Manhattan Crypto CapitalPRIVATE HEDGE FUNDMCC, the private hedge fund
eating superintelligence since 2013.
"Six thousand trades taught our machines what no back-test can."
Built to compound for generations. Engineered for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
Manhattan Crypto Capital is the private hedge fund of Manhattan Global Partners, the Khan family office. Permanent capital, a doctrine that does not bend to headlines, and the patience to let compounding do the work. Our edge is architecture, not prediction.
Thirteen years of live trading data.
Tracked publicly by a third party from 2013 to 2020 and held in-house since. Capital can be raised in a quarter. Experience cannot be bought. See the record
Five engines, one risk budget.
Digital assets, high-yield credit, public equities, commodities, and treasury, positioned for four supercycles: AI and compute, tokenization, energy and power, and monetary debasement.
Powered by AI agents. Governed by people.
Fifteen strategy agents, ten function agents, and one master agent, twenty-six in all, work around the clock. Named human officers hold final authority. AI is leverage, not authority.
Statements of ambition are aspirations and forward-looking statements, not predictions or guarantees.
A proven algorithmic track record since 2013. Older than almost every SI quant hedge fund in the world.
AI did not arrive here with a headline. It grew out of automated expert advisors that traded from 2013, were tracked publicly by Myfxbook, an independent third party, until 2020, and came to MCC with the 2018 acquisition of ARB Trader. After 2020 they were moved in-house and evolved into machine learning, and then into the AI agents that trade for MCC today.
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Expert advisors
Our first automated trading systems begin trading on live market data, tracked publicly by Myfxbook.
ARB Trader acquired
The London arbitrage firm is acquired with its systems, its trading data, and its community.
Machine learning and AI
The systems and records move in-house and the expert advisors evolve into machine learning and AI, inside one proprietary quantitative platform.
The Fund
Manhattan Crypto Fund LP files its Form D with the SEC and the doctrine is written into one risk budget.
An army of agents
Twenty-six AI agents including the master agent. Offensive agents hunt asymmetry, defensive agents guard the risk budget, and every agent is governed by regime and the five-cycle flywheel, answerable to named officers.
"Anyone can launch an AI fund this year. No one can launch one with thirteen years of machine trading data behind it."
Zaid Khan, Chairman and CEO
Track record figures are from a demonstration account. See the track record disclosure at the bottom of this page.
Built on doctrine, not on hype.
Manhattan Crypto Fund LP treats digital assets as a professionally risk-managed asset class, not a speculative bet. Four principles govern every decision.
Capital preservation first
Every decision begins with the question of loss, not gain. Upside is the consequence of discipline.
Signal over sentiment
Capital rotates on a 40-indicator regime model, not headlines. Crypto weight is variable, never permanent.
Yield as architecture
A 9 to 13% target income engine funds the carry of the growth engines and supplies the floor.
Probability, not certainty
Every thesis carries a base, a bear, and a stress case. We size for the case we fear.
Income targets are forward-looking and aspirational, not guarantees.
Five engines. Fifteen strategies. One risk budget.
Every strategy runs under its own AI agent. Capital rotates between the engines as the regime changes.
Crypto Markets
The principal source of asymmetric return.
Allocation bands are illustrative and not guaranteed. Realized allocations vary with the prevailing risk regime and may deviate materially from the figures shown.
Every agent answers to the rotation.
An AI agent left alone chases whatever moved yesterday. Ours cannot, because capital rotates through five cycles, crypto, high-yield credit, public equities, commodities, and treasury management, and every agent's mandate is filtered through that rotation before a single order is considered. The regime decides where capital is allowed to live, and the agents decide only how to work inside it.
The regime signal
More than 40 indicators across volatility, liquidity, macro, flows, and price structure classify the market into one of five states, from Deep Risk-On to Deep Risk-Off.
The rotation
The regime sets each cycle's allocation band. An agent working in a cycle that is out of favor sees its capital shrink toward the floor, automatically.
The risk budget
Every proposal is checked against one budget and its per-engine variance limits. A breach forces reduction, without debate.
The master agent
Agents check each other, and the master agent reconciles the fleet to the rotation and the doctrine.
Human authority
Named officers hold final say. The machines carry the coverage. The people carry the accountability.
Illustrative simulation and posture by regime. Not live data. Realized allocations vary with prevailing conditions and may deviate materially. Not a guarantee of any allocation or result.
