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# CoD-GPT Fund

We’ve seen other projects leverage ChatGPT in an attempt to see how it performs for investments – one upping this, we’re doing this for crypto with our own proprietary data to see what GPT will ask us to HODL in our portfolio.

To maximize reach, we’re setup on both TraderWagon and dHEDGE – both positions will be rebalanced the same way every week based on ChatGPT’s output. Ee’ll be sharing these prior to every update on Twitter while our positions will remain transparent.


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