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A step-by-step starter guide — naming your fund, funding the wallet, and running your first cycle. It's being written, and lands with the beta.
Coming soonPrediction markets are regulated very differently around the world, and yours is one of the places Opusfund can't serve today. We'd genuinely love to — and if the rules where you live change, we'll be among the first through the door.
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contact@opusfund.aiOpusfund is your hedge fund on Polymarket — where people bet on real-world events, from elections to football. You set the rules; the AI researches and places every bet for you.
No charts, no timing. You set the rules; the AI does the rest.
Name your fund, pick its markets, and set two limits: the most it stakes on any single bet, and the most it can have riding across the fund at once. That's the whole rulebook.
From there it works on its own, in cycles — one cycle is a single round of research-and-bet. No bet is ever placed by hand.
Every cycle ends with a clear report — what it bet, and what it won or lost. Want it to work differently? Adjust the rules, and the next cycle follows.
Here's how your fund is built — every part of it, in plain words.
The full guide, in five memos — what you set, how the firm works, and how to run it from the Chairman's chair.
Two ways in. Pick the one that fits — we'll send your access the day Opusfund opens.
No spam, no presale, no catch — one email when your access is ready.
Opusfund is software — not a fund, a broker, or investment advice.
We'll send your access the day Opusfund opens.
Coming at launch — founding members get them first. Your personal link arrives with your access.
The hedge fund used to be a place. A building full of analysts, traders, risk officers, and a wall of screens. To run one you needed capital, a license, and the right last name. The barrier was never intelligence — it was the operating stack.
That stack now costs almost nothing.
An Analyst is an AI agent. A CEO is an AI agent. The desk is plain text you can read and rewrite. The guardrails are many and named. The Chairman — the one who sets direction and reads the reports — is you. The fund you can run today, alone, from a quiet room, was a hundred-person operation a decade ago.
A fund that runs itself doesn’t just save you time — it does the things you would never have done by hand. It places the bet you would have hesitated to take. It holds through the day you would have panicked. It tries the small experiment you were curious about but never had the discipline to run. The Chairman commits to ideas. The fund commits to executing them. The gap between knowing and doing — the gap that breaks most traders — is the gap the agents close.
Then there is the part no demo can show: the strange pleasure of watching it work. You read the dossiers your Analyst builds. You see the bets your CEO approved, and the ones it sent back. You watch what the week won, and what it lost. The fund grades its own work, cycle after cycle — every success teaches it, every loss does too. You sharpen what hits, retire what doesn’t, and slowly — in a way no spreadsheet could show — the fund becomes distinctly yours.
We are starting on Polymarket because it is the right first room. Every market is a real question. Every price is a real probability. The resolution is written in the rules, not in someone’s quarterly opinion. A new fund needs a clean place to learn its hands.
But the architecture has no allegiance to one room.
An Opusfund will not live in one room. It will live in many at once. One Analyst hunting a mispriced election market. Another reading a lending pool to see which dollar earns the most this week. A third watching a derivatives market for an opportunity too clean to ignore. A fourth reading the rules of a new market the day it opens, looking for the gap before the crowd shows up. Every room with its own edge. Every edge with its own Analyst.
And the rooms speak to each other. When the prediction desk wins on an election bet, the profits don’t sit — they flow into the base the Chairman has named: Bitcoin, a yield-bearing dollar, an index of crypto. When an event on the calendar looks promising enough to deserve more, the fund borrows against that base to put more on the line. When edges go quiet for a week, capital migrates into yield until they come back. Every win compounds the next round. The Chairman never trades. The fund never sleeps.
This is the bet behind Opusfund: that the next generation of personal finance will not look like an app you open to tap a buy button. It will look like an institution — quiet, plain-spoken, autonomous — running itself for you, in your name, awake while you are not.
Today, one room.Tomorrow, the whole house.
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You have the why. Next, the room we start in: how Polymarket works, in plain words.
Opusfund places its bets on Polymarket. Before you set a single rule, it helps to know what that is — in plain words, with one football match followed all the way through.
Polymarket is a website where people bet on questions about the real world — who wins an election, whether a team wins on Saturday, whether a price climbs past a number by a certain date.
There are no stock charts to read and no finance background to have. If you can answer one question — do I think this will happen? — you already have everything you need to follow along.
One thing to set straight first: here, a market is not a company you own a slice of. A market is a question.
Each thing you can bet on is called a market — and every market is a single question with a yes-or-no answer that the future will settle.
Take the one we'll follow for the rest of this page: Will Brazil win Saturday's match? Right now, nobody knows. On Saturday, everybody will. That stretch — between now and the answer — is the market.
Other markets work exactly the same way: Will this candidate win the election? Will this coin pass $100,000 before July? A clear question, and a date when reality answers it.
Here is the one idea that makes everything else click.
