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Earn the Funding Rate, Not the Price Move

Market‑neutral crypto arbitrage on perpetual futures — funding, basis and cross‑exchange. Managed fund plans for investors; strategy following and custom mandates for qualified clients.

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Spot‑to‑perpetual hedge

3X

Funding rate collected daily

80+

Perpetual markets covered

$30M+

Assets under management LIVE

OUR FUND PLANS

Market‑Neutral Fund Plans

Every plan is delta‑neutral by construction — market‑neutral crypto arbitrage across perpetual futures. What differs is the mandate: which strategies run, how long capital is locked, and how much variance the risk budget allows. Target ranges are modelled on historical funding data, not forecasts.

Starter 7

STARTER

7.8% – 12.2%

Annualised

Strategies included

  • Funding Arbitrage
Lock period
7 days
Lock return
0.14% – 0.22%
Earnings
Accrued daily
Settlement
At maturity
Minimum amount
USD 100
Risk level
Low
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Starter 30

STARTER

12.0% – 18.4%

Annualised

Strategies included

  • Funding Arbitrage
  • Basis Arbitrage
Lock period
30 days
Lock return
0.94% – 1.40%
Earnings
Accrued daily
Settlement
At maturity
Minimum amount
USD 500
Risk level
Low
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Core 15

CORE

17.9% – 29.8%

Annualised

Strategies included

  • Funding Arbitrage
  • Basis Arbitrage
Lock period
15 days
Lock return
0.68% – 1.08%
Earnings
Accrued daily
Settlement
At maturity
Minimum amount
USD 2,501
Risk level
Low – Moderate
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STRATEGY

A Delta‑Neutral Strategy, Not a Market Call

Most strategies need the market to go somewhere. This one doesn't. A market‑neutral strategy on perpetual futures holds spot and short in equal size — price cancels, funding remains.

A market‑neutral strategy on perpetual futures. Spot and short in equal size, so price drops out — and the funding payment is what's left.

  1. Delta‑neutral positioning

    Equal spot and short positions in the same asset. Whatever price does, the two legs offset — direction stops being a variable.

  2. Basis spread capture

    Perpetuals rarely trade exactly at spot. Spot–futures arbitrage captures that gap as it converges, adding a second return stream alongside funding.

  3. Cross‑exchange arbitrage

    Funding rates differ between venues. Capital routes to whichever exchange is paying best, inside strict per‑exchange exposure limits.

  4. Systematic execution

    The engine opens, hedges and rebalances around the clock. No manual timing, no discretionary overrides.

Worked example: BTC moves 10%

BTC +10% ↑ BTC −10% ↓
Spot leg, change in value +10.0% −10.0%
Perpetual hedge, change in value −10.0% +10.0%
Net price impact 0.0% 0.0%
Funding collected, 30 days +0.90% +0.90%
Net result +0.90% +0.90%

Illustrative. Percentages are of position value, not subscribed capital — see fund plans for target returns. Funding rates vary and can turn negative. Capital is at risk.

Illustrative. Percentages are of position value, not subscribed capital — see fund plans for target returns. Funding rates vary by venue and can turn negative, in which case the position pays rather than receives.

Risk management

Neutral by design. Bounded by rule.

Delta‑neutral construction removes market direction. These parameters handle the rest — leverage, concentration, liquidity and drawdown — set per plan before capital is deployed.

The market drew down. The position didn't.

BTC price Your position

Illustrative example. Not indicative of future results.

Drawdown limits

Alert and hard‑stop levels per plan. When hit, positions reduce or pause automatically.

Reserve ratio

Part of every deposit stays uninvested as a liquidity buffer, lowering leverage.

Exchange concentration limits

No single venue or asset exceeds its capped allocation. Counterparty exposure stays spread.

Liquidity scoring

Assets are scored daily on trading depth. Thin markets are excluded before slippage.

Dynamic asset selection

The eligible set is re‑evaluated daily. Unstable funding or thinning depth drops an asset.

Bounded return lifecycle

A ceiling and floor per lock period keep daily P&L inside the plan's range.

Alert and hard‑stop levels per plan. When hit, positions reduce or pause automatically.

Part of every deposit stays uninvested as a liquidity buffer, lowering leverage.

No single venue or asset exceeds its capped allocation. Counterparty exposure stays spread.

Assets are scored daily on trading depth. Thin markets are excluded before slippage.

The eligible set is re‑evaluated daily. Unstable funding or thinning depth drops an asset.

A ceiling and floor per lock period keep daily P&L inside the plan's range.

How it works

Four steps to your first settlement.

Open an account, choose a mandate, and the strategy runs from there.

From sign-up to your first settlement, it only takes a few simple steps.

STEP 02

Choose a plan

Flexible lock periods

STEP 03

Subscribe

Simple, secure deposit

STEP 04

Receive settlements

Credited each cycle
Create your account

Step 01

Create account

Sign up in under 2 minutes.

Step 02

Choose a plan

Pick the lock period and risk level that suit you.

Step 03

Subscribe

Fund your plan with a simple, secure deposit.

Step 04

Receive settlements

Principal and earnings are credited when the lock ends.

+$23–35 accrued daily · settled at maturity

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Minimum investment varies by plan. Entry-level plans start from as low as $10 USD. View each plan's detail page for the exact investment range.

No. Lock-period return and target annualised ranges are modelled on historical funding rate data. They are targets, not forecasts. Actual returns depend on live market conditions, including periods when funding rates go negative, and may be lower or higher than the target range.

Fund investments are locked for the plan's stated duration. Early withdrawal is not available. At maturity, principal and net returns are automatically settled to your primary balance.

The fund engine runs daily, ingesting real funding rate and basis data from Binance and Kraken. It selects assets, weights them by opportunity score, and models returns for each investment. Daily P&L is bounded within the plan's configured lock-period return range over the investment lifecycle.

Each plan has a transparent fee schedule including a management fee (applied to principal), a performance fee (applied to positive returns only), and estimated trading/slippage costs. These are displayed on each plan's detail page and deducted before returns are credited.

Low risk plans use conservative asset selection with stricter drawdown limits and larger reserve ratios, targeting lower but more stable returns. Medium risk plans balance yield and stability. High risk plans target a wider annualised range using broader asset universes — with correspondingly higher return variability.

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