quiet.fundDOCS
PLAIN LANGUAGEcreator fees enter. capital stays working. profits get skimmed. the rules stay public.
what quiet.fund is
quiet.fund is a small public automated crypto fund funded by creator fees. It opens a limited number of positions, follows fixed rules, and shows everything it does on this site.
creator fees
Fees generated by the project token are sent to the fund. Nothing is raised from contributors; the fund grows from fees it receives.
fund wallet
Fees collect in one wallet. That wallet is the fund's balance: part of it sits available, part of it is deployed into positions.
positions
The fund buys a small number of selected positions and tracks each one publicly: entry, principal, current value, return and status.
principal
Principal is the capital originally placed in a position. The fund tries to keep principal invested rather than exiting on every move.
profit skimming
When a position reaches 1.10x, only the gain above the principal is sold. Example: 1 SOL enters a position; at 1.10x the position is worth 1.10 SOL; the system sells approximately 0.10 SOL and moves that realized gain to the reward pool; approximately 1 SOL of principal remains invested.
stop rule
If a position falls to 0.80x of its cost basis, it is closed and the remaining capital returns to the fund wallet.
reward pool
Realized positive profit accumulates in the reward pool, shown on the fund board.
community polls
One poll runs at a time, for 24 hours, on questions like the next stop rule. Voting is anonymous and per browser device. It is a lightweight poll, not secure token governance.
automation
The rules are intended to run mechanically rather than by discretion. The database is connected, but the fund worker is offline: no position is live and no value shown here has been executed on-chain.
public record
Every fund action is listed on the activity page. Once real execution is connected, each entry will link to its transaction on the block explorer.
risk
Slippage, fees and changing token prices mean real execution values will not always match the examples above. Positions can lose money, the stop rule can trigger, and the fund does not guarantee profit. Nothing here is financial advice.