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# Fund Types

| Fund Type          | Asset Restrictions                                                                                                                                  | Notes                                                                                                                                           |
| ------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Standard Funds ✅   | Assets traded must be listed on Coingecko                                                                                                           | This is the standard fund offering a moderate to low level of asset restriction                                                                 |
| Restricted Funds ✅ | The Guru designates a set of assets upon fund creation that they will trade. The Guru can only trade those assets for the fund's entire life cycle. | This is intended for users with a bit less risk appetite, who would like know which assets their Guru will be trading.                          |
| Index Funds        | Assets and % allocation of each is determined on fund creation, and trading is disabled.                                                            | Intended to mimic traditional index funds, for investors who prefer a set-and-forget long term approach.                                        |
| Degen Funds ✅      | The Guru can trade any token available on Uniswap or the chain's primary Dex                                                                        | This is intended for the most degen of degens, who are comfortable with the high risks in order to seek the high rewards. Proceed with caution. |


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