Every market has a price — a number between 0 and 1, easier to read as 0¢ to 100¢. That price is simply what the crowd betting on it currently believes the chance is. (Its odds — just another word for how likely something is.)
If Will Brazil win? sits at 0.70, the crowd is saying: about a 70% chance. A price near 1 means the crowd is almost sure it happens; near 0, almost sure it doesn't; near the middle is a coin-flip.
And the price never sits still: every new bet nudges it. It is the crowd thinking out loud.
When you place a bet, you buy shares of one answer: Yes, or No. A share's price is that same 0-to-1 number, read in cents.
So if Will Brazil win? is trading at 0.70, one Yes share costs you 70¢.
Now the rule that makes it pay. When the match is over and the market settles, every share of the correct answer is worth exactly $1 — and every share of the wrong answer is worth $0. Nothing in between.
Until Saturday, that 0.70 will not stay put. A key player gets injured, a manager talks to the press, more people pile onto one side — and the number drifts up or down. The price is always the crowd's latest guess, not its first one.
Then Saturday comes, the match is played, and the market resolves: the real answer is finally known. The winning shares are paid out at $1 each, the losing shares are worth $0, and the market closes for good.
So every market has a short life — it opens as a question, drifts as the crowd reacts, and ends the moment reality answers.
The price is the crowd's best guess — but a guess is all it is. Crowds overreact to a dramatic headline. They miss a dull but important fact. Often they are simply slow to catch up.
When that happens, the price drifts away from the real chance — the market is mispriced. Perhaps Brazil's true chance is closer to 80%, but a scare story has left Yes shares sitting at 0.70.
That gap is the whole opportunity: buy the side the crowd has underpriced, and if you are right, reality pays you the difference.
Finding those gaps — and telling the real ones from the noise — is exactly what your fund's agents do. How they do it, market by market, is the next page.
You know the board. Next, the moves — the handful of ways a price ends up wrong, and how the fund reads each one.
Plain-English plays you hand to your CEO in a sentence. Use one as a standing rule it follows every cycle, or as a one-time nudge for the cycle you're in.
Opusfund never copies anyone blindly. Every play here is a lead, not an order.
Whatever you tell your fund to watch, it still researches the idea itself and the CEO still judges it at two gates. Nothing is ever placed unless the fund rates it a real winner — at least a 60% chance, by its own reckoning. A signal points your fund somewhere. It never drives.
No files, no settings screen, no commands. You tell your CEO a strategy in plain words, or paste one straight from this page, and it takes care of the rest. The only choice is how long it lasts. Just talk, or tap a number.
Your CEO keeps it and works it into the team. It shapes how that corner gets played at the start of every cycle, forever, until you change it.
It sticks until you say otherwise.
Your CEO points the hunt where you want it for this cycle only, then lets it go. For the moment you're in.
Here now, gone next round.
Want it for one cycle only? Say "just this week" and it won't keep it.
Say any of these to your CEO, or copy and paste one. It goes to that market's Analyst, which reads it fresh every cycle.
Use a proven trader as a yardstick on the markets they know.
Pick a top trader to watch — say [JP345], who's strong on [French football]. On every [PSG] market, check which side they're on. If they're against our lean, dig again, find what they see, and switch to their side only if the evidence backs it up.
One sharp can be wrong. A crowd of sharps, less often.
Watch these [five] traders. Only flag a market when at least [four] of them are on the same side. One trader alone is not enough.
Crowds overpay for famous teams. That gap is yours.
Be careful with famous teams. Crowds pay extra for a big name, not for better odds. If a star team looks expensive on reputation more than form, look hard at the other side.
Some wallets are reliably wrong. Use them in reverse.
Treat [this losing wallet] as a contrarian flag. When it piles into one side, that's a reason to look closely at the other.
The oldest edge in betting, and the firm's core.
Look for clear favorites priced lower than they should be. Crowds pay too much for long shots and too little for the favorite.
In politics, clear leaders are often priced a touch too low.
In politics, the crowd tends to underrate clear favorites. When someone is the obvious front-runner, the price is often a little too low — lean their way.
A No at 0.90 is just a favorite wearing a disguise.
When a market asks "will [X] happen?" and the honest answer is almost certainly no — but the price still says it might — buy No.
The crowd overweights whatever just happened.
Judge a team or a candidate on the whole season, not the last game or the last poll. The crowd overreacts to whatever just happened — wait for the panic, then price it calmly.
Prices before the lineups drop are just guesses.
Don't size a bet before the lineups are confirmed — about an hour before kickoff. Prices before that are guesses.
Plenty of people are right about the world, wrong about the source.
Trust the actual document — the ruling, the official statement, the report — over the headlines about it. Flag any market where the document and the price disagree.
Being right about the world isn't enough — know the rules.