Closed by design.
Manhattan Crypto Fund LP filed its Form D in 2022. Manhattan Crypto Capital is private and closed. It is not raising capital and does not accept investor funds.
What we make public is our research. Fund terms are set out in the Fund's governing documents.
- Vehicle
- Manhattan Crypto Fund LP
- General Partner
- Manhattan Crypto Capital LLC
- Parent
- Manhattan Global Partners, family office
- Structure
- Private fund, Reg D 506(c)
- SEC EDGAR
- CIK 0001924586
- Exclusions
- Sections 3(c)(1) and 3(c)(7)
Drawdown is a constraint, not an outcome.
"Preserve capital first."
Institutional capital underwrites risk, not just return. At Manhattan Crypto Capital the first and largest position we manage is not a trade. It is the drawdown.
We manage risk. Upside is the byproduct.
Risk management is not a department beside the strategy. It is the strategy. We focus on the downside, and the upside follows.
In the most recent cycle, while the crypto market fell by as much as 80%, our realized drawdown held within roughly 6% to 12% in the worst-case periods. Cash flow from private credit and treasury management held the portfolio near flat and left us on heavy cash, waiting to redeploy.
Peak-to-trough drawdown, most recent crypto cycle. The MCC figure is the realized worst-case range. Illustrative comparison.
Figures reflect proprietary capital, are historical and may be unaudited, and are not indicative of future results. Drawdown and return targets are conservative design parameters, not guarantees. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
One risk budget. Four lines of defense.
Every engine and every strategy operates inside a single, quantitatively enforced risk budget, so a decline in the Crypto Engine does not become a decline in the portfolio. Risk is governed by pre-committed rule, not by discretion in the moment.
Regime de-risking
The 40-indicator engine cuts crypto and public-equity weight toward the floor on a confirmed risk-off transition, before the drawdown deepens.
Income and ballast
Credit cash flow keeps arriving, while commodities and treasury hold or rise as the growth engines are trimmed.
Daily VaR and liquidity
95th and 99th-percentile VaR and CVaR, with assets tiered by exit liquidity so the Fund is never a forced seller.
Hard protocols
Pre-committed NAV thresholds and a weekly kill switch force automatic de-risking, regardless of conviction.
Risk parameters are design intentions, not guarantees. A breach of any engine-level limit forces an automatic reduction.
Every limit, governed.
Each strategy agent is checked by the others and reports to a master agent, which answers to the Chief Risk Officer function and the human fund manager, who hold final authority. Function agents for investment, risk, operations, finance, compliance, technology, and investor relations augment each office. The agents monitor, analyze, and draft. The officers decide.
Leverage is measured, never assumed.
Our crypto book is traded by MCC SI, short for super intelligence (SI), our proprietary trading intelligence layer, which reads the market on six timeframes at once. The doctrine holds a structural long bias while the macro thesis holds, uses shorts only as insurance, and measures every position against its liquidation buffer before it is placed.
MCC SI Trading
Top-down analysis from the monthly to the 15-minute chart, with patterns confirmed only by a close and by Fibonacci, Smart Money, and Wyckoff confluence.
Signal layer, Engines I and IIIQuantitative Leverage Trading
Perpetual futures on Bitcoin and Ether, sized by notional-to-equity and liquidation distance, never by the exchange setting. No new buying inside a 20 percent margin-call distance.
Perpetual futures, Engine IThe paired hedge
Long and short held together. The short is insurance that builds equity in a drawdown, recycled into longs at our acquisition zones.
Bitcoin and Ether onlyFat-tail controls
Correlated Monte Carlo paths estimate liquidation probability, VaR, and CVaR for the whole book before any order is placed.
Whole bookNo score, no trade.
Every setup is scored from 1 to 100 before capital moves. A setup without asymmetric risk and reward is logged as no trade, and the desk waits.
Futures and leveraged trading carry a high risk of loss, including total loss of margin. Controls describe the desk's methodology and reduce, but do not remove, the risk of loss. Descriptions are not a record of results or a recommendation to trade.
Thirteen risks. Watched every second.
Every principal risk sits on the radar, mapped to the controls built to contain it. The sweep never stops.
