Accredited private placements
The workhorse of private fundraising: venture rounds, funds, and private placements sold to accredited investors. Filed within 15 days of the first sale.
Private Capital
Reg D and Reg CF offerings on one feed: who is raising, how much, and in what sector. Rolled up by sector, with feeder-entity filings deduped so the totals mean what they say.
3 filings, one raise
Helion Compute Master Fund LP$50.0Mcounted
Helion Compute Feeder A LP$30.0Mfolded
Helion Compute Feeder B LP$20.0Mfolded
counting filings instead of raises would read $100.0M
Private companies raise quietly, but the SEC still gets a form. Convexity pulls both and puts them on one feed, filterable by form, sector, and size.
The workhorse of private fundraising: venture rounds, funds, and private placements sold to accredited investors. Filed within 15 days of the first sale.
Smaller raises open to everyone, capped by rule and filed on the crowdfunding portals. The early-stage tape most terminals never surface.
The feed rolls up into a capital-by-sector view: the sectors drawing the most committed dollars, ranked. A leading indicator of where private conviction is building before it shows up in the public names.
Ranked on committed dollars across the window, not filing count, so one large raise doesn't hide behind a pile of small ones.
Big raises often file through a stack of feeder entities, each with its own form. Count them naively and the totals balloon. Convexity dedupes the feeders, so a $120M round reads as one $120M raise, not five.
Illustrative sample over a trailing window. Every figure derives from the filings themselves, with the same freshness contract as the rest of the terminal.
Private Capital is part of the terminal. Track Reg D and Reg CF activity next to the public tape you already read.
Founder pricing holds for life while the waitlist is open.