The Fund
Goal:
The Fund
Goal:
Atlas launched a youth-run investment fund using market-volatility modeling to turn small inefficiencies into community reinvestment. After backtesting and donor commitments, we built a $50,000 portfolio that generated $13,000 in returns—funding health supplies, nutrition programs, scholarships, and medical-care initiatives.
It’s finance as ethical reinforcement: a model proving markets can be harnessed for public good.
After finishing Akuna Capital’s Options 101 course covering option theory, we began researching a novel regulation-based investment strategy culminating in SSRN paper (Abstract ID 5464595). After rigorous backtesting, we pitched to donors, raising $50K.
^Account 1 is volatility based.
^Account 2 runs a fundamental strategy.
Our goal is to donate all proceeds! Please reach out with inquiries and opportunities!
“We proved that returns don’t just grow portfolios—they can grow communities.”
Problem: Many youth-led organizations rely on unstable donations and cannot sustain long-term health programs.
5-Part Solution:
Built a research-backed, risk-managed investment strategy.
Secured $50K in donor backing.
Managed portfolio allocations using option-theory modeling.
Reinvested returns into health initiatives and scholarships.
Published transparent reports for community accountability.
Impact:
$13,000+ deployed to shelters, students, and local health programs; established a replicable model for youth-driven social finance.
Atlas launched a youth-run investment fund using market-volatility modeling to turn small inefficiencies into community reinvestment. After backtesting and donor commitments, we built a $50,000 portfolio that generated $13,000 in returns—funding health supplies, nutrition programs, scholarships, and medical-care initiatives.
It’s finance as ethical reinforcement: a model proving markets can be harnessed for public good.
After finishing Akuna Capital’s Options 101 course covering option theory, we began researching a novel regulation-based investment strategy culminating in SSRN paper (Abstract ID 5464595). After rigorous backtesting, we pitched to donors, raising $50K.
^Account 1 is volatility based.
^Account 2 runs a fundamental strategy.
Our goal is to donate all proceeds! Please reach out with inquiries and opportunities!
“We proved that returns don’t just grow portfolios—they can grow communities.”
Problem: Many youth-led organizations rely on unstable donations and cannot sustain long-term health programs.
5-Part Solution:
Built a research-backed, risk-managed investment strategy.
Secured $50K in donor backing.
Managed portfolio allocations using option-theory modeling.
Reinvested returns into health initiatives and scholarships.
Published transparent reports for community accountability.
Impact:
$13,000+ deployed to shelters, students, and local health programs; established a replicable model for youth-driven social finance.
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Opportunity shouldn’t be luck—it should be designed.
From our FDA petition to state-level workshops, Atlas empowers youth to shape public policy and demand regulatory reform on teen-targeted supplements.