FAQ
Straight answers.
If a question here sounds unusually blunt, that is deliberate. We would rather set expectations correctly than sell you a story.
What exactly do I get?
Access to run our algorithmic trading software on an account you own. Nothing else. You are not buying a fund unit, a managed account, a signal subscription or financial advice.
Do you hold my money?
No. Never. Your capital stays in an account in your own name. The software connects through trade-only API keys that you create and can revoke at any moment. We have no deposit or withdrawal rights.
Do you guarantee returns?
No, and nobody credible does. We publish the tracked record of accounts we operate ourselves so you can review real data. Past results are not a projection, and losses — including total loss of capital — are possible.
Which venue do I need?
The software currently integrates with a specific exchange, and using that venue is the only way to run it. That is a technical requirement of the integration, not a recommendation of the venue or an endorsement of its services. You open and hold that account yourself and are bound by their terms.
Who is responsible for the trading?
You are. You choose to license the software, you connect it, you set your limits within the supported ranges, and you can stop it at any time. We supply a tool; the decision to run it on your capital is yours.
What market does it trade?
BTC. We would rather calibrate one market deeply than dilute the rule set across many.
What does it cost?
Nothing for the 77. Seven places open every week for eleven weeks, selected from the waitlist. If you are one of the 77, your access to the software is free for life. On week 12 the price launches with a joining fee, and there are no more free seats after 77.
Can I stop whenever I want?
Yes. Revoke the API keys and the software can no longer act on your account. Stopping is always yours to do.
Is this suitable for me?
We cannot answer that — assessing suitability would make us an advisor, which we are not. Consider your own circumstances, risk tolerance and jurisdiction, and take independent professional advice if you need it.
Still unclear? Talk to us.