There is no other institutional vehicle priced by sports performance.
Not by stocks, bonds, or real estate.
An $11B retail-priced category, structurally uncorrelated to rates, tariffs, or geopolitics. We built the first institutional access — a 12-month senior note paying 15% (FYN), and a 5-year credential that returned +76.50% in FY1 (SPLT).
Reg D 506(c) Debt Offering · Non-Security Utility Credential (SPLT) · Institutional Allocators Only
The first institutional vehicle priced by sports performance — not by stocks, bonds, or real estate.
Same $10M. Same shock window. One book is priced by the Fed, the war, the supply chain. The other is priced by the final score.
Conflict
Imposed
+125 bps
When our AI models perform well, the assets perform well. Nothing else moves them.
Illustrative figures. Traditional book impacts modeled against a representative diversified allocation in a multi-shock macro scenario; not a forecast. Correlation values are illustrative regime-conditional estimates, not point-in-time portfolio statistics. BettorToken FY1 result of +76.50% reflects platform performance Apr 2025 → Apr 2026, single-period, with independent CPA attestation engaged. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Team and athlete references are factual; logos and athlete imagery shown are stylized brand-native marks, not licensed third-party logos. See disclaimers.
†FY1 figures: SPLT NAV moved from a base of $1.0000 to $1.7650 across the fiscal year ending April 1, 2026, a +76.50% annual differential. Documented in offering materials as "Annual Differential." Reset to base each fiscal year. Past performance does not predict future results.
Is BettorToken right for you?
Twelve months. $1.0000 → $1.7650.
SPLT NAV from inception, month by month. One drawdown, no fabricated smoothness, single fiscal period with independent CPA attestation engaged. Tap or hover any month to see the published NAV.
SPLT NAV reflects fiscal-year settled performance, computed monthly. FY1 result of +76.50% reflects platform performance Apr 2025 → Apr 2026, single-period, with independent CPA attestation engaged. Past performance does not predict future results. NAV resets to $1.0000 base each fiscal year. See disclaimers.
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Yes, I'm animated. Let's get that out of the way. You're not going to get my voice reading from a teleprompter in a stock office somewhere. You're going to get me built in pixels, saying exactly what I'd say to you across a conference table. Same message, less overhead. Let's use the time well.
There is no other institutional vehicle like this. Every allocation in your typical institutional book — equities, bonds, real estate, private equity, credit — different wrappers, same inputs. Rates. Inflation. War. Tariffs. Supply chains. When a macro shock hits, the correlations converge. The diversification you thought you had stops working at exactly the moment you needed it. I'm Matthew Taylor — founder and CEO of BettorToken. We built the first institutional vehicle priced by sports performance — not by stocks, bonds, or real estate. When our AI models perform well, the assets perform well. Nothing else moves them. No earnings call. No Fed minutes. No geopolitical headline. Just whether the model called it correctly. That structural property — true uncorrelation to the inputs that price every other asset class — is what allocators have been looking for and have not had access to. Until now.
In our first full fiscal year — April 2025 to April 2026 — our SPLT credential's NAV moved from one dollar zero zero zero zero to one dollar seventy-six fifty. That's a positive seventy-six point five zero percent Annual Differential. One fiscal year, single period — not yet a track record. Independent CPA attestation is engaged. The records are not yet audited. We disclose all of that openly because allocators sizing on a single year of any number are sizing on too little data. What I want you to notice is not the magnitude. It's the direction against the same window. While that result was being booked, the macro book was being repriced by the same shocks ours never saw. Two regimes. Same calendar year. Different outcomes.
The return doesn't come from picking winners. It comes from our AI models — proprietary analytics built around regulated U.S. sports markets — and from the discipline of rejecting almost everything those models look at. Out of every thousand markets we screen, fewer than three meet our threshold. The ninety-nine point seven percent we say no to is what makes the zero point three percent we say yes to mean something. The discipline is the product.
We built BettorToken for accredited investors and qualified institutional allocators. Family offices. Registered investment advisors running fee-only practices for sophisticated clients. Institutions allocating from a credit sleeve, an alternatives sleeve, or a satellite sleeve where uncorrelated return is the actual mandate. We did not build this for retail. We are not a sportsbook, not a cryptocurrency, and not a public security.