Summary only and not exhaustive. Controls are designed to mitigate, not eliminate, risk. Investing involves risk, including the possible loss of all principal. Full risk factors are set out in the Fund's governing documents.
The rules the market runs on.
Risk management extends beyond the portfolio. On FinTech.TV, Manhattan Crypto Capital examines where global crypto regulation is heading, and what recent failures make plain about the need for oversight.
The research desk, open to all.
"Institutional-grade research, given to the public for free."
This is where we publish. Market breakdowns, macro and crypto notes, the risk framework, and our research and mandates. No paywall, no signup wall, no fee.
How we do our research.
Our research is a process, and each category below is one stage of it. It begins with the investment thesis, moves through quantitative research, analysis, and due diligence, and ends in the investment mandate approved by named human officers. As we publish, the work appears here, free and without a paywall.
What we believe and why, with the conditions that would prove us wrong.
Library → Stage 02, DiscoverQuantitative ResearchEach thesis tested against live data to develop and validate signals.
Library → Stage 03, EvaluateQuantitative AnalysisExpected return, volatility, and the risk an opportunity adds to the book.
Library → Stage 04, ValidateQuantitative Due DiligenceThe independent second look, with the assumptions stress tested.
Library → Stage 05, ExecuteInvestment MandateEntries, exits, sizing, and risk limits. Where a decision becomes discipline.
Library → Press, CommunicateIn the PressFirm announcements and media coverage, shared when a milestone warrants it.
Library →The latest research.
Get the research first.
Subscribe once and every paper comes to you, weekly, monthly, and quarterly. No fee, no obligation, and you can leave at any time.
Research is educational only. It is not investment, financial, legal, or tax advice, and it is not an offer or a solicitation of any security.
The full archive. Free and open.
Every thesis, signal, analysis, due diligence report, mandate, and press item we publish, in one place. Filter by stage, then open any report to read it in full.
Research is educational only. It is not investment, financial, legal, or tax advice, and it is not an offer or a solicitation of any security. Hypothetical results are research only.
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Research is educational only. It is not investment, financial, legal, or tax advice, and it is not an offer or a solicitation of any security. Hypothetical results are research only.
An engineer who lost everything, then re-engineered himself.
This is the story of Zaid Khan, Managing Partner of Manhattan Global Partners, our family office, and Chairman and CEO of Manhattan Crypto Capital, our private hedge fund. The doctrine this firm runs on was not written in a boardroom. It was forged in a life. His.
Zaid Khan. Three acts, one life.
The origin, the reckoning, and the proof.
The self-taught engineer from humble beginnings
Born in New York City and raised in humble beginnings, Zaid was the child who took machines apart to rebuild them better. Through ADHD and dyslexia he learned with his hands, graduated top of his class at Alfred E. Smith, and became a self-taught engineer when hardship cut his engineering degree short. At home, a banker mother and a father in finance made markets the language of the family table, and with his first summer paychecks he bought Microsoft while his friends bought an Xbox.
He was building portfolios before he could legally sign for one.
The builder who served, fell, and refused to quit
As a teenager he joined Steamfitters Local 638, learned under a mentor who owned a boiler company, and went on to build his own mechanical-contracting company, winning multimillion-dollar public and private contracts across New York City. Then 2016 took almost all of it. An accident cost him his leg below the knee, his business partner passed away, and he was forced to sell the company he had spent his youth building.
He was an engineer who suddenly had to re-engineer the one thing he had never taken apart. Himself.
The comeback, engineered into a firm
From a hospital bed he went back to the markets. In 2018 he acquired ARB Trader, whose automated expert advisors had been publicly tracked since 2013, evolved them into machine learning and AI after 2020, and grew $1.1 million invested into a business independently valued at $24 million within five years. Through Manhattan Global Investments he gained experience across more than $4.5 billion in public and private deals, delivered market analysis on CNBC Arabia, and in 2022 Manhattan Crypto Fund LP filed its Form D under the doctrine he wrote.
The capital was never the goal. It was the proof that the discipline worked.
Biographical statements describe Mr. Khan's personal history prior to and separate from Manhattan Crypto Fund LP. Any personal results referenced are historical, are not those of the Fund, and are not indicative of the Fund's future results. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
On the floor, on the stage, at the table.
With the legendary Peter Tuchman on the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange, and at conferences, galas, and boardrooms from New York to the Emirates Palace. Select a photo to view it full size.
