Back someone who trades better than you.
You keep most of the profit. They can never take your money.
Trade other people's money alongside your own.
You keep a cut of what you make them. You can never take theirs.
Mint your own coin and open your vault in one transaction, for $1,000. The coin's trading fees are paid into the vault instead of into your wallet — so every trade anyone makes on it raises the value of everyone's slice, including on days you make them nothing at the desk.
Your vault can never buy the coin it launched. That one is refused by the program, permanently, because the alternative is selling your own supply to your own depositors.
Everyone owns a slice of one pot. When the pot moves, every slice moves by the same percentage — including the person running it. Nobody is protected and nobody is favoured.
| Trader | Alice | Bob | The pot | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Put in | 50 | 300 | 150 | 500 SOL |
| Owns | 10% | 60% | 30% | 100% |
| A trade makes 40% | 70 | 420 | 210 | 700 SOL |
| Then a trade loses 20% | 56 | 336 | 168 | 560 SOL |
Your SOL joins the pot. You get shares back — a slice of whatever the pot is worth. Everyone's slice moves together.
The person running it buys and sells memecoins with the pot. Every buy is one trade at one price, shared by everyone in it.
Wins make every slice worth more. Losses make every slice worth less. Nobody's slice gets bigger or smaller than anyone else's.
Take your slice out whenever you like. If you made money, the trader keeps their cut of your profit. If not, you pay nothing.