Two instruments. FYN — a twelve-month senior unsecured corporate note paying fifteen percent fixed yield at maturity. Million-dollar minimum. Contractual obligation independent of platform performance. SPLT — a five-year non-transferable utility credential, NAV-linked. Five-hundred-thousand-dollar minimum. Annual reset every April. Non-security per outside counsel's opinion under the Howey four-prong analysis. FYN is for allocators who want defined-term credit exposure with the uncorrelated underlying. SPLT is for allocators who want direct NAV alignment over a longer duration. Some sophisticated investors participate in both.
If you're the kind of allocator who reads the documents twice and asks the hard questions, we'd welcome that conversation. The data room is behind a qualified counterparty gate. We're operators, not promoters. And yes, I'm still animated. But the platform isn't.
Or pick the path that fits you.
Same instruments and diligence package — different routing depending on who you allocate for.
Allocating from a credit sleeve.
Family offices, RIAs, multi-family offices, and institutional allocators. Process-led: NDA, full diligence package, committee review, then subscription. Documents first, conversation second.
Writing your own check.
Successful operators, professionals, and private investors who already participate in alternatives. Relationship-led: 15-minute intro with leadership, plain-English answers, then diligence and subscription on your timeline.
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We don't take bets.
We're a financial platform.
Before you go further, the disambiguation that matters: think of BettorToken the way you'd think of a quant equity fund. A proprietary model, thousands of opportunities evaluated, a small fraction acted on. The difference is the markets we evaluate are U.S. regulated sports markets, not the NYSE — and the wrapper is Reg D 506(c), not a public security.
Our edge isn't predicting who wins games. It's a structural filter that rejects roughly 997 out of every 1,000 opportunities our platform sees, because they don't meet our criteria for liquidity, edge clarity, or risk shape. What we participate in is the 0.3% that does.
We package that activity into two regulated investment products. The result is a return stream that operates on its own logic — not on Fed minutes, not on quarterly earnings, not on geopolitics. It's a sleeve that does something the rest of the portfolio can't.
- Direct accredited access. No broker layer.
- Operates on its own logic. Not public-market beta.
- Documented operating history. 12 months, daily NAV records.
FYN — a 12-month fixed-yield note for accredited investors who want defined terms.
SPLT — a five-year participation credential for those who want exposure to platform performance over a full cycle.
Both Reg D 506(c). Both shared in full under NDA.
Past performance does not predict future results. All investments involve substantial risk, including risk of total loss.
What we'd want you to push back on.
The honest limitations a sophisticated allocator should ask about — listed by us, before you ask. If any of these disqualifies BettorToken for your mandate, that is the right answer for you and we want to know early. The fastest path to fit is candor on both sides.
Twelve months is not yet a track record
Our operating record is twelve months. One fiscal year, one shock pattern, one regulatory environment. The +76.50% is real and measured but it is not yet a track record. Allocators sizing on this number alone are sizing on too little data. We disclose this on every page; we want to surface it once more here.
Attestation is engaged, not yet complete
The CPA attestation engagement is active but not finished. Until that document is signed and dated, our records are unaudited. We disclose this consistently, but we want to make sure no one comes away thinking we have a signed attestation today. We do not, yet.
SPLT's non-security status is a legal opinion, not a no-action letter
SPLT's non-security classification rests on outside counsel's Legal Opinion under the Howey four-prong analysis. The opinion is well-supported, but it is not a no-action letter from the SEC. A future regulatory position could require structural changes to the SPLT credential or its issuance mechanics.
FYN is unsecured
FYN has no collateral. The 15% fixed yield exists because the credit is not investment-grade. Allocators with a strict investment-grade mandate should treat FYN accordingly — it is a credit-risk instrument and should sit in a credit sleeve, not a treasury sleeve.
First-time issuer with concentrated leadership
We are a first-time Reg D 506(c) issuer with concentrated ownership and family relationships across the leadership team. This is intentional — institutional alignment among ownership tends to compound discipline — but it means key-person risk and governance discipline matter more here than at a multi-fund firm with redundancy. Equity, governance, and decision rights are documented in the operating agreements and shared with allocators under NDA.
If any of these concerns disqualifies BettorToken for your mandate, that is the right answer for you and we want to know early. The fastest path to a fit is candor on both sides.
Independent counsel. Active attestation engagement. Real third parties.
Every claim above sits on someone else's signature. Here's who's behind them.
Selected vendors and integration partners our platform connects to directly.
Wilkinson
Vendor names shown represent integrated infrastructure or commercial partners of BettorToken Holdings LLC and its subsidiaries. Logos and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Inclusion does not imply endorsement.
