance.

Public: mandate rationale, collateral policy, and monitoring posture

Qualified: sleeve-specific materials and diligence path

Private: live counterparties, trade detail, and family-specific reporting

Mandate contract

Where this sleeve belongs and what keeps it legible.

Each mandate page should behave like a controlled public memo: who it is for, what governs it, and what remains outside the public layer.

Best fit

Who this sleeve is built for.

  • Families already comfortable holding Bitcoin but unwilling to warehouse unsecured counterparty risk
  • Allocators who want BTC-denominated return rather than fiat framing
  • Investors who expect institutional controls, not crypto theater

Guardrails

What must stay true.

  • 140% minimum initial collateral ratio
  • 125% maintenance threshold and 118% forced liquidation trigger
  • 10-15% max exposure to any single counterparty
  • BTC, cash, and short-dated Treasuries only as approved collateral

Positioning note

Why this sleeve belongs inside the platform.

This is the most operationally mature sleeve and the clearest first proof point for families who already know the manager through Bitcoin.

Access boundary

Public proof stops before private operating detail begins.

Families should understand exactly what this page is allowed to say before they ask for sleeve-specific materials.

Public: mandate rationale, collateral policy, and monitoring posture

Qualified: sleeve-specific materials and diligence path

Private: live counterparties, trade detail, and family-specific reporting

Operating cadence

Quiet process over product theater.

Families should know how the sleeve is monitored before they ever ask for private reporting.

Real-time collateral monitoring

Sleeve-specific reporting and exposure views

Position discipline before yield maximization