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STEP 2 · PRIVATE INVESTOR BRIEFING

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Explore the Vixy Financial investment approach, including fixed-yield and performance-based account options, before your private consultation.

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INFORMATION TO REVIEW

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This information will answer many common investor questions.

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The Benefits For You

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Mathematical Certainty

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VIXY Hedge Backtested Data

Programs and Rate Information

Fixed Yield Account Options

Traditional 80/20 Account Option

Performance-Based Investment Program:

50%-70%
Minimum account size $350,000 Min account size
Investor earnings split Investors receive 80% of earnings
Vixy earnings split Vixy Hedge receives 20% of earnings
Variable rate Variable rate between 50%-70%
Lockup period 1 Year Lockup

There are no additional fees on any of our accounts except those listed.

UNDERSTANDING THE MARKET MECHANICS

How Volatility Markets Can Create Opportunity

Vixy’s approach is built around the way volatility-linked markets are structured. Before your consultation, these four concepts provide a simple foundation for understanding how the pieces fit together.

01S&P 500 Options
02VIX Index
03VIX Futures
04UVXY
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What the VIX Measures

The VIX is a market-based measure of expected S&P 500 volatility over roughly the next 30 days, derived from options prices. It often rises when uncertainty increases and tends to fall when markets become calmer. The VIX itself is an index rather than a security investors purchase directly.

Vixy Financial market volatility visualization representing the VIX
Vixy Financial futures market visualization
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How VIX Futures Work

Because the VIX is an index, market participants use VIX futures to gain exposure to expectations about where volatility may be in the future. These contracts can trade above or below the current VIX level depending on market expectations and time to expiration.

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Where UVXY Fits

UVXY is an exchange-traded product designed to provide leveraged exposure to short-term VIX futures rather than to the VIX index itself. Because its portfolio must continually maintain and rebalance futures exposure, its long-term behavior can differ substantially from movements in the spot VIX.

Vixy Financial visualization representing UVXY and short-term volatility exposure
Vixy Financial futures curve visualization representing contango
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Understanding Contango

At times, longer-dated VIX futures trade above contracts that are closer to expiration. This upward-sloping futures structure is known as contango. As volatility products roll their exposure from expiring contracts into later contracts, that structure can create recurring roll costs and contribute to value erosion over time.

Why This Market Structure Matters

The important point is not simply whether volatility moves up or down. The relationship among the VIX, its futures contracts, and volatility-linked products can create structural behavior that sophisticated strategies may seek to navigate or capitalize on. Your private consultation can explain how Vixy approaches these markets, including the risks involved.

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