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Partnership assets are invested in select cryptocurrencies, which involve significant risks, including the potential for substantial or total loss of principal. Cryptocurrencies are highly volatile and may experience sharp price fluctuations. Investments in this space are illiquid, involve a new and evolving market, and carry numerous unknown variables. Risks include the potential failure or loss of access to assets by custodians or digital wallets, cyberattacks, electronic interference, and fraud. The strategy’s reliance on complex instruments like options adds significant risk. Cryptocurrency investments are not diversified; even with multiple currencies, price movements may be highly correlated. Additional risks include foreign governments banning cryptocurrencies, regulatory changes impacting the fund, unknown tax implications, and errors or vulnerabilities in the underlying code of cryptocurrencies. The future of the cryptocurrency industry remains uncertain, and safeguarding digital assets carries inherent challenges.

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