I built Ashbud because the way crypto traders distribute their alpha is broken.
If you're an alpha caller, a KOL, a manager with conviction, your options for turning that into something followers can hold are: a Telegram channel nobody can verify, copy-trading, or screenshots that get scrolled past in 4 seconds.
None of them create a track record. None of them pay you cleanly. And the worst pattern in the space — caller shills, followers pile in, caller dumps on the way up — has no public counter-proof. The honest ones still get suspected.
Ashbud fixes the channel.
You build your index. Followers mint one token backed 1:1 by the underlying held in a public on-chain vault. You and your followers hold the same exposure, you can't dump on them without dumping on yourself. Every rebalance is logged on-chain. Your index IS your track record.
You earn 0.50% on every mint, plus an optional performance fee on realized profit (you set, 0–25%). Followers get the exposure without custody risk, without DMs, without a wrapper that dies when you lose interest.
No telegram. No custody. No dev killswitch. Your alpha, on-chain, in one token.
It's live.