Private Investment Fund · Regulation D 506(c)
Long-Term Capital Stewardship
LegacyBlock is a risk-first investment firm compounding capital in dynamic markets. We pair institutional treasury practice with machine-learning research, liquidity provisioning and market-neutral arbitrage — pursuing asymmetric opportunity while protecting the downside.
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Legacyblock LLC Regulation D 506(c) · 3(c)(1) Managed by Hashamayim LLC Accredited Investors Only
Minimum Commitment
$100,000
Allocations above the minimum are agreed case by case.
Investor Eligibility
Accredited
Individuals, family offices and institutions, verified as Rule 506(c) requires.
Investor Portal
Avestor
Statements and position reporting in one place.
How Capital Works
01
Liquidity Provisioning
Capital deployed to support two-sided markets, earning transaction and liquidity fees rather than betting on direction. Positions are sized against depth and correlation, not conviction.
02
Market-Neutral Arbitrage
Pricing dislocations captured across venues and chains, hedged so the return does not depend on the market's direction. Every route is tested on our own capital first.
03
Machine-Learning Research
Models built on verifiable data — on-chain, orderbook, macro — validated walk-forward across bull, bear and dislocated regimes before any live deployment.
We Size the Loss Before the Trade
Capital preservation is a process, not a promise: dynamic exposure limits, position sizing against liquidity, correlation monitoring, and counterparty diligence on every venue and provider we touch. Returns are the consequence of surviving the months that remove other people from the market.
How the Fund Is Put Together
Legacyblock LLC is a private fund offered under Regulation D, Rule 506(c) and relying on the 3(c)(1) exclusion. Because the offering is 506(c), every investor's accredited status is verified — not self-certified.
- Fund Entity
- Legacyblock LLC
- Manager
- Hashamayim LLC
- Offering Exemption
- Regulation D, Rule 506(c) General solicitation permitted; accreditation verified.
- Fund Classification
- Section 3(c)(1) Limited number of beneficial owners.
- Investor Eligibility
- Accredited Investors Individuals, family offices and institutions.
- Verification
- Before Onboarding Identity, accreditation and source-of-funds review.
- Administration & Portal
- Avestor Statements and position reporting.
- Lock-Up
- One-Year Contract Twelve-month lock-in from the contract start date.
The Partners
Jonathan Park
Managing Partner
- Systematic trading and crypto since 2017
- Arbitrage across multiple market cycles
Strategy · Risk limits · Custody
Jonathan Park
Managing Partner
Jason Lee
Partner, Head of Capital Formation
- Fund manager and capital strategist
- Institutional and private capital raised
Capital formation · Investor relations
Jason Lee
Partner, Head of Capital Formation
Johnathan Sparks
Director of Client Relations
- Founder of real estate and investment firms
- Texas-based; serves on several boards
Real assets · Institutional relationships
Johnathan Sparks
Director of Client Relations
Kenny Cho
Partner, Director of Investment Operations
- Finance operations and process design
- Builds capital-flow and reporting systems
Operations · Reporting · Process integrity
Kenny Cho
Partner, Director of Investment Operations
What Investors Ask First
Who Can Invest?
Accredited investors, family offices and institutions. Because the fund is offered under Rule 506(c), accredited status must be verified with documentation — income, net worth, or a letter from a qualified third party — before an allocation is accepted.
What Is the Minimum Commitment?
The minimum commitment is $100,000. Allocations above the minimum are agreed case by case, and confirmed in the fund's documents.
What Are the Liquidity Terms?
Capital is committed under a one-year lock-in contract. Notice periods and redemption windows after that term are set out in the fund's documents and agreed in writing before the contract is signed.
What Are the Fees?
Compensation is structured as a profit-sharing distribution — we participate only alongside performance. Tiers differ for individual investors, institutions and fund managers, so terms are confirmed on a call and set out in full in the offering documents.
What Are the Main Risks?
Every strategy carries risk, and digital-asset markets are no exception — volatility, counterparty and exchange exposure, custody and regulatory change. A defined risk-mitigation framework governs how we size, hedge and monitor positions against those risks; we are glad to walk through it in detail on a call. Mitigation reduces risk; it does not remove the possibility of loss.
How Do I Get Started?
A conversation first, before any documents. If the fund suits your objectives and horizon, we move to accreditation verification, the fund's documents, and funding.
Open to Accredited Investors, by Introduction
Tell us your objectives and horizon. We will tell you plainly whether this fund suits them — and if it does not, we will say so.
Or email kenny.cho@legacyblock.xyz