Before consensus, there was a managed account
Profit Sharing pooled investors inside Binance subaccounts so one Wealth Manager could trade a common book. The manager had trading permission but not withdrawal permission, and success fees used a high-water mark. The product’s rights lived in platform accounting and operator terms, not in the ZIG contract.
That distinction became visible in 2026. Trading services left the public marketplace on 31 August, although existing positions continued. An exit first required a manager to release liquidity into the Zignaly balance, with external withdrawal as a second action. The service update permits exit requests and gives managers seven days to release funds; failure leads to service closure and settlement. Funds return first to the Zignaly balance, with an external-wallet withdrawal as a separate step.
