
This figure is for illustrative purposes only and does not represent a guarantee of future performance.
Here are some regulatory notes before we get started. Solimar Fund is a Rule 506(c) of Regulation D fund and only available to verified accredited investors. All fund returns are net of fees and expenses, unaudited, as reported by NAV Consulting. Individual results may vary. Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results.
The numbers.
Solimar Fund returned -3.7% in November after fees. Not our finest moment, but year-to-date we’re still up 21.9% after fees. For those keeping track, the SPY’s was sitting at 16.6% at the end of Nov.
Since our launch in October 2023, we are up 75% after fees in just over two years, as reported by our third-party fund administrator.
Not bad for a system that’s lived through real market chaos.
Down Months Happen. It’s What Happens Next That Counts.
November was our third down month of 2025. Not fun, but not unexpected either. After two years of live trading and years of development before that, the pattern is clear - about one in four months dips.
This isn’t a promise or a rule; it’s simply how a long-term, risk-managed strategy typically behaves over many observations. The broader scorecard still holds up: 73% monthly win rate and 100% annually*.
Our goal isn’t to eliminate every bad month. We work to make sure they don’t wreck the whole year. The system steps back when markets get choppy, and leans in when they clear up. It doesn’t predict. It adapts.
That discipline is why our roughest patches have often set up our best runs.
*Our long-term aspiration is to target compounded growth that could approximate a portfolio doubling every three years, though there is no guarantee such results will be achieved and individual results will vary based on entry point and length of investment.
Your Last Chance To Lock This In
December is the final month to join the Founders’ Class.
Here’s what that means:
Investors who commit capital before January 1st 2026 lock in our original fee structure. Not for a year. Not for a promotional period. For the entire life of your investment.
0.5% management fee
20% performance fee
Those terms stick with your money through every gain, every compound, every decade you leave it alone. Your early belief gets rewarded for as long as you stay invested.
Come 2026, new capital enters at our new standard fee schedule:
1.5% management
20% performance
Still competitive. Still reasonable. Just not founder reasonable
So where are we? 75% net returns in just over two years. A system that adapts instead of guesses. And a fee structure that vanishes in 25 days.
This isn’t a marketing promotion we can run again next year (nor would we want to). The Founders’ Class closes because it was designed to reward the people who believed early - and “early” ends December 31.
If you’ve been considering an initial allocation or adding to an existing position - this is the moment. The window is almost closed, and there’s no reopening it later with a good story.
Looking Ahead: Year Three and Beyond
As we enter the last month of 2025, we’re holding on to what has carried us this far: discipline, adaptability, and the long view. We’re proud of the foundation Solimar has established and genuinely excited for what lies ahead.
We’re grateful for your trust and partnership, and we look forward to continuing to build something meaningful together. If you’d like to talk through the update or explore an allocation, we’re always here.
And if you haven’t yet, consider adding capital or referring a friend while the Founders’ Class window remains open.
Enjoy the ride!
Geoffrey & Tyler
2by2 Capital LLC | [email protected] | www.2by2Capital.com
Lifetime Performance Comparison: Solimar Fund vs. SPY
Solimar Fund Net Lifetime Performance (10/1/23- 11/30/25): 75% after fees.
SPY Performance (10/1/23- 10/31/25): 59.8%

The SPY Index is presented solely as a broad equity market reference. The Fund does not attempt to replicate this index, and its strategy and risks differ materially. An investor cannot invest directly in an index.


