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AUM Zero. An asset manager with no employees, no fees, and no ability to steal. Strangers rebalance your portfolio; walls make them incapable of hurting you.

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  1. AUM0 v9: paid for being right, and held to your word

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    A Wall Street manager is paid a percentage of your money whether that money grew or shrank. Where a performance fee exists it sits above a high water mark, and the documented way around a high water mark is to close the fund and open another one. The promises in a prospectus are enforced the same way: by a person reading a filing, afterwards. Two things change here, and the same feeds decide both. Paid only for being right An author is paid only when the allocation they published stands above the mark it held the last time that follower paid them. Every follower carries their own mark, stam

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  2. AUM0 v8: bitcoin joins the venue

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    Robinhood put an official CBBTC / USD price feed on the chain and left its cash pool a puddle. For most of what runs on chain that puddle is the end of the story: no pool, no market. Not here. The machine never needed the pool AUM0 prices every fill against the official feed, not against a pool. The desk settles two wallets directly at that feed with no pool at all, and a worker can be the counterparty out of their own inventory. So an asset becomes managed the day its feed turns on, whatever its pool looks like. Bitcoin's feed turned on, so bitcoin is managed now, sitting in the same venue

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  4. AUM0 v7: anyone can be a manager

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    On Wall Street a separately managed account is a rich man's product. Below a six figure minimum you are pooled into a fund and handled in bulk, and the model portfolio business above it moves trillions on custody, paperwork and human hands. Here pooling was never needed, every account was already separate, so the only thing missing was the managers. This edition adds them. Anyone can be one. publish(), follow(), revise() An author publishes an allocation, fixed or gliding, under their own address, with a royalty carved in stone at publication and capped at half. Following is one signature.

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  6. AUM0 v6: the law itself ages

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    Half of every new retirement dollar in America defaults into a target date fund: heavy in stocks while the owner is young, sliding into bonds as they age. The slide is called a glide path, and a committee manages it for decades, for a fee, at Vanguard and Fidelity and everywhere else. Here the committee is arithmetic. setGlide() A wallet carves its law once, with a beginning, an end, and two allocations. From then on the target it is measured against moves by itself, second by second, for forty years if asked. Drift appears as the law walks away from the holdings, and the same workers close

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  8. AUM0 v5: the internal cross, on chain

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    Wall Street's quietest cost saver is the internal cross. When one of a manager's funds is selling what a sibling fund is buying, the desk matches them in-house and neither side pays the market. The SEC's rule for it, 17a-7, makes one demand: the cross must happen at the independent current market price. Then researchers read four million of these trades. The prices were set strategically to move performance between sibling funds, and a large number were backdated. The rule asked for an independent price. Humans were the ones typing it in. Here nobody types it in. cross() When one wallet mus

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  9. AUM0 v4: the bounty is a price now

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    A rebalance is a purchase. So the fee for it should be a price, not a tip. Until now AUM0 paid a fixed bounty to whichever worker showed up first. That worker had every reason to route your trade through the pool that paid it the most, because the pay was the same either way and the difference came out of your wallet, not its own. The bid edition prices the bounty. Every leg is measured against the official feed at the moment it settles, and whatever the wallet lost on the fill is subtracted from the worker's pay, dollar for dollar. A worker who takes a percent of your trade for itself has alr

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  13. AUM0 v3.1: the employee is self employed

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    The employee is self employed. It earns its wages, buys its own gas, and refuses jobs that do not pay for themselves. No human funds it. Contract unchanged: 0xaFd484733f4B23e235bf1825c9AdA39368160B03 · Web aumzero.com · Request on file #23 What changed for the employee It refuses charity. Before taking a stranger's job the keeper estimates the real gas of the rebalance and only works when the bounty covers at least 1.5x of it. A job that would lose money is logged and skipped. Tidying its own demo wallet stays free. It buys its own fuel. When its

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  14. AUM0 v3: your stocks never leave your wallet

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    The wallet edition is live on Hood Chain. AUM0 now manages portfolios it cannot touch. Contract 0xaFd484733f4B23e235bf1825c9AdA39368160B03 · Chain Hood Chain (4663) · Web aumzero.com What changed Custody is gone. There is no deposit and no withdraw. Your stocks and your cash stay in your own wallet, where your wallet app can see them, and every rebalance pulls, swaps, and returns the result inside a single transaction. The manager's balance is zero before the trade and zero after it. You quit by setting the allowance to zero: there is nothing to withdraw

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