Thank you for the explanation. But the second question, probably I could not properly ask. That's what I mean. Suppose the manager sold 1,000 coins for $ 1. Then the manager got a profit and now has $ 10,000. Then these coins, which already own investors, also increase in price to $ 10? And to get your profit, the investor can just sell these coins? Or the second option: the manager pays to all holders of coins profit in proportion to the number of coins they have? And then the owners of coins can receive profit from the manager while owning coins?
In the first variant, the profit itself does not directly go to investors. In the second variant the profit goes to them directly, minus the remuneration of the manager (commission).
From the documents, I did not quite understand how exactly the profit is made by investors.
Holders of coins receive part of the profits of the manager, according to their share. The investor has the right to transfer coins to another Ethereum wallet or sell on the internal exchange.
A manager doesn't distribute the profit, the profit will be distributed automatically by the smart contract.
The second varient is true - "the profit goes to them directly, minus the remuneration of the manager (commission)."
Thank you for the explanation. Thus, manager coins are a kind of shares that pay dividends, as long as they have me. In addition, manager coins can grow in value. But it is possible and this option: the manager issues a new issue of his coins, for example, increasing his security deposit, and this amount produces coins. Then the number of manager coins increases and the price of coins may decrease? And it's possible that the profit on each coin may also decrease, if the manager could not increase the profit even after obtaining additional working capital, as the number of coins increased.
