everyone's a fund manager now

what changed

Open soulpass.ai and you land on the markets tape, not a landing page. Stocks, majors and memes on one tape, ranked by who is moving them. Next to it, the books to copy. Under it, the feed of moves.

You do not need an account to read any of it. Every price, every book, every move is public. The account shows up the first time you want to do something: copy a book, buy, sell, publish your own. It takes thirty seconds, face id, no seed phrase, and you come back to exactly where you were.

The stablecoin payment account did not go anywhere. It is the money underneath, and it has its own page at /pay. The agent cli lives at /agent, merchant acceptance at /developers.

what a book is

Every wallet on soulpass is a book. Yours too.

Publish it and it gets a public page: its positions, its 30-day return after deposits and withdrawals, its drawdown, and a badge for the fills we could verify on chain. Books need fourteen days of history and a hundred dollars to rank. A number we cannot read is shown as "not priced", never as zero.

Follow a book and its moves show up in your feed. Copy a book and its positions are copied by target weight into your wallet, executed with your keys. Stop any time.

what a book is not

This is the part we care most about getting right.

A book is not a fund. There is no pooled money, no custody, no fund token. When you copy someone, you hold your own positions in your own account. The curator never touches your money; they earn a share of the fees you were going to pay anyway.

Past returns do not predict future ones. Nothing here is investment advice. You always hold your own positions.

The full explanation is at /how-it-works.

where books trade

Solana spot, hyperliquid perps for stocks, and robinhood chain spot. One account, one face id, keys that never leave the chip. The execution routes are shown on every asset page, with the reason when one is not available yet.

for agents

Your agent uses the same account through the cli. Its trades are your book's trades. The details are in the agent docs.

Go look at the books.