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# 01 Introduction
**What is Morrow Funds?**
MORROW is an on-chain portfolio platform that lets people build, manage and allocate capital to strategies.
A **Fund** is a portfolio made up of multiple assets, built around a specific strategy or conviction.
Instead of buying and managing every asset individually, users can interact with a strategy through a single Fund.
> **Build a strategy. Create a Fund. Let capital follow.**
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#### **How It Works**
MORROW connects strategy creators with people looking to allocate capital.
**1. Build**
Create a Fund around your strategy, thesis or market view.
**2. Allocate**
Set the assets and target allocation that make up your portfolio.
**3. Manage**
Manage your Fund and rebalance its portfolio as your strategy evolves.
**4. Back**
Other users can discover your Fund and allocate capital to it.
Simple:
**Creator → Strategy → Fund → Capital**
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#### **What is a Fund?**
A Fund is an on-chain portfolio containing multiple assets.
For example:
| Asset | Allocation |
| ----- | ---------- |
| ETH | 40% |
| SOL | 30% |
| BTC | 20% |
| USDC | 10% |
The Fund represents the portfolio as a single strategy rather than forcing users to manage each position separately.
Over time, the Fund can change as assets move in price, capital enters or exits, and the portfolio is rebalanced.
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