On the record, on the screen.
The boy who watched CNBC at the family table went on to deliver market analysis on it. A selection of Zaid's appearances on CNBC Arabia.
Zaid means increase.
In Arabic, the name Zaid means growth, abundance, and increase, and his mission is to increase the lives he touches. Above everything he is a philanthropist, and Manhattan Crypto Capital is built to fund that purpose, an engine meant to keep generating capital for orphans across emerging countries long after he is gone.
"I take no credit for any of it. What I have been given is a gift from God, and a trust I am bound to deliver. Even in the darkest moments of my life, I felt Him with me, and I felt His guidance. He blessed me with a story more beautiful than anything I could have imagined or dreamed, and a success beyond anything I could have comprehended. From the streets of the toughest neighborhoods in the Bronx to Wall Street, the financial capital of the world, the hand that carried me was never only my own. He has been my guidance and my protector, my Savior, and the One who entrusted me with everything I hold. So I give it back. I am dedicating the rest of my life to philanthropy, and I carry a special place in my heart for orphans. That is a story for another day."
Zaid Khan
A named team, accountable for every decision.
Zaid Khan is the SEC Form D named executive officer, director, and promoter of the General Partner. The Fund is led by a named human team, and AI agents augment each function under their direction. The agents analyze and draft. The officers decide.
Zaid Khan
Strategy, investment oversight, fund governance, and capital allocation. Architect of the five-engine framework.
Taj Sawh
Operations, infrastructure, and fund administration across the platform.
Geeta Ramotar
Investment and platform oversight within the leadership team.
Jennifer Glick
Fund management and trading oversight within the leadership team.
Anjum Malik
Founding partner, investor, and long-time mentor, advising on partnership governance and strategic development.
Eight offices. One discipline.
Manhattan Crypto Capital operates from New York, with a presence across the world's financial centers.
The children come first.
"The children come first. It is the purpose of our house."
A dream I have carried since I was a child. Pointed at the children the world forgets, and funded by the discipline of a hedge fund.
It began with a child who was believed in.
Teachers, mentors, and parents saw in me what I could not yet see in myself, and that belief built the life that followed. I have watched good people build orphanages, then watched those places fall silent when a founder passed or a program ended. The child inherits the loss.
So this is not a donation drive, and it is not a foundation that lives and dies with its founder. It is an institution engineered to outlast me by a hundred years and more.
To rehabilitate and reinvent the world's forgotten orphanages into self-sufficient institutions of opportunity, and to fund them in perpetuity, so that no child's future ever again depends on one person's lifetime.
We do not build orphanages. We reinvent them.
The problem is not money. It is permanence. The homes already exist, so we begin with dignity, housing, clean water, medical care, and food, then build four pillars on top that turn a forgotten home into a self-sufficient engine of opportunity.
Power
Off-grid renewable energy. Electricity is the first key, and it unlocks every other one.
Internet
Advanced connectivity brings the entire world into a village that a map forgot.
Access
A computer in a child's hands turns that connection into a university without walls.
Empowerment
Mentorship from people who have already built it, plus capital to back first ventures.
We will never raise a dollar. We do not have to.
We intend to direct 30 percent of the General Partner's share of fund profits, in perpetuity, to this mission. Not goodwill when it is convenient. A promise built to outlive us.
Housing, water, sanitation, and medical clinics
Off-grid power, internet, and devices
Curriculum, entrepreneurship, and equipment
Capital into their first ventures
The network, programs, and coordination
The buffer that makes it last for centuries
The thirty percent commitment, measured on the General Partner's share of fund profits, is a governance intention to be codified in the Fund's operating and partnership agreements. Allocations are illustrative, depend on realized profit, will be refined with counsel, advisors, and on-the-ground assessment, and are not a guarantee. Nothing here is an offer of any security or a solicitation of funds.
Bring us the home the world forgot.
If you run, support, or know an orphanage anywhere in the world, register it here. Tell us where it is and what it needs, and we will begin building a plan. There is no cost, and there never will be.
You can also write to us directly at info@manhattancrypto.capital. Child safeguarding is paramount, and we never publish or request identifying information about individual children.
Registering an organization creates no contract or obligation and is not a guarantee of funding or placement. We review every submission and respond as capacity allows. Information is used only to assess and plan support.
We do not need your money. We need you.
