No investment advice
Nothing on this website is investment, financial, legal, accounting, or tax advice, and nothing on it is a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any asset. The allocation framework, thesis, and commentary published here describe how Ari Integrated Holdings Inc. (“Ari”, “we”) manages its own treasury. They are not tailored to your circumstances, objectives, or risk tolerance, and they should not be relied on as a basis for any decision about your own money.
Nothing on this site is advice from Ari to you, and no reader should treat it as such. Before acting on anything you read here, consult your own independent advisers.
No offer or solicitation
Nothing on this website is an offer to sell, or a solicitation of an offer to buy, shares of Ari or any other security, token, fund, or financial instrument, in any jurisdiction. Any offering of Ari securities would be made only to eligible persons, only through definitive offering documents, and only where such an offering is lawful. Descriptions of the company’s strategy, allocation framework, governance, or leadership on this site are informational statements to existing and prospective stakeholders and are not terms of any offer.
Forward-looking statements
This website contains forward-looking statements: statements about a ten-year investment horizon, the expected role of each asset in the treasury, the development of the Harmony platform, and the possible future value of digital assets. Words such as “expect”, “target”, “plan”, “optionality”, “upside”, and “horizon” identify them.
Forward-looking statements are based on management’s current views and assumptions and are subject to risks and uncertainties, many of which are outside Ari’s control. Actual results may differ materially. We undertake no obligation to update any forward-looking statement, except as required by law.
Digital-asset risks
The treasury’s exposure is to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. These assets carry risks that are different from, and in several respects greater than, those of traditional securities.
- Volatility. Daily price moves of 10% or more are common. The value of any position can change materially between the date on which it is measured and the day you read about it.
- Drawdowns. Each of these assets has previously fallen by more than half from a prior peak, sometimes for years at a time. An investor must be prepared for the possibility of losing most or all of the value of a position.
- Regulatory. The legal treatment of digital assets, the funds that hold them, and the companies that hold those funds is unsettled and varies by jurisdiction. New laws, enforcement actions, tax rules, or accounting standards could adversely affect the value or the permissibility of the treasury’s holdings.
- Technological. Blockchain networks can suffer outages, consensus failures, contested upgrades, or exploits. Solana in particular has experienced network halts. A protocol-level fault could reduce the value of the underlying asset regardless of the ETF wrapper.
- Liquidity. In stressed markets, bids can disappear and spreads can widen sharply. Positions may not be saleable at the quoted price, or at all, at the moment liquidity is needed.
- Concentration. The treasury is concentrated in three correlated assets within a single emerging sector. It is not diversified in the way a conventional portfolio would be.
ETF wrapper risks
Ari obtains its exposure through exchange-traded funds rather than by holding tokens directly: ARKB (ARK 21Shares Bitcoin ETF) for Bitcoin, FETH (Fidelity Ethereum ETF) for Ethereum, FSOL (Franklin Solana ETF) for Solana. This choice simplifies custody and accounting, but it introduces risks of its own.
- Premiums and discounts. An ETF’s market price can trade above or below the value of the assets it holds, especially in fast or thinly traded markets. Any valuation of an ETF position reflects the ETF price, not the spot price of the underlying asset.
- Fees. Each fund charges an annual sponsor fee that is deducted from its assets. Over a ten-year horizon those fees compound and cause the fund to lag the underlying asset.
- Issuer and custodian risk. The funds depend on their sponsors, custodians, and authorized participants. A failure, fraud, or regulatory action at any of those parties, or a decision to liquidate a fund, could result in loss or forced disposal at an inopportune time.
- Tracking and structure. The funds may not perfectly track their reference prices, and some newer digital-asset ETFs, including Solana products, have short operating histories and relatively small asset bases.
- No direct ownership. Holding an ETF share is not the same as holding the token. Ari does not control private keys, cannot participate directly in network staking or governance through these positions, and is exposed to the fund’s terms rather than the protocol’s.
The funds are issued by their respective sponsors, not by Ari. Read each fund’s prospectus for a full description of its risks before drawing any conclusion from its appearance on this site.
Performance information
No performance information is published on the public website. The public pages, including the Thesis, describe strategy, allocation targets, and the qualitative criteria by which each asset is evaluated. They do not present historical returns, growth rates, valuations, or projections for any asset or for the treasury.
Past performance is not indicative of future results. Assets that have appreciated rapidly in the past have also suffered severe losses, and there is no assurance that any of these assets will appreciate over any period. The treasury’s own results will additionally reflect ETF fees, the timing of purchases, and any cash held in reserve. Nothing on this site is a forecast, a target return, or a promise of any kind.
Harmony platform
Harmony is Ari's internal technology platform for treasury research, risk analysis, and controlled strategy evaluation. It supports human decision-making and operates within defined governance and risk boundaries. It is an internal platform, not a product, service, or business line, and references to it on the Harmony page and elsewhere on this site are descriptive only.
- Research and analysis produced by the platform inform, but do not replace, the judgement of the board and executive team. Allocation, risk, and disclosure decisions rest with people.
- Analytical models can be wrong. Models fitted to past data may not describe future conditions, and software or data-feed faults can produce misleading output. Governance and risk boundaries reduce, but do not eliminate, the possibility of error.
- No statement about Harmony is a claim about revenue, cost savings, returns, or any other financial outcome, and no such outcome should be inferred from its description.
- There is no customer-facing product. Any future development of the platform remains under evaluation and may change or not proceed.
Accuracy and timeliness of information
The public pages of this site describe strategy and process only. They do not publish treasury values, holdings, cash, share counts, prices, or performance figures. Detailed treasury information is available to verified investors through the secure investor portal.
Treasury information shown to verified investors in the portal is manually sourced from internal reports and may not reflect current market prices. It is not fed from a live market or custodial source, and values may have changed materially since the date on which they were recorded. Do not rely on any figure in the portal as a current valuation.
We try to keep every page accurate, but the site may contain typographical errors, omissions, or information that has been superseded. Formal communications to shareholders are delivered through the investor portal and by email; where a statement on a public page conflicts with a formal communication, the formal communication governs. Company announcements are published on the Company Updates page.
Consult your advisers
Before making any decision that involves Ari, digital assets, or the funds described here, consult your own independent financial, legal, tax, and accounting advisers. Only they can assess whether such an exposure is suitable for you. Nothing on this site creates an adviser-client, fiduciary, or other professional relationship between you and Ari.
Contact
Questions about this disclaimer, or about any statement on the site, go to Mitchel Carson, Chief Technology Officer, at mitchelcarson@ariintegratedholdings.com. You can also use the contact form.
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