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# How Guru works
Users can interact with the platform either as an investor in a fund, or as a fund manager. Investors will essentially pool funds together and allow the fund manager to trade the funds for them.
## Gurus/Fund Managers
Fund managers create a fund via the UI which allows other users to join by contributing base chain currency (ETH, SOL, etc). Once funds are contributed, the fund manager is able to trade on behalf of the fund investors.
The UI will have its own swap interface utilizing Jupiter and Uniswap protocols. Fund managers will only be able to trade via the platform itself.
When investors in the fund withdraw any profits, a portion of those profits are shared directly with the Fund Manager.
Managers are able to link their twitter accounts, add banners and descriptions, and other information to the fund profile in order to help show their legitimacy.
## Investors
Investors are able to browse funds and choose where to allocate their funds. When they enter a fund, they are given a % allocation of the fund, and at any moment in the future, they can withdraw their allocation by liquidating their allocation.
A 1% fee is collected on entry.
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