HedgeFund

Working at improving UI at the moment. will provide some updates once i am done.

Two things shipped on rhedgefund.online today. Manager scorecards. Every manager's page now shows their record, computed from their funds' own trades: return since the fund opened, last 30 days, worst drawdown, trades, win rate, and what they've realised and what's still open at average cost. Fees earned too. Nothing self-reported; it's all read off the chain. P&L cards. Connect your wallet and the Portfolio page shows what you've actually made or lost, fund by fund, against what you paid, net of fees. Each fund page has it too. One tap makes a card you can share: the fund, your return, since when, your P&L. Hide the dollar amounts if you'd rather show percentages only. Managers get the same: a card for each fund, and one for the whole record. One more thing. Tournament #1 was postponed: two funds registered, neither invested, and the rules said three qualifying funds or no contest. The two funds stay open as ordinary funds. I'll run it again when the room is ready. rhedgefund.online NFA.

i will build both Ui/web and PNL cards concurrently. stay tuned!

what do you wish to see in the next update? or any suggestions?

gm all. Tournament didn't pan out - onward. The build continues. Revenue-based rewards for holders. PNL cards for managers dropping soon.

Two funds are in Tournament #1: Sontech and Lumipee. Registration is open until 12:00 am GMT+8 tonight, and the prize is $500. Two rules I want to be clear about before the clock starts. Size. To qualify for the prize, a fund's positions have to average $500 or more across the week's snapshots. Positions, not cash. A fund sitting on $1,000 in USDG counts as $0 until it buys something. Where the money comes from doesn't matter: the manager's own deposit, investors who back them, or a mix, it all counts once it's invested. If you like a manager's plan, investing in their fund is how you help them qualify. Numbers. The tournament only runs if at least three funds qualify and stay qualified: registered, above the size rule, and not taken out for loosening the mandate or changing manager. Two entries, or three with one under size, and it's postponed. So the third fund isn't a nice-to-have. It's what makes the event happen. Right now both entries show $0 invested, because nobody has bought anything yet. That's normal; the first snapshot is at midnight. The Tournament page shows every entry's standing live, and what the remaining days need if it falls behind. Room for one more manager. rhedgefund.online/#/tourname… NFA. Read a fund page before you put a dollar in.

Registration for Tournament #1 is open right now, and I'm raising the prize. $500 USDG to the manager with the best share-price return over the week. One winner, paid on chain. Registration closes tonight, 23 Sept 12:00 am GMT+8. Press Register on the Tournament page at rhedgefund.online, it opens your fund with the mandate locked and enters you on the spot. Positions must average $500+ across the week, that's the only size rule. Honest note: nobody has entered yet. That's fine. If you've been meaning to try running money in public, with every trade on chain and the rules enforced by the contract, this is the cheapest week to find out. Two things I'm building in the meantime: – a stake-free incentive for $FUND holders. No lock-ups, ever; you hold, you benefit. – a manager's PnL scorecard, so a track record is one screen, not a story. Full rules: rhedgefund.online/#/tourname… NFA. Read a fund page before you put a dollar in.

someone suggested telegram. i would prefer X chat. xitter.cf/i/chat/group_join/g210…

Tournament #1 on Hedge Fund. Registration opens tomorrow. 📅 22 Sept, 12:00 am GMT+8 — registration open for 24 hours 🏁 23 Sept → 30 Sept — seven days of trading 🏆 $300 USDG to the manager with the best share-price return How to enter: press Register on the Tournament page at rhedgefund.online. It opens a fund with the mandate "Stocks, ETFs and tokens worth $10M+" locked and registers it the moment it's live. One entry per wallet. The rules, short version: – positions must average $500+ across daily snapshots (cash doesn't count) – scored at the 30-minute average price, so pumps don't move it – keep the mandate and the manager as they are for the week – at least 3 qualifying funds or it's postponed Every trade is on chain and on the fund page. The ranking updates live and freezes itself at the end. Full rules: rhedgefund.online/#/tourname… NFA. Read a fund page before you put a dollar in.

Applying the finishing touch. will add a count down timer for both the tournament and registration. Full set of rules coming up soon.

Good morning. Still putting the final touches on the tournament mechanics. Roughly 15 more hours , the next post will be the tournament update itself. One thing worth saying before then, so nobody misses it . Registration opens for 24 hours and then it closes, new fund creation is required. No late entries, no re-entries. If you want in, keep an eye on the timeline tomorrow. While that's cooking I'll share what I'm planning to work on after the tournament.

The Lobby

Someone asked a good question: "Will I know when the manager gets paid?" Honest answer was: you could work it out, but nothing told you. Fixed today. Two things: 1. On every fund page, when the share price is above the high-water mark, you now see a line like "Above the mark by 3.2%: about $18 of performance fee settles at the next trade, deposit, exit or checkpoint." You see it coming. 2. When it actually settles, everyone invested in the fund gets a bell notice: how many shares the manager received, what share of the fund that is, and the new high the fund has to beat before they're paid again. The fee itself hasn't changed. It's still only on new highs, still settled at the 30-minute average price so nobody can trigger it with a one-block pump, still paid in shares. What changed is that you don't have to go looking. Keep the questions coming.

Some of the people who held the token didn't like where I'm taking this. I chose to build first. I'm not angry about it. Honestly, I understand. Everyone has a reason for being here and not all of them line up with mine. Mine is simple. I want this platform to be stable before anything else. Stable means you open a fund on a Tuesday night and it just does what it says. You redeem and the money arrives. Nothing surprises you. That's a higher bar than it sounds, and the only way over it is time, people finding the bugs, and me fixing them one by one. It's not exciting to watch. I know. Marketing on top of something shaky is a promise I can't keep. Marketing on top of something stable is easy. So stable comes first. To the ones who left: thank you for the time you gave it, genuinely. To the ones still here: I see you, and I'm not going anywhere.

Yesterday someone found a bug, reported it in the chat, and it got fixed within the hour. That felt right. So I built a proper door for it. There's now a "Report a bug" link at the bottom of every page. Write what you did and what happened and honestly the fastest way this platform gets solid is you using it and telling me when it doesn't behave. So please do. Five reports a day per wallet. Thanks to the person who asked. Keep asking.

Someone in the community asked: can I open a fund that's only allowed to touch stocks, ETFs and big tokens? Good question. Now you can. Pick a mandate when you open a fund. The contract enforces it. Investors see it before they put money in. Live now.

Fix shipped today. Before: if a manager sold more of a token than the pool could take, the pool bought what it could and the rest vanished into the router. Nobody's. Now: the trade is refused and nothing moves. Sell a smaller amount instead. Worst case is a trade that doesn't happen. Not money that disappears.