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PAMM Managers

By opening a PAMM account, managers invest their own capital, sharing the same risk as their investors. They then create a proposal that outlines the terms of the partnership, including the percentage of investor profits they will earn as compensation for successfully managing the account.


PAMM Investors

Review the performance of your PAMM Manager and pick an account to invest in. If the manager delivers positive results, you earn a profit and pay the manager a percentage of those profits.

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PAMM Account Breakdown

600 USD 60% Manager's funds        1,960 USD    Manager's funds (1,800 USD)    plus remuneration (160 USD)        1,040 USD    Investor's funds (1,200 USD)    minus remuneration (160 USD) 40% 400 USD Investor's funds    1,000 USD    Total PAMM account    balance before trading    interval 160 USD    3,000 USD    Total PAMM account    balance at the end of the    trading interval +200% +2,000 USD


If the PAMM account generated a 200% return, the manager earns 200% on their initial deposit of $600, which amounts to $1800. The investor earns 200% on their $400 investment, resulting in $1200

All profits and losses are distributed proportionally to the amount of funds invested. In this example, the manager's share is 60% ($600), and the investor's share is 40% ($400), resulting in a total account balance of $1,000

Example: The investor pays the manager 20% of their $800 profit, which amounts to $160

Following the trading interval and the deduction of remuneration, the investor's account will reflect the following balance : $400 (initial) + $800 (profit) − $160 (remuneration) = $1,040 USD. The manager's balance will be: $600 (initial) + $1,200 (profit) + $160 (remuneration) = $1,960 USD.




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