SRX Global, a publicly listed crypto firm, disclosed a 4.3% hypothetical gain from its EMJX model for the June 16‑30 period in its August 13 filing. The company completed the acquisition on June 16, two weeks before the fiscal third quarter ended. The filing stated that the EMJX result was system‑generated and did not represent actual trading performance or returns earned on capital invested.

SRX’s Form 10‑Q showed a digital‑asset balance of $8.333 million at the start of the quarter, $4.803 million in proceeds from sales, a $1.410 million fair‑value loss and a $2.120 million balance at quarter end. The filing reported no EMJX segment revenue, operating expenses or other segment results for the June 16‑30 ownership period and recorded a $4.140 million net loss from continuing operations, consisting of a $3.201 million operating loss and $939,000 in net other expenses, which included the digital‑asset fair‑value change. The loss is a consolidated company result, not an EMJX trading return.

Management said deployment of capital would be phased and that additional performance information would be provided after a meaningful track record was established. The company did not specify the amount of capital to be deployed or the timing for investor expectations.

Investors will need a defined pool of EMJX‑managed capital, a clear deployment period and returns attributable to that capital before the 4.3% figure can be evaluated as a measure of actual investment performance.