Before any bet, read exactly how the market is decided — the source, the cutoff, the exact wording. Skip markets whose rules are vague or easy to dispute.
You can be stricter than the firm's floor — never looser.
Only bring me bets where your fair value beats the price by at least [15 points]. I'd rather see fewer, stronger calls.
These are a starting set — your brief is yours to write. Any plain instruction works.
Hand one of these to your CEO for a single cycle. Fill in the blanks and point it where you want.
Narrow this cycle to one corner you care about.
This week, look only at [the Champions League].
Lean into where you sense the mispricing right now.
This month, lean into [AI markets] — that's where I think the crowd is wrong.
A known event is coming. Get ahead of the repricing.
Around [the jobs report], weigh fresh news heavily and act before the crowd reprices everything.
You've got a feeling. Let the fund check it for you.
I think [X] is underrated right now. Dig in and tell me whether the price agrees.
Big news just broke. Find what hasn't moved yet.
Big news just broke on [topic] — go find the market that hasn't moved on it yet.
Some cycles, you just want the single strongest call.
This cycle, bring me only your single strongest bet. Quality over quantity.
Finding the edge is half the job. The other half is choosing how to bet it. A market with three endings hands you a choice most people walk straight past.
A match can end three ways: the favorite wins, it's a draw, or the underdog wins. Backing the favorite is one ending out of three. The biggest prize, and the longest odds of being right.
Right less often, paid more when you are.
Bet No on the underdog instead. That one bet wins on a favorite win and on a draw, two endings out of three. A smaller prize, a far better chance of landing it.
Bettors call this a double chance.
When a market has three or more endings and one of them looks very unlikely, you can bet No on that ending instead of picking a single winner. You then win on everything else at once. Lean on it when you'd rather win smaller and more often, and only when our fair value still beats the price.
A wider net is not a free win. The price already knows the favorite and the draw are likely, so it pays you less for them.
Your fund treats the wider net like any other bet. It clears both gates, and its own fair value still has to beat the price. It reaches for it when it reads the real chance as better than the number, or when you've asked it to win smaller and more often. A high hit rate is never the reason on its own.
Some famous Polymarket money-makers are games of speed and infrastructure, not judgment. Opusfund is a conviction fund — and it stays in its lane. On purpose.
Buying both sides for a guaranteed cent. Real — but a game of bots that close the gap in seconds. Your fund takes a view; it doesn't race machines.
Quoting both sides all day to earn the spread. A different business — steady, capital-heavy, and not what a conviction fund is built for.
Millisecond reactions to live data feeds. Your fund thinks in cycles, not milliseconds — depth is its edge, not speed.
Mirroring a wallet trade-for-trade. Your fund can't, by design: every bet must clear its own 60% bar and both gates. A sharp is a signal, never the driver.
A step-by-step starter guide — naming your fund, funding the wallet, and running your first cycle. It's being written, and lands with the beta.
Coming soonThese Terms of Service govern your access to and use of Opusfund — non-custodial software and infrastructure that helps you set up a self-custodial wallet and connect it to a third-party AI agent that transacts on your behalf. By using Opusfund you agree to these terms.
Opusfund is non-custodial software. It helps you connect your own wallet to a third-party AI agent — coordinated by a third-party agent orchestrator and powered by a third-party AI model — that can transact on your behalf, including placing trades on third-party prediction markets such as Polymarket.
We never take custody of your funds, never host or operate the agent, and never provide the AI model. These third-party components are experimental, are not provided or controlled by us, and are not safe in the conventional sense of that word.
By using Opusfund you accept that you may experience:
Prediction-market trading may be regulated, restricted, or unlawful where you live — you are responsible for ensuring your use is legal in your jurisdiction. Use only funds you are fully prepared to lose, and start with the minimum possible amount.
"Opusfund", "we", "us" means the non-custodial software and infrastructure operated by 42 Ventures Ltd., accessible at opusfund.ai, that helps a User set up a self-custodial Wallet and connect it to third-party AI agent orchestration that transacts on the User's behalf. Opusfund does not take custody of funds, and does not author, own, supply, operate, or power the AI agents, agent orchestrators, AI models, or hosting that you use — these are all third-party. We may help install or configure third-party, open-source software as part of a Hosted Setup, but installing it does not make us its provider or operator.
"User", "you" means any person who accesses or uses Opusfund.
"Wallet" means the self-custodial blockchain wallet you set up and control — whether run locally on your own device or on an instance you host with a third-party provider. You alone hold the keys; we never have access to it.
"Agent" means the AI system you connect to your Wallet to transact on your behalf. The Agent is provided and run by you, using a third-party Agent Orchestrator and a third-party AI Model. We do not provide, operate, or control it.
