No. Returns, distributions, appreciation, repayment of principal, liquidity events, and future ATS availability are not guaranteed. The Units are speculative and an investor may lose the entire investment.

When an athlete earns qualifying compensation at the highest applicable professional level, the Brand Amounts payable to the Series are generally expected to equal the applicable Brand Percentage multiplied by the athlete’s gross qualifying earnings before athlete-level taxes, as defined in the Brand Advisory Agreement. After the Series receives those amounts, pro rata distributions to Unit holders are expected quarterly from available Free Cash Flow. Series operating fees and expenses are currently expected to be negligible relative to Brand Amounts received, but actual expenses, taxes, reserves, other obligations, timing, and Manager discretion may affect the amount available. Distributions are not guaranteed, and the Offering Circular controls.

Actual Brand Amounts and Series expenses may differ materially from assumptions or projections. Do not rely on hypothetical returns, IRR ranges, comparable-platform performance, athlete success, or a future resale price as an assurance of results.

No public trading market currently exists for the Units. A future approved ATS may be pursued, but launch, eligibility, access, order execution, liquidity, and acceptable resale pricing are not assured.

Read the complete Offering Circular and subscription agreement for the applicable Series, including all risk factors and any forward-looking-statement caution. Those documents control over Help Center and platform summaries.

SEC qualification permits sales of the qualified offering. It is not SEC approval, recommendation, endorsement, or a determination that the investment is suitable.