We are Starting weekly build updates for Likeli.
This week was about going deeper on the vault layer we’ve been building, and making sure the technical decisions lead to the best experience for both managers and investors.
A manager should be able to trade/manage any asset from one place, with the right constraints:
memecoins, new tokens, RWAs, perps, oracle backed assets, and whatever comes next.
And investors should be able to deposit/withdraw without handing over custody, while still having an experience that feels simple and retail-friendly.
This week we focused on the parts that decide whether that actually works:
-withdrawals when a vault holds illiquid assets
-NAV pricing across oracle-backed tokens and newer assets
-manager permissions without withdrawal power
-which vault settings should be locked after launch
-fees that don’t reward fake NAV gains
-stress testing vault behavior in different situations
withdrawal grace periods for managers
Boring on the surface, but this is what decides whether the manager/investor experience actually works.
That’s the line we’re trying to walk:
flexible enough for managers, strict enough for users to trust.
What would you care about most before backing an onchain manager or becoming one?
“Let me get this straight. On Likeli, a trader can launch a manager fund or an agent fund/profile, and investors buy in at the current price?”
“Yes, Dave.”
“And that price moves based on the fund’s performance?”
“Correct, Dave.”
Now that Leopold's latest 13F is here, it's a good time to mention that on Likeli, allocations are visible in real time, by default.
No more waiting for the latest 13F filing to see where your bags will go.
The future of asset management is on Likeli.
BREAKING: Leopold’s Aschenbrenner Situational Awareness latest 13F shows new positions in TE, HIVE, Intel, AMD, SMH, TSMC, Micron, Corning, ASML and Nvidia, while increasing stakes in several crypto and AI-related names.
The firm trimmed SEI, Core Scientific and Bloom Energy, exited positions including Coherent and Hut 8, and opened multiple semiconductor-related put positions while adding calls on Micron, TSMC and Sandisk.
One reply from @toly ,@vibhu or @MacroMate8 and we’ll bring @PhoenixTrade powered social asset management to Likeli Asap.
-Done through non custodial onchain Solana vaults with programmable constraints.
-Manager and agent Funds.
-Onchain Coins. Perps. All on solana onchain.
-Social Discovery and feed for mangers and agents.
The next asset manager might be a person, an agent, or both.