How we think about this category.
Rejection as Alpha: The Discipline of Saying No
99.7% of opportunities get rejected. The discipline is the edge. A look at how systematic rejection — not selection — drives durable returns in this category.
How an Allocation Actually Works
From accreditation verification to subscription execution. The full diligence path, the documents involved, and what happens after the wire clears.
A truly uncorrelated asset class — and the institutional plumbing to access it.
An asset that doesn't move with stocks or bonds — and the safeguards to invest in it properly.
Since 2018, U.S. regulated sports markets have grown from zero to over $11 billion annually — a large, retail-priced category whose returns are determined by athletic outcomes, not by rates, tariffs, geopolitics, or credit spreads. Institutional allocators haven't entered. The barriers are operational, not economic. We built BettorToken to remove them.
Since 2018, regulated U.S. sports markets have grown from nothing to over $11 billion a year. The returns come from sports results, not from interest rates or stock-market moves. Institutional investors haven't joined yet. The reasons are practical, not financial. BettorToken solves the practical problems.
Selection discipline as edge
Saying no is the discipline
Our analytical platform evaluates candidate markets against a narrow set of structural conditions — and rejects 99.7% of them. What we decline to act on is the discipline.
We look at thousands of possible markets every week. We say no to over 99.7% of them. The few we say yes to are the ones where the math is clearly in our favor. The discipline is in what we reject.
Institutional infrastructure, not promotional polish
Built for institutions, not for marketing
Outside securities counsel of record. CPA attestation engagement. Third-party accreditation. USPTO patent filing. Institutional placement relationships. The unglamorous work allocators expect — done before raising significant capital.
We have outside securities lawyers. An independent CPA firm is engaged to verify our records. Investor accreditation is checked by a third party. We have a patent on file. We did the unglamorous, expensive setup work before raising significant money — because that's what serious investors expect.
Conventional instruments, modern rails
Familiar instruments, modern recordkeeping
A senior unsecured note under Reg D 506(c). A non-transferable utility credential supported by outside counsel's Legal Opinion. Distributed-ledger recordkeeping. The instruments are familiar; the infrastructure is what's new.
One product is a corporate IOU you might buy from any private company — a senior unsecured note. The other is a utility credential. Both are documented in the way private investments have been documented for decades. The only new thing is that we keep the records on a modern digital ledger so they cannot be quietly altered.
Built for the right allocators — not all of them
Built for the right investors — not everyone
Accredited investors and institutional allocators with long-duration capital, the sophistication to evaluate non-standard structures, and the capacity to bear loss. We name who isn't a fit. That discipline is the feature.
This is for accredited investors and institutions only. Long-term capital that can afford the risk and has the experience to evaluate non-standard investments. We tell people who shouldn't invest. That clarity is part of the offering.
Four entities.
One coordinated architecture.
BettorToken operates through four purpose-built U.S. legal entities. Intellectual property sits at the parent. Platform operations, analytical execution, and capital formation each sit in dedicated subsidiaries with appropriate governance.
Adjacent to categories you already hold.
Most allocators encountering BettorToken for the first time are mapping it to something familiar. Three honest comparisons:
private credit
event-linked notes
quant strategies
Where it does not fit: public-market correlation hedges, daily-liquidity mandates, or any allocation that relies on this exposure being a meaningful percentage of a portfolio. We size for sleeve participation, not concentration.
Two ways in.
Choose what fits your mandate.
Two instruments. One operator-grade platform. A 12-month senior note (FYN) for fixed-income mandates, a five-year performance-linked credential (SPLT) for the alternative sleeve. Some allocators hold both.
Fixed-Yield Note
A one-year corporate loan to BettorToken Financing LLC. 15% fixed yield, paid at maturity. The obligation is contractual and absolute — independent of platform performance. For investors who want certainty over upside.
Sports Performance Linked Token
A digital credential tied to platform performance. NAV resets each April; the Annual Differential is distributed in cash or additional SPLT. Non-security per outside counsel. For investors who want platform alignment over duration certainty.
Past performance does not predict future results. All investments involve substantial risk, including risk of total loss.
The unglamorous work
that separates operators from promoters.
Outside counsel of record. CPA attestation engagement. Institutional placement partners. USPTO patent filing. Third-party accreditation. The substance allocators expect — built before raising significant capital, not after.
