how a book works.
on soulpass every wallet is a book — a public track record you can follow and copy into your own account.
every wallet is a book.
your wallet is a book. publish it and it gets a public page with its positions, its 30-day return after deposits and withdrawals, drawdown and a verified-fills badge.
your wallet is the book
nothing to open, nothing to register. the positions you already hold are the book — publish it and it gets a public page.
what the page shows
its positions, its 30-day return after deposits and withdrawals, its drawdown, and a verified-fills badge.
copying is not pooling.
when you copy a book, its positions are copied by target weight into your wallet, executed with your keys. there is no pooled money, no custody, no fund token — you always hold your own positions and can stop any time.
copied by weight
when you copy a book, its positions are copied by target weight into your wallet and executed with your keys.
no pool in the middle
there is no pooled money, no custody and no fund token. you always hold your own positions and can stop any time.
the numbers have to earn it.
returns are time-weighted after deposits and withdrawals; fills are checked on chain. books need 14 days of history and $100 to rank, and numbers we can't read are shown as “not priced”, never as 0.
returns
time-weighted, so deposits and withdrawals do not flatter a number. money coming in is not a gain.
fills
checked on chain. a book that clears the check carries a verified fills badge; one that does not says so.
who can rank
a book needs 14 days of history and $100 before it shows up on the leaderboard.
what we cannot read
a number we cannot read is shown as "not priced". never as 0.
run a book, keep a share.
a curator earns a share of the trading fees their copiers pay — today that is the 25% referral share, paid out of fees that were charged anyway. no management fee, no lockup, nothing extra taken from the people copying.
three venues, one account.
the account signs with face id — no seed phrase, and the keys never leave the chip in your phone.
solana
spot, through the aggregator your account already uses.
hyperliquid
perps, including stocks perps.
robinhood chain
spot.
say it plainly.
a book is not a fund, copying is not pooled investing, and none of this is investment advice. past returns don't predict future ones — you hold your own positions the whole way through.
not a fund
nobody takes your money. a book is a track record you can read and copy, not a vehicle you buy into.
not pooled investing
every position sits in your own wallet, signed by your own keys. you can sell or stop copying whenever you want.
not investment advice
past returns do not predict future ones. what you copy, and how much, is your call.
past returns don’t predict future ones · you hold your own positions · not investment advice