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# Become a manager

Anyone can become a manager on Pool Party. Access is permissionless.

#### **How to start**

1. Connect your wallet (social login supported).
2. Optionally, verify your identity by linking social accounts, if you want to be publicly identified.
3. Create your first pool (see Create a pool).

#### **What a manager does**

You set the pool's mandate and, within it, manage actively: allocate, rebalance, and adjust the strategy. (Operating a pool with an AI agent is coming soon.)

#### **Identity is optional**

Verifying with social accounts helps your community recognize you, but it is not required. Pool Party only identifies a manager publicly when they choose to be.

{% hint style="info" %}
Pool Party does not endorse any manager or strategy. Verifying is not an endorsement by the platform; it is just a way for you to be recognized.
{% endhint %}


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