A quantitative engine that targets a curated set of coins and only takes trades with a positive expected value, net of real costs. Deposit into the fund anytime, get proportional shares; withdrawals open in a window at the end of each week. No monthly fee, no fee on deposits or withdrawals — just 20% of profit, and only when there is profit. The full history is public — check it before depositing a dollar.
This is the engine's paper-trading track record — the strategy's real history, not the fund's. See §Invest for the fund's actual size and your own position.
This is the same signal logic the fund trades with, run continuously on simulated capital so the strategy itself can be verified before a single real dollar is involved. Every number comes from the real log: winning trades, losing trades, and execution costs already subtracted.
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Figures from the engine running in paper-trading mode with a $1,000 seed — 100% simulated, this is the strategy's history, not the fund's. Recorded past performance, not a projection: the period's max drawdown was -—%.
The full terminal, every trade, the calendar and the real costs. No account, no wallet, no email. We want you to verify before you trust.
Depositing costs nothing upfront. The fund takes 20% of profit above your own high-water mark — never twice on the same gain, never anything in a flat or losing period.
Your deposit becomes fund shares in an open smart contract, not a balance in someone's spreadsheet. Anyone can verify the fund's size and your proportional claim at any time.
Move the slider and see the split in real dollars, based on the engine's real historical rate. There is no fee at all unless the fund actually gains — losses and flat periods cost you nothing beyond the capital already at risk.
This round's actual entry is a fixed $100 (see §Invest) — this slider goes up to $1,000, the most any single wallet could ever hold, so you can see the split at any size the caps allow.
Illustrative arithmetic on the engine's recorded rate, applied evenly for simplicity — not a week-by-week simulation of the fee's high-water-mark mechanics.
Arithmetic on the engine's real historical rate, not a projection or a promise — and that rate is still based on only 1.0 week of real history, too short to call stable yet. There will be red weeks — the worst recorded drawdown so far is -—%. Only invest capital you can afford to lose.
One button. No email, no password, no identity check. Connecting by itself deposits nothing.
live todayCurrent size, how many spots are left this round, share price, and your own position if you already have one — all read live from the contract, not a marketing page.
always currentThis first round has one fixed entry — $100, one approve, one transaction. No custom amounts to pick, no Permit2 steps, nothing to configure yourself.
≈30 secondsYour position is priced against the same live NAV everyone else's is. Withdrawals open in a window at the end of each week (bounded by what's currently liquid) — if you don't withdraw, your position just carries into the next week, nothing is forced.
weekly windowDepositing puts your capital into the Vault smart contract, which tracks your proportional claim precisely and lets you redeem it — no operator wallet ever holds custody of pooled funds outright. The Vault and the TradingRouter contract it trades through have 43 passing tests (unit + fuzz) and a clean static-analysis pass, but neither has passed an external third-party audit yet. Depositing means knowingly accepting that risk — tests and static analysis are not a substitute for a human auditor, and a bug could cost you the capital you deposit. Only invest money you could fully afford to lose.
No individual holds a key that can move pooled deposits out at will.
Sized to the strategy's real liquidity, not to how many people connect — see §Invest.
No support ticket, no approval needed — you call it yourself, during the weekly window, whenever liquidity allows.
Fund size, your share, and every trade are verifiable on-chain by anyone.
CipherWave watches a curated universe of coins and only takes a trade when it clears a positive expected value after real costs — fees, slippage and gas are netted out before a setup counts at all. Position sizing and risk limits are managed automatically. The exact signal logic and the coin universe itself stay proprietary; what's public is every trade it produces.
A specific, curated set of coins is watched continuously — not the whole market.
A setup only becomes a trade once its expected outcome is positive, net of real execution costs.
Position size and exposure limits are enforced automatically on every trade, not judged case by case.
This first round is deliberately small and fixed: a $100 entry, capped at 10 wallets ($1,000 total). That's not arbitrary — it's sized off the strategy's real liquidity capacity and kept small on purpose while the contracts are still unaudited. Both the per-wallet amount and the total are set on-chain and can be raised later as the fund proves itself with real capital — never silently, and never after the fact for money already deposited.
Connecting deposits nothing. Investing is a second, explicit step you sign yourself, with the amount you choose — and the contracts behind it are still unaudited, which the deposit flow explains before you sign anything.