Keystone — Concentrated Conviction

R4

Directional

Concentrated Conviction

Keystone

$286.4M deployed,

marked at 1.62× on cost

Epoch 01

Open since 4 June 2026

Holdings · 10

  • Anduril

  • Groq

  • Perplexity

  • Ramp

  • Mistral

  • Figure

  • Harvey

  • Cerebras

  • Vercel

  • Physical Intelligence

Every position →
Mandate

Keystone holds exactly ten positions and $286.4M. The constraint is the strategy: to add an eleventh company the committee has to sell one of the ten first, and it has to say which, in public, on the epoch boundary.

Average position size is $28.6M, four times the House median. Concentration is what the vault is paid for — the ten names have been chosen from the same book everything else in the House draws on, and the vault's job is to be right about which ten. It has replaced two positions since Epoch 01.

Carrying Mark

1.62× on cost

Capital Deployed

$286.4M in this vault

Risk Tier

R4 · Directional

Capacity

84.2% of $340.0M

Members

84 allocating

Lead Exposure

Frontier at 31%

Lock-up

48 months

Capital deployed

$286.4M

Capacity

$340.0M

Carrying mark

1.62×

Members

84

Risk

Ten positions means a single write-down moves the vault. Keystone is marked at 1.62× and a total loss on its largest holding would take 11.4% off vault equity in one epoch. That number is published rather than modelled away, and it is recomputed every time the book changes.

There is no diversification defence here and the vault does not pretend otherwise. What it offers instead is disclosure: every entry, every exit and every reason is written to chain on the epoch it happens. 84 members hold Keystone, the fewest of any vault above $200M, and the 48-month lock-up means none of them can leave on a bad quarter.

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