Private-market exposure, not listed stock. There are no public shares to buy, so any allocation here is illiquid: it cannot be sold on an exchange, it is valued only at funding rounds rather than daily, and capital is returned only if and when a liquidity event occurs. It also sits under an unusual capped-profit governance structure. Treat it as long-horizon venture capital, sized accordingly.
There is no public ticker and no exchange on which to sell. A pre-IPO allocation is valued only when a new funding round prices it, which can be a year or more apart, so the figure you see between rounds is an estimate rather than a market price. Capital is returned only at a liquidity event — an IPO or an acquisition — and there is no guaranteed date for one, or guarantee that one happens at all. Size this position as money you can leave untouched.
Four ways to hold this position. The tier you choose sets the minimum, the holding period, and how actively the allocation is managed.
Thematic entry exposure. Your capital tracks this name inside the wider AI basket rather than as a standalone holding, which spreads single-company risk.
Deposit at ExplorerA direct weighting. The allocation is concentrated in this specific name, so performance tracks the company rather than the basket average.
Deposit at AcceleratorA concentrated position with quarterly rebalancing and access to the desk research note published on this name each quarter.
Deposit at FrontierLong-horizon capital. Suited to pre-IPO and early-stage exposure where the position is illiquid and the return, if any, is realised at a liquidity event.
Deposit at Venture