Not sure if you are planning this or not, but I think it would be cool if when using the new ETF feature you could integrate manager tokens as well. I would personally like to buy ETFs of groups of managers so I could condense 5 or more really good managers into one token. 

This is not related to any one specific function of the platform,  but overall the interaction between the investor and the platform needs to be much more responsive. We want to have immediate feedback on what is going to happen with our GVT or $$$. 

When we click something, or do something, we want to have immediate feedback. As a trust management platform, waiting for so long with out certainty what will happen does not add trust and credibility.

EVERYTHING that involves an investors $ or GVT, needs to be as fast and responsive as possible. Whether it is investment entry, profit distribution, or profit reporting.

As said in the title.

I have requested many investments into traders but i dont know whats happening, if they didnt accepted my request, there should be some message at the Requests page saying "Manager didnt accepted your investment request yet"

Lately, Hedgebitcoin suggested a a new feature "AutoJoin" if the manager hits the stopout. Any investor that has this feature activated would join automatically if the stopout is reached.

I've had it happen recently. A program hit the 10% stopout and I got kicked out of the program, which is good for most people. But I believe in the manager and would like to never lose my spot unless I want to.

Is this possible?

When displaying large number, commas or some sort of punctuation should be used for better readability of the numbers. Large numbers become hard to read quickly if there is no punctuation. Especially if more manager tiers open up and allow even larger numbers. 

Example: $1,234,567.00 vs $1234567.00 

yes, it's a nice to have :)

Seen manger photos which are inappropriate already. You should be checking these before they display or allow a report function which has the ability to disable trading while you investigate (as a punishment).

If I have 10 coins in a fund, and one mooned by 40%, I think it’s cool to have the option for it to automatically sell, and split the returns between the rest of the coins.

An the other side, give the option to automatically buy a coin that went down. For example the fund manager cares for ETH, but he thinks it’s currently overpriced. So he can adjust the setting to buy it with 10% once it reaches a certain price.

Lastly, add stop loss for coins in the fund.

This approach adds a trading bot feeling to the funds, making them much stronger than just choosing assets.