We are not asking for a donation. We are asking for sixty minutes of your time, once a week. Whatever you have built or survived, a child somewhere can grow from it, and we will match you with a child whose future you are uniquely built to shape.
Applying to mentor creates no contract or obligation. All mentors are reviewed and may be asked to complete background verification. All contact with children takes place through supervised program channels. Child safeguarding is paramount.
Legal notice. This page describes a philanthropic mission and intended commitment of Manhattan Crypto Capital and its principals. The intention to direct thirty percent of the General Partner's share of fund profits to orphan-focused programs is a governance intention to be codified in the Fund's operating and partnership agreements, depends on realized profit, and is not a guarantee. Descriptions of programs, allocations, and development phases are illustrative and will be refined with counsel, advisers, and on-the-ground assessment. This page is for informational purposes only. It is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security, and it is not a solicitation of charitable funds from the public. No member, officer, or affiliate of Manhattan Crypto Capital is registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as an investment adviser, and nothing here is financial, investment, legal, or tax advice. Child safeguarding is paramount, and we do not collect, request, or publish identifying information about individual children. SEC EDGAR CIK 0001924586.
The research is open. The capital is private.
"Know us for the research. Trust us for the discipline."
We do not ask for capital, and we never will. We publish our work and let it speak. This is where institutions, the press, and our readers stay close to it.
We publish the thinking others keep private.
Most funds share little, and only after the fact. Our mandates are formed by the desk, stress-tested by our quantitative team and agents, and approved by named human officers of the General Partner, and then we publish them. We publish strategies and allocation weights, never position sizes, AUM, or balances.
The Investment Mandate
The full mandate, as approved by the named officers.
Strategies and Weights
The strategies we run and their allocation percentages.
Rotation and Regime Reports
The regime read, and where capital moves across the engines.
The Risk Framework
Our risk discipline and the analysis behind it, in full.
Everything published is for educational and transparency purposes only. It is not investment, financial, legal, or tax advice, and it is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. We do not provide personalized investment advice. Your circumstances differ from ours. Do your own research.
Institutional research, given away.
Subscribe once and the research comes to you. Weekly market breakdowns, a deeper monthly macro and crypto note, and a quarterly research paper, plus commentary when a market move genuinely warrants it.
No trading signals, no tips, and no personalized advice. Research and education only.
Institutions and press, on record.
Manhattan Crypto Fund LP filed its Form D in 2022. Manhattan Crypto Capital is private and closed. It is not raising capital and does not accept investor funds.
What we do keep is a careful record of the institutions, journalists, and principals who write to us. It is correspondence, not an application, and it is never a path to an allocation.
Nothing on this page is an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security. The Fund is private and closed and does not accept investor funds. Placing a note on record does not create an investor, advisory, or other relationship. Any securities offering, if one ever occurred, would be made only through definitive offering documents to verified eligible investors.
A room you would want to be in.
Private, in-person research gatherings where markets, technology, and regulation are discussed with sophisticated principals from around the world. Hosted in Dubai and Abu Dhabi to date, and going global. Invitations are extended at our sole discretion.
Annual Research Gala
Our year in research and the year ahead, under one roof.
Research Briefing
A working session on the doctrine, the engines, and the process.
Private Roundtable
A closed-door discussion with invited principals.
GP Private-Markets Gathering
Where private-market and deal relationships are built.
Invitations are extended at the sole discretion of Manhattan Crypto Capital, are not tied to subscribing, are not guaranteed, and are not transferable. Gatherings are research and networking events, not investor meetings. Attendance is not an offer or solicitation of any security and creates no investor relationship.
What readers ask.
Straight answers, in plain English.
What makes Manhattan Crypto Capital different from other hedge funds?
How we share. Most funds reveal little. We publish our research, our mandates, our strategies, and our allocation weights, and we give our institutional research to the public for free. We never publish position sizes, AUM, or balances.
How does the Fund use AI agents?
The Fund is AI-native, under human authority. AI agents run research, signal generation, risk monitoring, and execution planning around the clock inside a hard-coded risk budget. Named human officers hold final authority over every decision.
Is any of this investment advice?
No. We do not provide personalized investment advice. Everything we publish is educational and describes what we are doing inside our own private hedge fund. Nothing on this site is a recommendation to buy or sell any security.
Are you registered with the SEC as an investment adviser?
