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# User Generated Fund
Our investment platform is open for anyone who has experience in crypto trading to create their own crypto fund. During the fund creating process, they would specify tokens to be traded, fund strategy, and fund fee (performance fee/fund management fee). Those data will specify to blockchain’s smart contract. The fund manager has to obey to preliminary set rules. They could not transfer the money out of the platform other than trading inside our DEX.
They could start with small money and show the past performance to attract investors to invest in their fund. Once the fund has created, investors can invest and able to redeem money back anytime.
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