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This guide outlines how fund managers typically use Peak across the investment workflow — from initial allocation research to ongoing position monitoring.

What Peak supports for fund managers

Allocation research

Compare tokens, protocols, and sectors before sizing a position.

Position monitoring

Track active positions across wallets and venues from a single workspace.

Risk surveillance

Monitor liquidity, holder concentration, and on-chain activity for portfolio assets.

Market context

Keep a view on the broader market and sector rotation alongside your positions.

A typical day in Peak

The starting point depends on what you need. Three common entry patterns:

Reviewing current positions

Open the watchlist that holds your active positions. Move through each Object using the same Command — for example, Performance Analysis (PFA) ↗ for tokens — to compare across the portfolio without re-learning each screen.

Investigating a new allocation candidate

Begin with Token Description (TKD) ↗ for high-level orientation. Move to Tokenomics (TKE) ↗ for supply structure, Ownership (OWN) ↗ for holder concentration, and Live Trades (LTD) ↗ to gauge real-time activity. For protocol-based theses, start with Protocol Analysis (PRA) ↗, then examine User Acquisition (UAC) ↗ and Competition (PCP) ↗.

Responding to a market event

Use the search bar to jump directly to the affected Object and Command. If an alert fired, the alert detail typically links straight to the relevant view.

Setting up your workspace

A few configurations that consistently help fund managers:
  • Watchlists by mandate. Separate watchlists for core positions, watch-only candidates, and hedges keep the workspace organized.
  • Alerts on portfolio assets. Set alerts on conditions material to your thesis — large holder movements, liquidity changes, unusual volume — rather than every price tick.
  • Currency set to your reporting currency. All valuations and prices respect this setting.
See Setting up your workspace for details on each.

Commands frequently used by fund managers

CommandPurpose
TKDToken Description — orientation on any token
TKETokenomics — supply, emissions, vesting
OWNOwnership — holder concentration
PFAPerformance Analysis — return metrics
MLAMarket Liquidity Analysis — depth and flow
CWTCX Whale Tracker — CEX inflows and outflows
PRAProtocol Analysis — core protocol fundamentals
The full catalog is available in the Command Reference.

Token Due Diligence

A structured sequence for evaluating a new token allocation candidate.

Portfolio & Watchlist Setup

Practical patterns for organizing positions and watchlists.