A private desk.
One automated strategy: buy a token where it trades cheap, short it where it trades dear, keep the difference. The coin's own moves cancel out.
By invitation. If you have one, sign in — the rest of this page is what you need to decide.
How a trade works
What remains is execution risk, and it is real: a short that fills worse than quoted, a venue that fails, a chain that halts. Losing days happen.
Three actions, two of them once
- 1Open your invite. A passkey and your own EVM wallet address. No password, nothing to remember.
- 2Send USDT on BNB Chain. From your own wallet — the one payouts return to. That sender is how the desk knows it is you.
- 3Withdraw whenever. No lock-up, no notice, and only to the address you registered.
What you hold
Units — equal slices of the pool. Your money buys them once, at that day's price. After that only the price moves.
The price counts closed trades only, so an open position never flatters it. Two people holding the same money can show different returns: they bought at different prices.
The rules
- Pricing
- Closed trades only. Open positions show as at work, never as profit.
- Cutoff
- 00:00 UTC, daily. Deposits and withdrawals price at the next one.
- Fees
- 0% management. 25% of the rise above your own high-water mark — a losing stretch earns the desk nothing until it is recovered.
- Minimums
- $50 in. $20 out, or everything.
- Payouts
- By hand, within 48 hours of the cutoff, to your registered address. While the pool is deployed they wait for trades to close.
- Screening
- Every deposit and payout address is checked against sanctions lists.
- Terms
- Shown in full in the app before your first deposit.
What the app shows
You see
- your balance now
- what you contributed
- your return since entry
- the unit price over time
- when the last trade closed
- your deposits, withdrawals, fees
You never see
- a pool or a token
- a venue or a wallet
- a trade
- anyone else's account
Why your money is hard to steal
- Passkey only. Your device's own biometric. No password to phish, no e-mail to reset.
- One payout address. Set at enrolment, changed only through the desk in person. A stolen phone can move your money nowhere but to you.
- The app moves nothing. It holds no keys. A withdrawal is a request a person pays by hand, which is why it takes up to 48 hours.
- The same boat. The desk's own money is the larger part of the pool, priced by the same unit as yours.
Have an invitation?
There is no sign-up. Open the link you received: it enrols your passkey and brings you in. Lost every device? The sign-in screen has a recovery button.