Long Bitcoin — margin funded entirely by the token's own trading fees.
TRADING FUNDS LIVELaunch a token and crowdfund your very own trading fund on Solana with Zero Capital Down.
READING THE CHAIN…
The market funds your capital, not you. Token volatility prices in a fund's future expected cash flows, and the fees harvested simultaneously fuel the fund's account. All you have to do is perform.
Open a FundCoinYou never post the capital. The market does — and the fees keep doing it, forever.
Every token buy becomes real trading capital in your fund's account.
Every trade the token makes tops the account back up — a loop with no off switch.
Open and close perp positions on Phoenix. That is the whole job.
The principal is locked to the fund. Not even you can withdraw a cent.
Fees usually die in a treasury. Here they are the fuel — routed on-chain, swapped to USDC and deposited as margin, and unleashed into the most capital-efficient trading machine there is: perpetual futures.
One billion tokens, minted once by Meteora DBC and never again. 535.5M go to the bonding curve, 344.5M are reserved for the pool, and 120M is carved out into two public per-token treasury wallets — 20M earmarked for a performance release and 100M for a raise that would fund the desk. Both of those are designed, not yet built.
A SOL-quoted Meteora curve. Every swap pays 3% — and 2.28% of it lands in the fund's own account on-chain, in the same instruction. No off-chain accounting to trust.
Meteora migrates the curve into a DAMM v2 pool, seeds it with the reserved tokens and the full raise, and permanently locks the LP. Nobody can pull that liquidity again — including us.
Fees are claimed on a loop, swapped to USDC and posted as Phoenix collateral. Trading can lose money, but the deposits never stop arriving.
Every token launches on a Meteora Dynamic Bonding Curve under an immutable partner config — terms set once at launch and impossible to change after the fact. At the threshold Meteora migrates it into a DAMM v2 pool and permanently locks the LP. Both venues charge a fee on every swap, and in both the fund takes the largest share.
While the curve is filling, on Meteora DBC.
Once it has graduated, on Meteora DAMM v2 — forever.
The fund's share is attributed on-chain as the swap happens — there is no off-chain ledger deciding who got what. A keeper only ever moves it along: claim, swap to USDC, deposit as margin on Phoenix.
Long Bitcoin — margin funded entirely by the token's own trading fees.
Long Solana — margin funded entirely by the token's own trading fees.
Long Ethereum — margin funded entirely by the token's own trading fees.
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