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№001 / 2026The curator-led art fund · On Canton

Own the upside
of art. Not
the arca.

Arca turns a $59.6B opaque market into programmable investment vaults. Accredited curators source the work. Daml contracts settle the yield. Sub-transaction privacy keeps the details yours.

38.7%
Avg. vault ROI, 2025
$6T
RWA on Canton
Explore vaults →Apply as curatorKYC · $1,000 minimum · USDC
01 / FUNDRAISING
Curators
pitch. Capital
gathers.
A vault opens with a thesis — one artist, one period, one exit. Investors commit USDC until the goal clears.
02 / ACQUIRING
The work
is bought.
On-chain.
Auction, gallery, or private sale. Title and provenance land in the Daml contract. Freeport storage, fully insured.
03 / HOLDING
NAV ticks.
Exhibitions
compound.
Independent valuations each quarter. Exhibition loans raise NAV. Every update flows to vault holders privately.
04 / DISTRIBUTING
Sold.
Settled.
Burned.
Smart contract executes the waterfall: principal, platform fee, curator performance, investor return. Tokens burn. Clean.
02 / Open for capital
Seven vaults.
Seven theses.
Active fundraising vaults, updated every fifteen minutes. Performance is net of fees and reviewed by platform compliance.
J-M B · 1982Fundraising
Horn Players#AR-007
Pierce Kauffman68% / 12d left

The Basquiat
Early Works Vault

Targeted acquisition of a 1982 Basquiat drawing from a European estate sale. 24-month hold, auction exit.
$1.36M / $2.00M38.2% IRR target
M. Rothko · 1957Fundraising
Orange, Red on Red#AR-012
Galerie Aubert-Miró94% / 3d left

Rothko Color-Field
Portfolio Vault

Three mid-period Rothko works from a consigning family trust. Portfolio vault, 36-month rolling exits.
$11.3M / $12.0M22% IRR target
D. Hockney · 1967Acquiring
A Bigger Splash#AR-004
Watanabe CollectionFunded · Acquiring

Hockney Pool
Thesis Vault

Private sale negotiation for a late-60s Hockney canvas. Short hold, targeting Christie's Evening Sale.
$8.4M funded18mo hold
Warhol · 1967Holding
Marilyn#AR-002

Pop Icons
Vault

Held for 9 months. NAV +14%.
NAV $6.84M+14.0%
E. Kelly · 1954Fundraising
Red Blue Yellow#AR-009

Hard-Edge
Vault

Kelly, Stella, Noland. Color-field portfolio.
$2.1M / $4.0M52%
Y. Klein · 1960Selling
IKB 79#AR-003

Klein Blue
Vault

Sotheby's Evening Sale, 28 May.
Est. $4.2–5.8MSelling
P. Mondrian · 1930Holding
Composition II#AR-001

De Stijl
Vault

18-month hold, NAV +8.2%.
NAV $3.47M+8.2%
03 / Infrastructure
Built on the chain
the banks are
actually using.
01

Sub-transaction privacy

You see your positions. Curators see their vaults. Compliance sees what they need. Nobody sees the rest.

02

Daml-native rights

Rights and obligations are code, not PDFs. Every distribution, fee, and claim is formally verifiable.

03

Institutional custody

Fireblocks integration since February. BNP Paribas, DTCC, Goldman already transact on Canton.

04

165 chains, one settlement

LayerZero bridge means capital comes from wherever you keep it. Yield lands wherever you want.

$6T
Real-world assets on Canton
600+
Validator nodes
$339B
Daily repo settled
165
Bridged chains

The art market
is closed open now.
The yield is yours.

01 / The problem
A $59.6 billion market run on handshakes, private sales, and a sealed rolodex of dealers. Masterworks made fractional ownership mainstream — but with one manager, one filing cabinet, and one strategy.
02 / Our answer
A platform where any accredited curator can structure a vault, and any qualified investor can choose one. The thesis is transparent. The waterfall is code. The upside is distributed.
03 / The bet
Canton isn't Ethereum. It's the settlement layer Goldman and DTCC picked. We think that matters for a regulated asset class where privacy and legal precision aren't optional.
Built on infrastructure
trusted by
Canton NetworkDigital AssetFireblocksLayerZeroSumsub KYCChainalysis

Pick a vault.
Or build an arca.

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