Questions, answered plainly.

Proprietary. We publish what matters for your decision — the full daily record, risk profile, signal frequency, and drawdown — but not the signal logic. That opacity is what keeps the edge alive for the people trading it.

Every published record is forward execution: the engine ran the rule live, logged the bet before the outcome existed, and settlement came from the market itself. Each rule is validated on replayed history before it launches, but that backtest never appears in the record — the chart starts the day the strategy went live. The methodology page documents the whole pipeline.

No. Orders are placed on your own account, and we never take deposits. We also never hold your private key: you grant permission to place trades through your own wallet, and you can revoke it instantly.

Paper mode is free forever. Live execution is a monthly subscription, paid in USDC from the wallet you already trade with — no card needed. Filled orders also carry a small routing fee through Polymarket's Builder Program — a quarter of what their own interface charges.

Yes, and we recommend it. Paper mirrors live execution against the same order books and settles from the same real outcomes — it is the published record resized to your bankroll, not a friendlier simulation.

Capital is an append-only ledger, so deposits are always separable from performance. Return on capital is profit divided by what you actually put in, and open positions are held at cost — nothing counts as profit before it settles.

One click disarms everything, and revoking trading permission takes effect immediately. Open positions are yours and stay in your account; nothing is force-closed without your say.

Yes. Prediction markets carry real risk of loss, and no past record — ours included — guarantees future results. Only trade capital you can afford to lose, and use the daily cap.