Outside Securities Counsel
Counsel of record engaged for offering structure, Reg D compliance, participant disclosures, legal-opinion work, and continuous regulatory monitoring.
CPA Attestation Engagement
Regional CPA firm engaged for attestation-level review of platform historical records — a prerequisite to substantial institutional capital formation.
Institutional Placement
Engaged institutional placement-agent relationships for qualified allocator introduction and placement support of the Fixed-Yield Note program.
USPTO Patent Position
Provisional patent application filed covering aspects of BettorToken's proprietary analytical methodology. Non-provisional conversion in active process.
XDC Network · Permissioned
Tokens non-transferable, platform-bound, recorded on a private permissioned XDC deployment. Custody via MagicLink. KYC/AML via Plaid. Execution via DocuSign.
Third-Party Accreditation
All participants verified accredited by third-party service meeting the Rule 506(c) safe harbor — applied to all offerings as operational policy.
Not values. Rules we follow.
Behavioral rules — not aspirational language — that shape what we do, and equally what we don't. Compare them to our conduct. They should be recognizable.
We are operators, not promoters
The value sits in the infrastructure we build, not the stories we tell. We invest in what compounds — legal, operational, analytical substance — rather than in what generates short-term attention.
Rejection is the discipline
Our analytical platform rejects 99.7% of candidate markets. We apply the same rejection discipline to prospects, partnerships, and language choices. What we say no to defines us as much as what we say yes to.
Structural integrity over commercial convenience
The SPLT is a non-transferable utility credential because that is what it legally is. The Note is senior unsecured debt because that is what it legally is. We do not let commercial pressure bend the legal structure of what we offer.
Build slowly the things that matter most
Legal infrastructure, regulatory posture, CPA engagement, institutional governance, documentation quality. Patience on legal infrastructure compounds well. We accept that this posture makes us look slower than promotional peers.
Honesty about limitations is a feature
Our operational records are not yet audited by an independent firm. Our operating history is limited. Our regulatory positioning carries meaningful risk. We disclose these facts clearly and consistently. This posture is the only one under which sophisticated investors should engage.
The work is the marketing
Over time, the institutional quality of our documentation, regulatory posture, operational discipline, and participant treatment will distinguish us in the market. No amount of polished marketing can substitute for operational substance.
Why this team. Why now. Why this market.
The U.S. regulated sports market grew from zero to $11 billion in seven years. By 2024 it was the largest non-traditional asset category that no institutional vehicle could touch — priced by retail liquidity, structurally inefficient, and entirely uncorrelated to rates, equities, credit spreads, or geopolitics.
Matthew Taylor built BettorToken to close that gap. The team was assembled deliberately — operational, financial, strategic, technical, and legal — to do the unglamorous work an institutional allocator expects before considering a non-traditional category: outside securities counsel of record, third-party CPA attestation engagement, USPTO patent filing, four coordinated U.S. LLCs, and a permissioned ledger for recordkeeping.
We are operators, not promoters. We rejected 99.7% of available markets in FY1. The discipline is the product.
Experienced operators across every function.
A compact executive team combining operational, financial, strategic, technical, and legal expertise.
Recent research.
Quarterly research notes, regulatory briefs, and operator commentary. Measured, substantive, free of promotional claims.
The Institutional Access Layer: Why Sports Analytics Is the Next Alternative
Since Murphy v. NCAA, 38 states have legalized sports wagering, creating an $11B+ market dominated by retail participation. We examine the structural gap and why institutional capital is finally arriving.
Read →Unpacking the SEC-CFTC Joint Statement on Digital Instruments
Release 33-11412 clarifies the regulatory posture for utility credentials and administrative distributed ledgers. We summarize the implications for institutional tokenization frameworks.
Read →Rejection as Alpha: The Discipline of Saying No
99.7% of the candidate markets our platform evaluates are rejected on structural grounds. An examination of why selection discipline — not prediction — is the durable source of edge.
Read →"What stood out wasn't the +76.50% — it was that the legal opinion arrived before the pitch deck. Most operators in adjacent categories don't even have one."
Anonymized at the participant's request. Direct introductions to current participants are available to qualified allocators under NDA, subject to participant consent.
One uncorrelated category.
Two institutional instruments. One conversation away.
You've seen the property, the +76.50% FY1 result, the operator, and the receipts. The next step is fifteen minutes — institution or individual, the path is the same: a brief intro, the full diligence package under NDA, then subscription if and when the fit is right.