On the cusp of a new era for onchain funds, led by @reserveprotocol

Just launched $ZINDEX, the S&P 500 of @Zora. One token that actually holds the top creator coins under the hood. Weighted by market cap, rebalanced regularly. Powered by @reserveprotocol. Here’s how it works. Problem: The hardest part of creator coins isn’t access, it’s choosing. Choosing who to buy, when to buy, when to sell, and constantly rotating as narratives change. Solution: $ZINDEX removes that entire decision loop. It’s an onchain index token that owns the underlying Zora creator coins, packaged into a single token. Instead of buying and selling individual creators, you own the basket itself. Note that this is different than other "indexes" that are essentially just trackers. By holding $ZINDEX, you actually own the underlying assets. Weights: Weights are set by a transparent square-root market cap formula and rebalanced over time so the index stays representative as creators rise, fade, and new ones emerge. One token. No coin-picking. No constant rotation. How we chose the blue chip basket: We looked at the top 50 Zora coins and included ones that meet these criteria: - Age: 100 days - Total volume: $500k - 30d volume: $100k - 7d volume: $20k The only exception was $jesse, which we added bc it is currently #1. And also it’s Jesse. We currently have 11 tokens in the basket, and plan to add more as the market grows. Governance: $ZINDEX is governed by $CREATOR. Vote-lock $CREATOR in order to: - Vote on biweekly rebalances - Determine what coins get added or removed from the basket as the market evolves. - Vote-lockers get 10% of all fees generated by $ZINDEX minting and TVL fees -- Every capital market eventually solves choice with an index. $ZINDEX is that solution for Zora.

Excited to share that @peterjwolff just became the first investor to pass $100,000,000 trading alongside him on Autopilot. And it took him just 237 days to do it. For context, it took @BillAckman 10 years to raise $50M. What does this mean for him? He skipped the headaches of raising a traditional fund and instead tapped into the $6B of connected capital on Autopilot, and now makes more from the revenue share than his actual career. What does this mean for those Autopiloting him? 11,000 everyday investors are now taking advantage of new access to a high-performing investor vs being stuck picking stocks on their own. And it makes sense why, his top portfolio is up 87%. What does this mean for the next Bill Ackmans out there? The next generation of aspiring managers no longer need connections to rich people. They can launch on Autopilot in minutes, scale based on results, and monetize immediately. For decades, the uber rich have access to hedge fund managers while retail investors were left picking stocks on their own or defaulting to passive ETFs. That model sucks. We started with the Pelosi tracker, but our goal has always been to build a marketplace where exceptional managers are discovered and where performance, not pedigree, determines who rises. And slowly but surely we're getting there.