"Agent Orchestrator" means third-party software, typically open-source (for example, Hermes or Zero Claw), that coordinates and instructs an Agent. We do not author, own, or supply the orchestrator — it is licensed to you by its project under its own open-source licence. As part of a Hosted Setup, the self-install script you run may install it for you, but we do not operate or warrant it.
"AI Model" means the third-party large language model or other AI model that powers an Agent. It is not provided or operated by Opusfund.
"Hosting Provider" means any third party with whom you choose to host your instance or Wallet. We may introduce or recommend Hosting Providers, but you contract with them directly.
"Hosted Setup" means the optional arrangement in which you run Opusfund on an instance hosted by a Hosting Provider rather than on your own device. In both cases the software is installed by a self-install script that you run; we never perform the installation and never access your instance.
"Prediction Market" means a third-party market or venue (such as Polymarket) on which an Agent may transact. It is not operated by Opusfund.
"CHEQs” means the CHEQs smart-contract infrastructure provided by CHEQs through which certain transactions may be settled.
"USDQ" means a training coin with no monetary value that we may make available to some Users for testing. It cannot be used for real transactions.
Opusfund is non-custodial software and infrastructure. It helps you set up a self-custodial Wallet and connect it to a third-party Agent so that the Agent can transact on your behalf.
Opusfund is "plumbing" only. We never take custody of, hold, or have access to your funds, your Wallet, or your wallet keys. We never host, operate, supply, or power the Agent, the Agent Orchestrator, or the AI Model — these are third-party and are chosen, configured, and run by you. We do not make decisions for you, do not execute transactions ourselves, and do not guarantee any outcome. All transactions are initiated by your Wallet and your Agent.
Beta: Opusfund is experimental software, currently offered in beta. It is provided on a best-efforts basis. We do not guarantee uninterrupted availability and may modify, suspend, or discontinue any part of it at any time, with reasonable notice where practicable. There is no service-level guarantee.
Opusfund is not available to restricted persons as set out in Section 4.
Opusfund is not a fund. It is not a hedge fund, collective investment scheme, managed account, or pooled investment vehicle of any kind. We do not pool, manage, invest, or control any User's money. Each User self-custodies and self-directs their own Wallet and Agent.
Opusfund does not provide investment, financial, legal, tax, accounting, or gambling advice, and nothing on the platform is a recommendation or solicitation to enter into any transaction. You — and the Agent you configure — are solely responsible for all decisions.
Despite the name "Opusfund", no fiduciary, advisory, brokerage, custodial, or money-management relationship is created between you and us.
You must be at least 18 years of age, or the legal age of majority in your country if higher, to use Opusfund. By creating an account you represent that you meet this requirement.
You are responsible for maintaining the security of your account credentials and for all activity that occurs under your account.
Jurisdictional restrictions: Opusfund is not available to: (i) persons located in, ordinarily resident in, or nationals of the United States of America or its territories; (ii) persons located in or nationals of the People's Republic of China (mainland China); (iii) persons located in or ordinarily resident in the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (Hong Kong SAR); (iv) persons located in, ordinarily resident in, or nationals of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland; (v) persons located in, ordinarily resident in, or nationals of any country or territory subject to comprehensive sanctions or embargoes administered by the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) or the United Nations — currently Cuba, Iran, North Korea, and the Crimea, Donetsk, and Luhansk regions of Ukraine — as such programs are updated from time to time; and (vi) persons located in, ordinarily resident in, or nationals of Russia or Belarus. By using Opusfund you represent and warrant that you do not fall into any of the above categories.
Sanctions: You represent and warrant that you are not subject to sanctions under the United Nations Sanctions Ordinance (Cap. 537) of Hong Kong, OFAC, the European Union, or any other applicable regime, and that you will not use Opusfund to breach or circumvent any sanctions.
We do not generally collect identity information. However, we reserve the right to require identity verification at any time where we consider it necessary, or where we are required to do so by law or by a competent authority. We may suspend or terminate accounts where verification cannot be completed or where prohibited use is suspected.
Your Wallet is self-custodial. You alone control it and its keys, whether you run it locally on your own device or on an instance you host with a third-party Hosting Provider (a "Hosted Setup"). In both cases the Wallet, the open-source agent orchestrator, and the rest of the plumbing are installed by a self-install script that you run on your own device or instance — we do not perform the installation ourselves and never access your device, instance, keys, or funds. We never hold your funds or keys and have no ability to move, freeze, or access them at any time.
Your Wallet is secured by a combination of secure wallet keys, not a single private key or seed phrase. You are solely responsible for securing those keys, your device, and any hosted instance. If you lose your wallet keys, your funds are permanently lost — we cannot reset, recover, freeze, or restore them.
