A hedge fund
for the people, by the people could be interesting, if such a thing ever did exist.
Most hedge funds cater to those with a little more cash in their wallets and higher balances in their bank accounts, I'm thinking.
Of course, there's a question of market saturation. Traders who develop winning strategies in crypto trading might admit the less people utilizing a specific strategy, the more profitable it is. Multiplying potential profits being a factor of capital on hand, focusing on wealthier clients makes sense if profiteering is the motive.
It isn't likely that a good trader will accept $5 from 10 people to start a hedge fund. That's usually not how these things work, as far as I know. I applaud the concept of a small, independent, hedge fund not motivated primarily by money or profits. A community project or long term HODL that isn't a get-rich-quick-scheme, in some quasi form of delayed gratification would be cool. Maybe it is rare to see something like that these days though.