Trading on Primi does not give you any ownership interest in any listed company. You are not buying shares. You are not participating in a funding round. You are not acquiring any claim on a company’s assets, revenue, or future proceeds.
Primi is a derivatives market. Your exposure is entirely to the movement of the Primi index — a calculated momentum signal — between entry and exit. The underlying companies are not parties to any contract on Primi.
Primi does not facilitate the purchase or sale of private company shares. We do not connect buyers and sellers of equity. We do not have access to company cap tables or shareholder registries. Secondary market transactions happen on the source platforms (Forge, Hiive, Nasdaq Private Market, etc.) — not on Primi.
Nothing on the Primi platform constitutes investment advice, financial advice, or a recommendation to trade any instrument. Index values and market data are provided for informational and trading purposes only.
Past index performance does not predict future index performance. The momentum signal underlying each Primi market can reverse at any time. Trading involves risk of loss.
If a listed company subsequently goes public, Primi position holders have no claim on IPO proceeds, pre-IPO allocations, or any benefit from the liquidity event. When a company files an S-1, its Primi market enters a wind-down and all positions settle at the last valid index price.
