Buy partial krono and EQ2 krono exposure through pooled broker investing for EverQuest II players on the Wuoshi server.
EQ2 Brokers Mutual Fund operational rules and investor prospectus
Welcome to EQ2 Brokers Mutual Fund (EQ2BMF), a player-operated mutual fund dedicated to growing wealth through exposure to the EverQuest II Wuoshi market.
By pooling our capital, we can corner high-value asset markets, absorb macro-economic shifts, and generate steady returns that outpace baseline inflation. To ensure the absolute security of your assets and prevent market manipulation, the fund operates under a strict, mathematical set of operational rules.
The fund's primary holdings will be a kronoas this is viewed as one of the very few stable assets in the game that contiuously increases in value. The fund at times, may include other high-volume assets such as harvestables but will at no time invest more than 15% of the fund's value in this manner. This strategy is designed to keep the portfolio anchored in assets that trade frequently on the broker — high volume, recognizable commodities that move in and out of inventory without long listing periods or distressed fire sales.
One of the fund's primary functions is to allow investors to buy "fractions" of a krono when they otherwsie would not have enough capital to do so while "locking in" the current price as opposed trying to save platinum and chase an ever-rising sale price of krono.
Liquidity is a core constraint, not an afterthought. We deliberately avoid concentrating the fund in niche items that are difficult to sell, thinly listed, or dependent on a single buyer showing up. The goal is a book you can rebalance and redeem against on schedule, not a vault of trophies waiting for the right bid.
To protect against day-trading exploits and ensure accurate tracking, the fund operates on a twice-weekly calculation and trading cycle.
To protect long-term investors from short-term market exploitation, this fund operates strictly on a Forward Pricing Model.
What this means for you: When you deposit Platinum or request a redemption, your transaction is placed into a pending queue. It will execute at the next newly calculated NAV on Wednesday or Sunday morning. Because you cannot see the price before you buy or sell, nobody can “front-run” the fund or exploit temporary broker spikes.
Net Asset Value (NAV) represents the exact value of one single share of the fund. It is calculated by dividing the total value of the fund's assets (Platinum + Krono + Items) by the total number of outstanding shares.
To protect the NAV against artificial “pump-and-dump” schemes on the broker, we use the following pricing protections:
This fund is built entirely on community trust. To remain transparent:
Eqbmf.Frequently asked questions about EQ2BMF
On Wuoshi, a full krono often costs more Platinum than many players have on hand at once. EQ2 Mutual Fund lets you buy partial krono exposure by pooling Platinum with other investors — you receive fund shares priced at NAV instead of saving up for a whole krono while broker prices keep rising.
To buy krono through the fund, open the EQ2 Mutual Fund Portal, place a BUY order with your Platinum amount, then mail Eqbmf with your order ID. Shares settle at the next NAV calculation on Wednesday or Sunday morning.
EQ2BMF works like a traditional open-end mutual fund: investors pool Platinum together, receive shares representing a proportional claim on the fund, and a manager holds a diversified basket of broker assets on everyone's behalf. You buy or sell shares at the fund's Net Asset Value (NAV) rather than trading each harvestable or rare yourself. In an EQ2 market where individual items can be thinly listed and prices spike unpredictably, that structure spreads risk across many liquid holdings, reduces the burden of managing inventory, and gives you diversified exposure to the Wuoshi economy without needing the capital or time to build a full portfolio solo.
Forward pricing means your deposit or redemption is priced at the next NAV calculation — not the price visible at the moment you click buy or sell. When you submit an order, it enters a pending queue and executes on the following Wednesday or Sunday morning once the fund's assets have been marked and NAV is recalculated. This prevents investors from timing trades around known broker spikes or dumps, and protects long-term holders from short-term manipulation.
After placing a BUY order, your shares are not immediately issued. Send a mail to Eqbmf with the order ID you received when placing the BUY order, as well as the amount of investment designated. During the next NAV recalculation (Wednesday or Sunday), your purchase will be processed, your shares will be issued, and they will appear in your ledger on the EQ2BMF Portal.
After placing a SELL order, your shares are not immediately sold. They will be redeemed at the next NAV recalculation event (the nearest Sunday or Wednesday morning). At that time your shares are cancelled and the resulting Platinum from the sale is sent to the character who placed the sell order.
A generalized list of assets held (without precise volume per product) will be published in the EQ2BMF portal following each NAV recalculation day.
Similarly, total fund value, issued shares, and current NAV will also be publicly available there.
NAV = (Sum of Marked Assets + Cash Reserve) ÷ Total Outstanding Shares
In other words, the fund's total marked holdings plus cash are divided by the number of shares currently issued to arrive at the price per share for that cycle.
The mark price for each product is equal to the median broker price of that product from the previous NAV recalculation through the current one.
To protect the fund from sudden price spikes and potential broker manipulation, we apply a conservative 20% growth cap to our assets.
True Market Valueis the "true" mark price at the time of the last NAV recalculation (using median pricing).
AUM Mark Value is the capped valuation we actually use to calculate your share price (NAV). If the median price of an asset grew more than 20% since the last NAV recalculation, then the AUM Mark Value will simply be the AUM Mark Value from the last recalculation + 20%.
If a market price spike is legitimate and holds, your NAV will safely "step up" over the next few calculations until it catches up to the true value.
EQ2BMF is designed with liquidity and fair valuation as first-class priorities so your Platinum is not trapped in illiquid junk or fantasy prices.
The fund maintains a permanent 10-20% cash reserve in raw Platinum so routine redemptions can be paid without forced fire sales. Holdings are concentrated in high-volume broker assets that can actually be sold, not thinly listed trophies that sit for weeks.
Assets are marked conservatively — median broker prices over each NAV cycle, plus a 20% growth cap on sudden spikes — so NAV reflects prices we could realistically realize if we needed to liquidate inventory to cover sell orders. That reduces the risk that redeemers exit at inflated marks while the fund eats the loss on the way out.
Forward pricing, the pre-NAV order lock, and transparent reporting on the portal all add further protection against short-term manipulation. All fund assets are held on the dedicated vault character Eqbmf, with periodic public ledger updates after each recalculation.
Yes. At the time of sale, a 10% fee will be charged on any profits made. Meaning, if you originally invest 100p in the fund, and sell it for 300p, you will be charged 10% of the 200p profit, which is 20p and thus be sent 280p back to you which represents the original investment plus the profit minus the fee.
Yes. 50% of all collected fees will be reinvested back into the fund thus increaseing the NAV price and valuation of shares held.