4% current pay
Annual cash on original principal, paid each anniversary including maturity.
Bitcoin Collateralized Performance Contract (BCPC)
Bitcoin exposure with downside protection.
A participating note for qualified investors. Downside protection is limited-recourse — not a guarantee.
4% current pay
7% accrued preferred
2:1 origination
Contingent residual
Overview
Senior
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The Bitcoin Collateralized Performance Contract is a privately offered, senior bitcoin-collateralized participating note. Investor cash buys spot bitcoin, a backstop contributes matching bitcoin, current pay is made each year, and the 7% accrued preferred senior claim at maturity is limited to remaining collateral.
Key Features
CoinSure administers the participating note waterfall: annual current pay, 7% compounded accrued preferred inside a collateral-capped senior claim, a management fee charged in bitcoin, and contingent residual participation.
Limited-recourse senior claim
Original principal plus 7% compounded accrued preferred, paid only from remaining collateral. Not a CoinSure guarantee.
2:1 bitcoin at origination
Investor cash buys 1.0× bitcoin; a backstop matches it. Coverage declines as bitcoin is sold for current pay and fees.
Contingent residual
If leftover remains after the senior claim and backstop bitcoin units, the investor participates in a share of that residual. It is not a coupon.
Private offering
Regulation D Rule 506(c) path for verified QP and QEP investors.
Investor Questions
Bitcoin-backed growth structured for qualified investors.
What is the CoinSure BCPC?
The Bitcoin Collateralized Performance Contract is a privately offered, senior bitcoin-collateralized participating note. Investor cash buys spot bitcoin, a backstop contributes matching bitcoin, current pay is made each year, and the 7% accrued preferred senior claim at maturity is limited to remaining collateral.
Who is the BCPC designed for?
The offering is designed for verified qualified investors, including qualified purchasers, qualified eligible persons, family offices, and high-net-worth investors pursuing long-term bitcoin exposure.
How does the downside protection work?
Downside protection means a limited-recourse senior claim, not a CoinSure guarantee. The claim is original principal plus 7% compounded accrued preferred, paid only from remaining bitcoin collateral, including backstop bitcoin. If collateral is insufficient, recovery can be less than the claim.
How is the BCPC offered?
CoinSure expects to offer the BCPC as a private placement under Regulation D Rule 506(c), with investor verification before participation.