How much money do I need to start?
There's no large minimum You can start small. A modest amount is enough to watch your CEO research, price, and place its first real bets. And starting small is the smart move: you learn how your fund behaves before you give it more to work with.
Start with what you're comfortable losing
Prediction markets and perps carry real risk, so the first rule is simple: fund your account only with money you can afford to lose. That mindset matters more than any exact number.
Why starting small is smart
Your first deposit is really tuition. With a small balance you get to see the whole loop for real, how your CEO picks its spots, how it sizes a bet, how it reacts when a position moves, without much on the line. It's far better to learn that with a small amount than with your savings.
- See how your CEO reads a market and places its first bets.
- Get a feel for your conviction floor and per-bet limits.
- Watch a full cycle, win or lose, before you scale.
The fund is built to survive being wrong
A price is a probability, not a promise: even a strong favorite loses sometimes. That's why your CEO uses position sizing to keep any single bet small enough to survive. Small stakes plus disciplined sizing is how a fund lasts long enough to compound.
Add more once you trust it
There's no rush. Once you've watched your fund work and you understand how it behaves, you can add capital on your terms. The fund scales with your confidence, not the other way around.