This is the only function on a fund that its manager may call. It takes two tokens and two numbers. It cannot name a contract to call, and there is no path in the fund that sends money anywhere except to a share holder, in proportion to their shares.
Every open fund is listed while no wallet is connected. With a wallet, this list is only the funds you manage.
USDG and NVDA were written into this fund when it was opened, and nothing can be added to that list afterwards. It is what stops a manager buying a token they minted themselves.
You have set no minimum, so the pool can fill this at any price it likes. The fund still reads the NVDA feed after the swap and refuses anything more than 1% away from it. That is the part a minimum of zero cannot get around.
Reading what Opening Bell is holding.
Nobody has deposited into Opening Bell yet, so there is no floor to clear.
Connect the wallet that manages this fund. Any other account is refused by the contract.
Written into the fund itself, so it survives this site and can be held against you later.
Connect the manager's wallet to write here.
One name per wallet, worn by every fund it manages. Leave it empty and the board shows your address instead.
Connect a wallet to sign.
Every change here moves in your backers' favour and cannot be undone. The fund has no function that raises a fee, lengthens a lockup, takes back an asset or reopens a closed fund, so this screen only offers what the contract will actually accept.
Connect the manager's wallet to change any of these.
Anything below what you take today.
Settles what you have already earned at the old rate first.
Measured from each deposit, so shortening it releases everybody already in.
Give one up and the fund refuses to buy it again for good. It can still be sold, so whatever the fund is holding of it is never stuck.
Closing stops new deposits and never stops an exit. It cannot be reopened, because a fund that could open and shut at will could be timed against the people already in it.