A private fund that publishes every number
The Blockchain Gravity Fund is the founder's own money, traded at his discretion with leverage. Its limits can't be changed without public notice. Every position, the exchange account and each day's net asset value are public and signed.
Nothing here is offered or sold. The fund holds only the founder's own money. No security, token or interest in it is available to anyone, and no future offering is promised. Nothing on this page is investment advice or a solicitation. "BGX" is the name of the published net asset value series. It is an index that starts at 1.000 at the first deposit. It is not a token and nobody can hold it. We publish the record so anyone can check it.
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The series starts at the first deposit. The account is already public, and the ledger reads it every five minutes. Until money arrives, every reading is zero, and we publish it as zero.
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| Limit | Value | Now | How it's enforced |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gross leverage on the whole book | 3× | Measured by the ledger on every reading. Any breach is published by name the same day. | |
| Share of net assets in one asset, stablecoins excluded | 30% | Measured by the ledger. | |
| Drawdown at which leverage is cut to 1× | −10% | A published ledger rule. It can only be loosened after a 72-hour public delay. | |
| Where money can go | Listed venues only | — | An on-chain policy on the vault, once the vault exists. New destinations wait 72 hours in public. |
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- The account
Hyperliquid's public info API returns positions, account value, deposits and fills for any address. You can rebuild the equity curve from the exchange's data instead of ours.- The snapshots
- Each day's reading is a JSON file, signed with the fund's key, that includes the previous day's hash. series.json · live.json · public key · one day: /fund/days/YYYY-MM-DD.json.
- The verifier
- bgr-fund verify --data-dir <a copy of the files> --address <the account> recomputes every hash, checks every signature and the hash chain, and compares the latest day with the exchange. Its source code is in the Terminal's repository.
- Anchoring
- Each day's hash is written to Base in a zero-value transaction whose data field holds the day and the hash. The daily table links to each one. The hash chain and signatures already protect the record. The anchor means anyone with a block explorer can spot a later edit.