Is $100 enough to start a fund?
Yes, $100 is plenty to start. Prediction-market positions can be a few dollars each, so even a small balance lets your CEO run real cycles: several bets, wins and losses, and reports you can learn from. Small doesn't mean toy.
What $100 actually buys you
On Polymarket, shares cost cents. A $100 fund can hold several positions at once, say five bets of $5–10 each with room to spare, which is exactly enough to watch your CEO's judgment across different markets, not just one lucky coin-flip.
Small accounts teach cheap lessons
Every fund has a learning phase, yours and the CEO's. With $100, a losing week costs you a dinner, not a paycheck, while the lessons carry forward at full value. Start small, read the reports, scale when you trust it.
The honest caveat
Fees and small position sizes mean a $100 fund won't make you rich, that's not its job. Its job is to prove the loop works with real money and real outcomes. Treat it as tuition with upside.