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While the SEC has not currently approved a spot crypto ETF, Amun Capital Finance believes its SEC-reporting Products present a strong case for conversion when permitted by the U.S. regulatory environment.
In connection with ETF conversion, products would have ongoing creation and redemptions, and the arbitrage mechanism inherent to ETFs would effectively eliminate premiums and discounts to the value of their underlying assets.
*We use the generic term “ETF” to refer to exchange-traded investment vehicles, including those that are required to register under the Investment Company Act of 1940, as amended (the “‘40 Act”), as well as other exchange-traded products, or “ETPs”, which are not subject to the registration requirements of the ‘40 Act.
Products at this stage
Amun Capital Finance pioneered obtaining public quotations for unrestricted shares of our private placements. This provides liquidity to existing private placement investors by allowing them to continue to hold their shares in their brokerage account or sell them through their broker in the public market.
This also allows all investors —accredited or not — to access Amun Capital Finance products through certain brokerage or retirement accounts, regardless of investment size or holding period.
Due to the lack of an ongoing redemption program, publicly traded shares may trade premiums or discounts to the value of their underlying assets.
Products at this stage
Amun Capital Finance Products are the first SEC-reporting companies in the industry. The requirements of being SEC-reporting exceed the standard of reporting already met by these Products as OTC Markets public quotations, including heightened levels of disclosure to offer even greater transparency for investors, and subjects the Products to additional regulatory oversight.
This also reduces the initial one year holding period of the private placement to six months.
Products at this stage
While the SEC has not currently approved a spot crypto ETF, Amun Capital Finance believes its SEC-reporting Products present a strong case for conversion when permitted by the U.S. regulatory environment.
In connection with ETF conversion, products would have ongoing creation and redemptions, and the arbitrage mechanism inherent to ETFs would effectively eliminate premiums and discounts to the value of their underlying assets.
*We use the generic term “ETF” to refer to exchange-traded investment vehicles, including those that are required to register under the Investment Company Act of 1940, as amended (the “‘40 Act”), as well as other exchange-traded products, or “ETPs”, which are not subject to the registration requirements of the ‘40 Act.