Hosted Setup: If you run Opusfund on a hosted instance, the hosting contract is between you and the Hosting Provider; we are not a party to it, and the Provider's own terms govern the hosting. We may introduce or recommend a Hosting Provider, but you choose and contract with one directly, and its security, availability, and conduct are your responsibility and outside our control. A Hosted Setup is the same non-custodial plumbing as a local install: running it on a host rather than your own device does not give Opusfund any access to or control of your keys or funds.
Limits: Any spending, position, or governance limits are set and enforced through your own configuration. We have no ability to override, pause, or modify them on your behalf.
The Agent that transacts on your behalf, the Agent Orchestrator that runs it, the AI Model that powers it, your Hosting Provider, the Prediction Markets and other venues it transacts on, the blockchain networks, and any stablecoin issuer (such as the issuer of USDC) are all third parties. We do not provide, operate, control, audit, or endorse any of them.
Your use of each third-party component is governed by your own agreement with that third party. You should review their terms and privacy policies. We are not a party to those agreements and accept no responsibility for those services.
You are solely responsible for selecting, configuring, instructing, supervising, and bearing the consequences of your Agent.
IMPORTANT RISK WARNING
Agents are experimental. An Agent may autonomously initiate transactions, place trades, approve payments, or interact with smart contracts in ways you did not intend or anticipate — including through bugs, misconfiguration, prompt-injection attacks, model errors, or unexpected decisions. You may lose some or all of the funds you make available to it. We cannot monitor, predict, reverse, or control what your Agent does.
Loss of funds: You may lose some or all funds your Agent can access. Transactions on a blockchain are generally irreversible.
Consequential outcomes: Agent actions may have real-world consequences, including entering into transactions, agreements, or communications in your name. You are solely responsible for all actions taken by your Agent.
Instability: The software and the third-party components are under active development and may change behaviour, introduce breaking changes, or become unavailable without notice.
// We strongly recommend: make available only the minimum amount of funds you are prepared to lose entirely. Treat all funds your Agent can access as experimental capital.
You choose, configure, instruct, and run your Agent. By doing so you authorise it to act on your behalf, and it acts as your agent.
You are solely responsible for everything your Agent does. Its actions — including autonomous, unattended, unexpected, erroneous, or unintended actions, and actions resulting from bugs, misconfiguration, model errors, or prompt-injection — are treated as your own and are binding on you to the same extent as if you had taken them yourself.
This applies regardless of which Agent Orchestrator, AI Model, or Hosting Provider you use, and regardless of whether you were monitoring the Agent at the time. Opusfund does not supervise, review, approve, monitor, or control your Agent, is not responsible or liable for anything it does, and cannot reverse or undo its transactions. See also Acceptable Use, Disclaimers & Limitation of Liability, and Indemnification.
Your Agent may transact on third-party Prediction Markets such as Polymarket and on other on-chain venues. These markets are operated by third parties, not by Opusfund.
Trading on prediction markets and other markets carries a high risk of total loss. Prices can move sharply, positions can become worthless, markets may resolve against you, outcomes may be disputed, and on-chain transactions are irreversible.
There is no deposit insurance, investor-compensation scheme, or guarantee of any kind. Your funds are not protected. Past performance is not indicative of future results.
Smart-contract risk: blockchains and smart contracts — including any CHEQ contract and the contracts of any market — may contain bugs or vulnerabilities, may be exploited, or may fail. We are not liable for losses arising from them.
You are solely responsible for ensuring that your use of Opusfund — including operating an Agent and trading on prediction markets — is lawful where you are located and resident.
Prediction-market trading is regulated, restricted, or prohibited in many jurisdictions and may be treated as gambling or as a regulated financial activity. In some jurisdictions, including Hong Kong, regulators have indicated that trading on prediction markets may constitute regulated activity or unlawful gambling. The legal position is uncertain and evolving. If your use would be unlawful where you are, you must not use Opusfund.
Tax: You are responsible for determining, reporting, and paying any taxes arising from your activity. We do not provide tax advice and do not withhold, collect, or report taxes on your behalf.
Subscription: Opusfund may charge a subscription fee for access to the software and infrastructure. Subscriptions are available on a monthly or annual basis and are denominated and payable in USDC. Current pricing is displayed on the platform and may be updated from time to time, with at least 30 days' notice to existing subscribers. Continued use after a change takes effect constitutes acceptance of the new rates.
Transaction fees: Depending on the market, we may also charge a fee on transactions. We collect any such fee in a way that does not take custody of your funds. For transactions settled through a CHEQ, we collect a small fee from the contract at the point of redemption — taken at the smart-contract level, without our ever holding your funds. For transactions on other platforms, we may receive a fee routed back to us by that platform.
Network and gas fees, and any fees charged by a Prediction Market or other venue, are paid by your Wallet directly to those third parties and are not collected by us.
