Fund Manager: Buy Side
Dal Studio · Coming soon
An asset-management simulation about other people's money. Raise capital into a public ETF and a private fund, earn fees, and grow the firm. Three worlds move on rates, FX, commodities and earnings — not random numbers — and every price is a trade between thousands of bots on a live order book.
About Fund Manager: Buy Side
Manage money. Keep it. You are not a trader. You run an asset-management firm. Investors hand you their money, you run it in funds, and the firm keeps only the fees it earns for managing it. It is other people's money, but the name on it is yours. Money comes in, and money leaves. Good returns pull investors in. Deep losses send them away. When investors pull money out of a fund, that is a redemption, and you have to raise that cash by selling. If you hold a lot of thinly traded stock, selling pushes down the price of what you still hold, and the lower price brings more redemptions. That loop is the heart of the game. Two products, two rulebooks. The public ETF can be bought and sold by anyone, every day, and lives under regulation: no oversized position in one stock, no portfolio full of names you cannot sell. The private fund takes money from a few investors and can use a lock-up (no withdrawals for a set period) and a gate (a temporary halt on redemptions). Raise the gate, and your reputation collapses the moment you do. When too much money comes, close the door. Good numbers bring in more money than you can put to work. There is only so much stock you can buy, so cash piles up,
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