Confidential Investor Presentation · March 2026 · Vol. I · No. 01

Capturing structural mispricing
in late-stage crypto.

A disciplined secondary strategy in crypto infrastructure.

Keystone Capital acquires late-stage category leaders below last-round pricing — through direct sourcing, information advantage, and execution where most capital cannot transact.

Capital Reached $0 Soft-circled commitments
Capital Invested $0 Deployed across core positions
Realized MOIC 0 GP track record · seed to Series B
Net IRR · 2023 0 Private ventures portfolio
Institutional infrastructure
  • Deloitte
  • Copper
  • Coinbase
  • BGP
  • ADGM
  • Cayman Islands
“We acquire scarcity — late-stage category leaders in crypto infrastructure — at a discount, before the market converges.”
Filipp Colesnikov · Managing Partner
I. Thesis

A repeatable edge built on
structural dislocation.

As more category leaders stay private longer, the late-stage secondary market expands as the primary liquidity channel. Three structural advantages compound at every entry.

01

Discount Capture

Entry below last-round valuation creates embedded upside at purchase. Liquidity-driven sellers create episodic supply at meaningful discounts to primary pricing.

Entry vs. last primary round
80–85%
02

Information Advantage

Private access, cap-table context, and operator-level network reduce uncertainty. We see what bilateral platforms cannot.

Target holding period
3–4 yrs
03

Complexity Premium

Transfer gates, ROFR coordination, carry net-off, and common-stock aggregation narrow the buyer universe. Difficulty becomes pricing power.

Core portfolio positions
10–15
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Full thesis & market opportunity.

The structural dislocation behind late-stage crypto secondaries — fragmented supply, episodic selling, value accrual by layer, and the narrowing direct-competition set.

II. Track Record

Proven execution across
secondary markets.

Anchored by a representative direct transaction on a top crypto exchange — $5M entry at ~$4B valuation, 2.2× partial exit, capital fully returned, significant remaining position with IPO upside.

Direct Cap Table · December 2024 Crypto Exchange · Top 5
Entry $5M · $19.5 PPS ~$4B valuation
Partial Exit $5M · $43 PPS ~2.2× cash-on-cash · capital returned
Remaining ~$6M held IPO scenario ~5× vs. entry · ~$20B potential
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Private Ventures IRR · 2023
4.0× MOIC
0
Private Ventures IRR · 2024
2.4× MOIC
0
Total Realized MOIC
CoinList portfolio · 6.1×
0
Investments · Seed → Series B
DPI 1.0× · capital fully returned
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Strategy, fund parameters & institutional setup.

Closed-end vehicle with a calibrated liquidity sleeve. Cayman LP. SPV-by-deal structure. Deloitte audit. Copper & Coinbase custody. The mechanics behind the discipline.

III. Preliminary Deal Flow

Category leaders, identified
early.

Kalshi

Regulated Prediction Infrastructure
Series E Valuation
$11B
2025 Revenue
$1B+
YoY Volume Growth
29×
Gross Margin
90%+

Tether

Global Stablecoin Liquidity Layer
Users
500M+
Issuances
$2T
Market Share
~61%
U.S. Treasuries Rank
18th

Polymarket

Category-leading Prediction Network
Current Valuation
$11.6B
2025 Volume
$22B
Market Share
42–47%
Strategic Inv.
$2B · ICE
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Portfolio, track record & execution.

The full track record — 48% IRR · 4.0× MOIC vintage. Augmented screening from 10,000+ startups to two candidates. Sourcing channels, diligence pillars, and the live deal flow in full detail.

General Partnership

Deep experience in
high-stakes crypto markets.

Two principals. One specialized mandate. Twenty-five+ investments across crypto infrastructure, structured by a partnership that has operated through every market cycle since 2017.

Meet the Partners
GP Commitment1–1.5%
Fund VehicleCayman Islands LP
AuditorDeloitte
CustodyCopper · Coinbase
JurisdictionsADGM · Cayman Islands
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Available to qualified institutional investors and family offices. Minimum commitment $500K · 20–30% target net IRR · 2.5–4.0× target gross MOIC.