Skynet Fund Deck

The pitch deck design gives every slide the same frame: a dark navy panel with tabs cut into its top and bottom edges and stepped notches down the sides, set inside a white border. On the cover, thin teal diagonals cross two corners, the Skynet Trading circuit-trace logo sits above a centred headline, and the date line is set in monospace at the foot. Inside, three small white squares mark the lower left corner, as in the Skynet Trading company deck.

The first half of the argument is about who would run the fund. The manager's introduction sits beside a photo of Earth from orbit. The earlier EGLD fund appears as a case study next to its own logo, the circuit mark inside a ring with node dots. Three director slides then share one layout: a square portrait on the left, the name and biography set in monospace on the right.

Service providers come next, as an even grid of logo tiles over a faint star field, and then the deck turns to the offer. The Aleph Zero Ecosystem Fund slide places a translucent text panel against the network's A mark, lit from behind by green light. It is the brightest slide in the deck and marks the point where the proposal starts.

The proposed fund setup and the management company are drawn as plain two-column tables in monospace, label on the left and value on the right, divided by hairline rules, so terms such as fund type, voting rights, fees and hurdle rate read like a term sheet. The strategy slide lists four approaches, from ecosystem investments and staking to algorithmic trading and side pockets. The closing slide sets a flat teal A beside the Skynet logo and repeats the cover line.