Hosting referral fees: Where you take a Hosted Setup, we may receive a referral fee, rebate, commission, or revenue share from the Hosting Provider. We disclose this so that you are aware we may have a financial interest in hosting arrangements we introduce or recommend. It does not change our obligations to you under these Terms, and you remain free to choose any Hosting Provider.
Subscription fees are non-refundable except where required by applicable law. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period, and no partial refunds are issued for unused periods.
USDQ is a training coin with no monetary value. We may make it available to some Users to test transactions before committing real funds. USDQ cannot be used for real transactions and has no guaranteed or implied monetary value. It is not a security, an investment, or a means of payment.
You agree not to use Opusfund for any unlawful purpose, including but not limited to money laundering, terrorist financing, fraud, market manipulation, unlawful gambling, or the circumvention of sanctions. You agree not to access or use Opusfund if you are a person or entity restricted under Section 4 (Eligibility & Registration).
You are solely responsible for the behaviour of any Agent you connect. Opusfund is not liable for any actions taken by your Agent.
Opusfund reserves the right to suspend or terminate accounts found to be in breach of these Terms, including accounts operated by restricted persons or used for prohibited activities, without prior notice.
Subject to these Terms, we grant you a limited, revocable, non-exclusive, non-transferable licence to download and use the Opusfund software, skills, and installation files — including any self-install script we provide — for your own use of the service.
You may not resell, sublicense, rent, reverse-engineer (except to the extent permitted by law), tamper with, or remove proprietary notices from the software, or use it to build or operate a competing service.
Third-party and open-source components: the software may include or install third-party or open-source components — including any open-source agent orchestrator installed as part of a Hosted Setup — that are licensed to you under their own terms (not by us), which prevail in respect of those components.
We may provide updates from time to time but are not obliged to provide updates, maintenance, or support.
Opusfund and its branding, including the Opusfund name and logo, are the intellectual property of 42 Ventures Ltd. You may not use them without prior written permission.
You retain ownership of your own content and configuration. You grant us a limited, non-exclusive licence to process it only as necessary to provide the service to you.
Third-party technology: Opusfund uses third-party technology under licence. Your use of Opusfund does not grant you any rights over any third-party intellectual property embedded in the platform.
To report intellectual property infringement, contact us at legal@opusfund.ai
Opusfund is provided "as is" and "as available", without warranty of any kind, whether express or implied, including any implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, non-infringement, availability, or security, and including any warranty that the software or any Agent will operate uninterrupted or error-free, behave as intended, or be profitable.
To the maximum extent permitted by law, 42 Ventures Ltd. shall not be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, or consequential damages arising from your use of the platform, including losses arising from blockchain or transaction failures, smart-contract vulnerabilities, the behaviour of your Agent, the acts or omissions of any third-party component (the Agent Orchestrator, AI Model, Hosting Provider, Prediction Markets, or networks), or your loss of keys.
To the extent permitted by law, the total aggregate liability of 42 Ventures Ltd. to you for any claim arising out of or relating to these Terms shall not exceed the total fees paid by you to Opusfund in the three (3) months preceding the event giving rise to the claim. Where no fees have been paid, liability is limited to HKD 500.
Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits any liability that cannot be excluded or limited under the laws of Hong Kong, including liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, or for fraud or fraudulent misrepresentation. Where the Control of Exemption Clauses Ordinance (Cap. 71) applies, the exclusions and limits in this Section apply only to the extent they are fair and reasonable.
You agree to indemnify and hold harmless 42 Ventures Ltd. and Opusfund, and their officers, employees, and agents, from and against any claims, losses, liabilities, damages, costs, and expenses (including reasonable legal fees) arising out of or relating to: your use of the service; the actions of your Agent; your breach of these Terms; your violation of any law (including gambling, securities, sanctions, anti-money-laundering, or tax law); or your infringement of any third-party right.
You may stop using Opusfund and cancel your subscription at any time; Section 10 governs fees on cancellation.
We may suspend or terminate your access at any time for breach of these Terms, suspected prohibited or unlawful use, restricted-person status, or where required by law.
Because Opusfund is non-custodial, termination does not affect your Wallet, your keys, or your funds — these remain solely under your control at all times.
Provisions that by their nature should survive termination — including Definitions, fees due, intellectual property, disclaimers, limitation of liability, indemnification, and governing law — survive termination.
We may update these Terms from time to time. We will notify you of material changes by updating the effective date at the top of this page and, where appropriate, by email. Continued use of Opusfund after changes take effect constitutes acceptance of the revised Terms.
We may in future send you product updates and newsletters. Where we do so, we will obtain your prior consent and provide an easy opt-out mechanism in every communication.
These Terms shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of Hong Kong SAR, without regard to its conflict of law provisions.
