Sales Script & FAQ — Paul “Juju” Aidoo

“Totally fair. The whole reason CMFDH II exists is because Bitcoin is volatile — and volatility can be converted into income with disciplined derivatives risk management. We point to the track record over multiple quarters and we focus on capital preservation (‘don’t lose money’) as the core principle.”

“Because capacity, risk control, and investor quality matter more than chasing AUM. Also: we’re improving sales, and the fund intentionally grew in stages rather than sacrificing process integrity.”

“The ‘catch’ is active risk management and discipline. The returns are not a free lunch — they come from volatility premia in futures/option markets and require proper sizing, monitoring, and the willingness to sit out trades when conditions aren’t attractive.”

“Selling options blindly is how funds die. The strategy adjusts strikes/tenor/exposure and actively shapes risk. We’re paid for process, not access.”

“That’s the most valid risk in the sector. We don’t lend coins out like Celsius-style models; the goal is to avoid rehypothecation and keep the structure transparent. Where possible, diversification across venues and exchange-cleared exposure can reduce single-point-of-failure risk.”

“Most people underestimate the operational complexity and discipline: monitoring, options expertise, position sizing, and knowing when not to trade. You’re hiring a professional process.”

“Markets are liquid 24/7, but fund withdrawals are typically handled on a quarterly cycle to avoid disadvantaging other investors. That’s the investor-fair way to do it.”

“CMFDH II is a Bitcoin derivatives income strategy designed to reduce directional stress and generate income from volatility using futures and options.”

“Directional exposure is minimized — Bitcoin is the raw material, not the thesis — but we’re skewed positive because we believe in the underlying asset over the long run. The intent is to generate income whether BTC is up or down, and still participate when it appreciates.”

“Two engines: (1) buy Bitcoin and sell futures to capture contango/basis yield; and (2) sell options (covered calls) to collect premium income. The goal is consistent income and volatility harvesting, not directional prediction.”

$25,000.

Standard hedge fund structure: 2% management and 20% performance, with a high watermark.

Quarterly updates are standard, and investors can request calls any time they want an update.

“Crashes are exactly when a hedge matters. The strategy is designed to manage risk through volatility shifts and can often increase opportunity if handled correctly — unlike long-only exposure that can force liquidation.”

“Discipline and structure: avoid rehypothecation, avoid opaque DeFi risk, and keep the strategy transparent and collateral-aware. Many crypto blow-ups came from hidden leverage and misuse of client deposits.”

Operational and execution risks: exchange/counterparty risk, poor margin management, or strategy drift. That’s why the process is documented, monitored, and built to be durable.

Bitcoin/crypto believers who want a hedge, family offices, allocators, and entrepreneurs who want to lock in some gains without going fully risk-off.

“A short call with Nick to walk through mechanics, risk controls, and fit — and then reviewing the investor materials on levenstein.net.”