Guru
  • GURU - PAMM for Defi
  • $GURU
    • Tokenomics
    • Holder Benefits
  • How Guru works
    • Fee Structure
    • Fund Creation
    • Fund Tokens
    • Fund PNL, TVL, and Price
    • Referrals
  • Fund Types
  • Roadmap
  • Guides
    • Gurus
      • Opening Your Fund
      • Customizing Your Fund
      • Set Up Your GURU Profile
      • Trading as a Guru
      • Adding Tokens to Your Fund
      • Adding Capital to Your Fund
      • Closing Your Fund
    • Users
      • Picking a Guru
      • Entering Funds
      • Exiting Funds
    • FAQs
      • The Guru (Fund Manager) FAQ
      • The User FAQ
  • Information
    • Links and Addresses
    • Audits
    • Disclaimer
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  1. How Guru works

Fund Creation

Anyone with a wallet address can become a Guru by going through the Guru Signup flow at guru.fund/becomeaguru, as long as they pay the fund opening fee and provide enough starting capital. When a fund is created, a token representing the fund is created, and any new investors into the fund are minted tokens of the fund proportionate to their allocation amount. Fund Creation Parameters

Parameter
Description
Notes

Name

Thumbnail

Cover Image

Symbol

Ticker for the fund token

Tokens are allocation to contributors to the fund which represent their ownership of the fund

Minimum User Deposit

Minimum deposit in USD for users entering the fund

Minimum User Cooldown

Minimum time until a user can withdraw their allocation from the fund

Initial Deposit

Initial base currency deposit. This will represent the amount of money the funds starts with, also representing the fund manager's allocation

Asset Restrictions

*If specified, the fund manager will only be allowed to trade the listed assets

*Asset restrictions are available to enable fund managers to create "safer" funds, while a default fund will allow them to trade any asset and are inherently high risk.

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