Any dispute, controversy, or claim arising out of or relating to these Terms, or the breach, termination, or invalidity thereof, shall be referred to and finally resolved by arbitration administered by the Hong Kong International Arbitration Centre (HKIAC) in accordance with the HKIAC Administered Arbitration Rules in force at the time. The seat of arbitration shall be Hong Kong, the language shall be English, and the tribunal shall consist of one arbitrator.
This arbitration agreement applies only to the extent that binding arbitration is permitted and enforceable for you. If you are a consumer or retail user and the mandatory law of your place of residence prohibits binding pre-dispute arbitration or guarantees your right to bring proceedings in your local courts, that protection prevails. Where binding arbitration does not apply, the courts of Hong Kong SAR shall have exclusive jurisdiction. Either party may seek interim or injunctive relief from a court of competent jurisdiction.
Entire Agreement: These Terms, together with the Privacy Policy
Severability: If any provision of these Terms is found by a court or arbitrator to be invalid, unlawful, or unenforceable, that provision shall be modified to the minimum extent necessary to make it enforceable, or severed if modification is not possible. The remaining provisions shall continue in full force and effect.
Force Majeure: Opusfund and 42 Ventures Ltd. shall not be liable for any failure or delay in performance arising from causes beyond our reasonable control, including but not limited to blockchain network failures, smart-contract vulnerabilities, third-party infrastructure outages, cyberattacks, acts of God, governmental or regulatory actions, or internet disruptions.
Waiver: Failure by Opusfund to enforce any provision of these Terms on any occasion shall not constitute a waiver of our right to enforce that provision on any future occasion or to enforce any other provision.
Assignment: Opusfund may assign or transfer its rights and obligations under these Terms to any successor entity, including in connection with a merger, acquisition, or sale of assets, without your consent. You may not assign or transfer your rights or obligations without our prior written consent.
Third Party Rights: These Terms do not confer any rights on any third party. The Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Ordinance (Cap. 623) of Hong Kong shall not apply to these Terms.
Notices & electronic communications: You consent to receive communications from us electronically. We may give notice to you by email or by posting on the platform; you may give notice to us at legal@opusfund.ai
Privacy Policy: Your use of Opusfund is also governed by our Privacy Policy
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Questions about these Terms? Contact us at legal@opusfund.ai
This Privacy Policy explains how Opusfund collects, uses, and protects your personal data when you use our platform. We take your privacy seriously, and this policy is written in plain language — if something is unclear, contact us.
Opusfund is non-custodial software. We never collect or hold your wallet keys or funds.
To use Opusfund you connect your own third-party components — an agent orchestrator, an AI model, and (optionally) a hosting provider. These third parties may collect, transmit, and process your data independently of Opusfund, and we have no visibility into or control over what they do with it.
Please review the privacy policy of every third-party component you connect. This policy covers only the data that Opusfund itself processes.
Opusfund is operated by 42 Ventures Ltd., a company incorporated in Hong Kong, which is the data controller for the personal data described in this policy.
Registered address: Unit 2A, 17/F, Glenealy Tower, No.1 Glenealy, Central, Hong Kong SAR.
Because we are based in Hong Kong, the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance (Cap. 486) ("PDPO") is the primary law that applies to our processing of your personal data. If you are located in the European Union, the additional rights and protections in Section 11 (GDPR) also apply to you.
Opusfund is non-custodial: we never collect, store, or have access to your wallet keys or funds. Opusfund uses third-party technology partners to provide certain infrastructure; where they process personal data on our behalf, they act as our data processors.
For data-protection enquiries, contact our Data Protection Officer at dpo@opusfund.ai
Account data: when you create an account, we collect your email address and any profile or settings information you provide.
Usage data: we collect information about how you interact with the platform, including pages visited, features used, and timestamps.
Subscription billing data: when you purchase an Opusfund subscription, we collect and process billing information including your chosen plan, payment date, and transaction reference. Subscription fees are paid in USDC.
Agent & third-party activity data: to use Opusfund you connect third-party components (an agent orchestrator, an AI model, and optionally a hosting provider). Those third parties may collect, transmit, and process data independently of Opusfund. We have no visibility into or control over data processed by them — please review their privacy policies.
Communications: if you contact us by email, we retain those communications to respond and to improve our service.
Analytics data: we use Google Analytics to collect anonymised data about platform usage, including pages viewed, session duration, approximate (country-level) location, and device/browser type. IP addresses are anonymised before processing.
We do not collect your wallet keys or the funds in your wallet — these never reach us.
We use your data to provide and improve the Opusfund software and infrastructure, to operate your account, and to process subscriptions.
We use usage and analytics data to understand how the platform is used and to make improvements. We do not sell your personal data to third parties.
We may use your email address to send you important service notifications and security alerts, and — with your consent — product updates.
We share your data only where necessary to operate the service, including with the technology partners who provide our infrastructure.