No. No member, officer, or affiliate of Manhattan Crypto Capital is registered with the SEC as an investment adviser. Our 2022 Form D is an exempt-offering notice under Regulation D, which is not investment-adviser registration.
If you publish your mandates, can I copy your trades?
You can read everything for education, but you should not treat it as a signal to copy. Our mandate is built for our own book, our risk budget, and our time horizon, and your circumstances differ from ours. Do your own research, and consult your own professionals.
Is the Fund open to new investors?
No. The Fund is private and closed and does not solicit capital.
Who actually manages the capital?
The General Partner, Manhattan Crypto Capital LLC, manages the capital, and all investment activity runs through it. The identities of its partners remain private.
How is my data handled when I subscribe?
We use your details only to send you research. You can unsubscribe at any time. Our privacy policy sets out the full detail.
The institutional record.
Our thinking, our structure, and our governance, in one place, and four desks that reach the people who own the work.
Research and strategy
White PaperThe doctrine and architecture Investment DoctrineThe rules we do not break Research ArchiveAll published researchDocuments not yet published online are available on request at legal@manhattancrypto.capital. Research and strategy documents are educational and are not an offer or a solicitation. The Fund is not raising capital and is not conducting an offering.
Write to the desk.
For the press, institutions, speaking invitations, research questions, and legal matters. We read every note. We do not solicit or accept capital through this channel, or any other.
Reach the people who own the work.
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Manhattan Crypto Capital comprises Manhattan Crypto Fund LP (the "Fund") and its General Partner, Manhattan Crypto Capital LLC. No member, officer, or affiliate of Manhattan Crypto Capital is registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission as an investment adviser. The Fund's 2022 filing on Form D is an exempt-offering notice under Regulation D and is not investment-adviser registration. The General Partner relies on applicable exemptions from registration. We do not provide personalized investment advice. Our research is educational. Using this website creates no advisory, fiduciary, or other relationship of any kind.
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Descriptions of AI agents describe the firm's operating model. References to MCC SI mean super intelligence (SI), our proprietary trading intelligence layer, and describe proprietary software, not a claim of general intelligence. AI agents run research, signal generation, risk monitoring, and execution planning, and operate under the authority and accountability of named human officers, who retain final decision-making authority. Agent visualizations are illustrative and do not display live data, positions, or performance.
Performance and track record
The Myfxbook record referenced on this website is a demonstration account that came to the firm with the 2018 acquisition of ARB Trader. It was copy-traded by traders around the world and was tracked publicly from 2013 to 2020. Its statistics, including gain, win rates, pips, profit factor and maximum drawdown, are shown as published by Myfxbook, and its average drawdown is calculated by MCC from the published equity curve. They document the history of the firm's technology, are not the performance of Manhattan Crypto Fund LP, and demonstration account results may differ from live results. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Track-record information is historical, comes from a demonstration account as described in the track record disclosure, may be unaudited, and is not indicative of future results. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Investing involves risk, including the possible loss of all principal. Digital assets are highly volatile and may not be suitable for all investors.
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International transfers
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Contact
Questions or requests may be directed to legal@manhattancrypto.capital.
SEC Form D Filing
Our filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
On the record
Manhattan Crypto Fund LP is on record with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. In 2022 the Fund filed a Notice of Exempt Offering of Securities on Form D under Regulation D, Rule 506(c), of the Securities Act of 1933.
↗View the filing on SEC EDGARCIK 0001924586, Form D, Regulation D 506(c)What Form D is, and what it is not
Form D is a brief notice that an issuer has sold, or intends to sell, securities in an offering that is exempt from full registration under Regulation D. It is a standard filing for private funds. It is not a registration of the securities, it is not an approval or endorsement by the SEC, and it is not registration as an investment adviser. The SEC does not pass on the merits of any offering noticed on Form D.
Rule 506(c) and the current status
Rule 506(c) permits general solicitation, but all purchasers in a 506(c) offering must be verified accredited investors. Manhattan Crypto Capital is private and closed. It is not raising capital, does not accept investor funds, and does not solicit capital.
No offer
This page is provided for informational and transparency purposes and is not an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any security. Any offering, if one ever occurred, would be made only through definitive offering documents to independently verified eligible investors.
Contact
Questions may be directed to legal@manhattancrypto.capital.