Today, each strategy needs its own account — so you can only run a few. Soon, one account will run as many strategies as you want, and still show you how each one is doing.
Each strategy is a channel. They all get mixed down into one real set of trades — the only thing the exchange sees. But every channel keeps its own meter, so you always know how each strategy is doing on its own.
That's the whole idea. Everything below is just the details of how it stays honest.
Exchanges only give you a few accounts, and today each strategy needs its own. So you run out of accounts long before you run out of ideas. The compositor puts many strategies into a single account — so you can run as many as you like.
One strategy per account — and you only get a handful. You hit a wall fast.
As many strategies as you want, all in one account — each still scored on its own.
There are three levels, and it's simple. Your one real account holds several groups. Each group holds as many strategies as you want. Groups are just a way to organize — say, a calm group and an aggressive one — and you get a scorecard for each group too, not only for each strategy.
In one line: 1 account → many groups → many strategies in each. (If you're technical: the account is a fund, a group is a portfolio, a strategy is an alpha — but the names don't matter here.)
Each active strategy decides what it wants to trade right now.
The compositor mixes them all into a single order.
That one order goes to your account — the same way it does today.
Meanwhile, each strategy's own scorecard updates — minute by minute, just like your account does now. And there are safety checks built in: it never over-invests, it never force-sells a strategy that hit an error, and an empty signal never wipes your account.
Yes — and here's why. Since strategies share one account, their trades combine. If one buys a coin and another sells the same coin, the account only holds the difference:
The account only trades the net — but both strategies are still scored in full, so you always know which one is actually working. Then every minute we add all the scorecards back up and compare them to your real account. If there's any small difference — from fees or timing — we show it. We never hide it.
Here's the order we're building it in — each step adds something you can actually use.
Trade on more than one exchange — Bitget and Binance to start — tested end to end before it goes live.
The heart of it — mixing many strategies into one order, with the safety checks. If you only run one strategy, nothing about it changes.
Every strategy gets its own minute-by-minute record, checked against your real account so the numbers always add up.
See your account, and each strategy on its own — with your past history carried over, no gaps. Try the sample fund dashboard →
The system can shift money between strategies by your rules — all on paper, with no surprise trades.
A careful move to the new version with no gap in your history — rehearsed first, then switched on.
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