Pick funds, not coins. Or CRE8 your own.

11.6M coins died in 2025.

One every 3 seconds.

A 1900s trading floor whose right half turns into a grid of data

Most people who buy stocks don’t pick them. They buy funds.

Wall Street rebuilt onchain

Rules
In the fine print
Written into the contract
You see
Holdings once a quarter
Every trade, as it happens
Leaving
In market hours
Any time

Pick a fund

Holdings, rules and fees, side by side.

Example funds · simulated data

Every rule, enforced.

Every order is checked against the fund’s rules before it runs, the creator’s included.

Wall Street built funds. Now anyone can CRE8 one.

  1. Open a fund

    Write a thesis, pick what it can hold, where it trades and your fee, then seed it with at least 100 USDT.

  2. Holders deposit

    Anyone can deposit USDT. The money sits in the fund contract, not with you.

  3. It runs by its rules

    The plan places the orders, and the contract checks each one first.

  4. Everyone gets paid

    Holders withdraw at the share price. You earn a performance fee when the fund makes a profit.

Or just ask CRE8 AI.

One sentence in. A fund out. Nothing moves until you approve.

How you get paid

$1,000,000
20%
Your take-home$40,000

Per year, at a 20% performance fee

Questions

What can a fund hold?

Tokenized US stocks, crypto, and stablecoins that earn by lending. Each fund lists exactly which ones, and the contract refuses everything else.

Who holds my money?

The fund contract. The creator and the fund’s plan can only trade within the rules. Only holders can withdraw, and only their own share.

When can I leave?

Any time. Withdraw as USDT, or take your share of the fund’s assets directly.

What does it cost?

No yearly management fee. Every fund shows its fees before you deposit. The creator’s fee is set at launch and is taken only from profit.

Can I use it today?

CRE8 runs on BNB Chain testnet today, and the funds on this page are examples. Join the waitlist in the app to try it.

What are the risks?

Prices can fall and you can lose money. Contracts, price feeds and the markets a fund trades on can fail. Nothing here is investment advice.

Street signs for CRE8 St and Wall St on the same corner