DXYZ

CEFs fell this week: 7 of 26 sectors rose on price (average -0.88%) and 12 of 26 on NAV (average -0.30%); munis led while convertibles lagged. DMA announced a buyback and +2.2% distribution raise as it entered its term measurement period; ASGI's rights offering was about 34% subscribed at $19.28. At the fund level, NMS (+5.11%) led on price and KF fell the most (-15.39%); on NAV, BGR (+4.62%) led while KF dropped -16.09%.

Destiny Tech100 Fund offers rare, liquid access to late-stage private tech, notably SpaceX and Anthropic, for non-qualified investors. DXYZ trades at a steep discount to projected NAV, with June 30 NAV estimated at $32.67–$40 and year-end NAV potentially $47.32+ per share. Anthropic and SpaceX re-marks are the primary NAV drivers; Anthropic's pre-IPO valuation could significantly boost NAV further.

The 2026 initial public offering (IPO) calendar has narrowed down to a handful of marquee names that retail and institutional investors have been waiting on for years.