We may share data with trusted partners who help us operate and improve Opusfund, including technology, hosting, and analytics providers. Such sharing is strictly limited to what is necessary for those partners to perform services on our behalf, and they are prohibited from using your data for their own commercial purposes, including marketing to you directly. Where data is shared with a processor, it is shared under an appropriate data-processing agreement.
We do not sell, rent, or trade your personal data. We may share data with law-enforcement or regulatory authorities where required by law.
Independent third parties: the agent orchestrator, AI model, and any hosting provider you choose are independent third parties — not our processors. Your data relationship with them is governed by their own policies, not this one.
Hosted setups: if you take a hosted setup, we may share or receive limited account information with the hosting provider as necessary to facilitate the referral and any associated fee. We never share your wallet keys or funds, which we do not hold.
Our processors include: CHEQs (blockchain/CHEQ infrastructure) and Google LLC (analytics via Google Analytics). A full, current list of processors is available on request by contacting privacy@opusfund.ai
Your wallet is self-custodial and is run locally on your own device or on an instance you host with a third party. The wallet and plumbing are installed by a self-install script that you run yourself — we do not perform the installation and never access your device or instance. We never collect or store your wallet keys or funds, and we have no ability to access or move them.
Blockchain transactions are public by nature and permanent. We do not control the blockchain and cannot edit, delete, or reverse on-chain records. Any data you place on a public blockchain may be visible to anyone and cannot be removed.
Where you host your wallet or instance with a third-party hosting provider, that provider is independent of Opusfund and processes data under its own policies.
We retain your account data for as long as your account is active, and for 12 months after closure. Communications are retained for 24 months. Analytics data is retained in anonymised form for 24 months. Retention periods may be extended where required by applicable law.
Under the PDPO, you have the right to request access to the personal data we hold about you, to request correction of inaccurate data, and to ask how your data is used. Depending on your location and applicable law, you may also have rights to delete, restrict, port, or object to certain processing.
To exercise any of these rights, contact us at privacy@opusfund.ai
You have the right to lodge a complaint with a data-protection authority. In Hong Kong, this is the Privacy Commissioner for Personal Data (PCPD), reachable via pcpd.org.hk
Opusfund does not make solely automated decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects concerning you.
We implement technical and organisational measures designed to reduce the risk of unauthorised access to, loss of, or disclosure of your personal data. No system is completely secure, and we cannot guarantee absolute security.
Your wallet keys are generated and held on your own device or your hosted instance and are designed never to be transmitted to or stored by Opusfund. This reflects the architectural design of the software, not a guarantee against all possible failure scenarios; securing your device, instance, and keys is your responsibility.
In the event of a data breach that is likely to result in a risk to your rights and freedoms, we will notify you and the relevant authority within 72 hours of becoming aware, where required by applicable law.
Opusfund uses strictly necessary cookies to operate the platform, including session management and security tokens. We do not use advertising or tracking cookies.
We may update this Privacy Policy from time to time. We will notify you of material changes by updating the effective date at the top of this page and, where appropriate, by email.
For material changes — such as new data uses or new third-party sharing — we will endeavour to notify you by email at least 14 days before the change takes effect, where reasonably practicable. Continued use of Opusfund after changes take effect constitutes acceptance of the revised policy.
Applicability: although Opusfund is operated by 42 Ventures Ltd., a Hong Kong company, the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) applies to our processing of personal data of individuals located in the European Union, in accordance with Article 3 GDPR. If you are located in the EU, the rights and protections set out in this section apply to you.
EU Representative: in accordance with Article 27 GDPR, 42 Ventures Ltd. has appointed Mr. Dumas as EU Representative, located in the European Union. EU users may contact our EU Representative directly at eu-rep@opusfund.ai
Data transfers from the EU to Hong Kong: Hong Kong is not recognised by the European Commission as providing an adequate level of data protection. Where we transfer personal data from the EU to Hong Kong, we do so on the basis of Standard Contractual Clauses (SCCs) adopted by the European Commission, or another valid transfer mechanism under Chapter V GDPR. You may request a copy of the applicable transfer mechanism by contacting us at privacy@opusfund.ai
Legal bases for processing: we process EU users' personal data on the following bases under Article 6 GDPR: contract performance (Art. 6(1)(b)) for operating your account; legitimate interests (Art. 6(1)(f)) for platform security and analytics; and consent (Art. 6(1)(a)) for optional communications. You may withdraw consent at any time without affecting prior processing.
Your GDPR rights: as an EU resident you have the right to access, rectify, erase, restrict, and port your personal data, and to object to processing based on legitimate interests. To exercise these rights, contact privacy@opusfund.ai
Right to complain: you have the right to lodge a complaint with your local EU supervisory authority. A full list of EU data-protection authorities is available at edpb.europa.eu
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Privacy questions or data requests? Email us at privacy@opusfund.aidpo@opusfund.ai