As of 30 September 2026

Algotoria Classic Stable

A fully automated, non-custodial long–short strategy for bull and bear markets, running a risk-parity portfolio of trend-following and counter-trend systems on liquid crypto perpetual futures. Collateral is held in approved stablecoins only, including USDT, USDC, RLUSD, OKUSD and USDG[17], so the account value does not follow the price of crypto-assets such as Bitcoin, and results are measured in USDT under the NAV-Based Method. Funds stay in the investor’s own exchange account, under the investor’s control.

As of 30 Sep 2026
Prints on A4 with light colours. The figures are those of 30 September 2026.

Performance since inception[1]

Real-money track[2] (solid) and a replay of today’s book (dashed)[3], against four benchmarks[4]. Gross[5] Net 25[5] Net 30[5]

[5]
Total return
+399.2%
since 1 Jan 2024
CAGR
+79.6%
annualised
Adjusted max drawdown
−24.7%
longest spell under water: 214 days, still open
Calmar ratio
3.22
CAGR ÷ adjusted max drawdown
Total return
+247.7%
since 1 Jan 2024
CAGR
+57.4%
annualised
Adjusted max drawdown
−30.2%
longest spell under water: 214 days, still open
Calmar ratio
1.90
CAGR ÷ adjusted max drawdown
Total return
+222.4%
since 1 Jan 2024
CAGR
+53.2%
annualised
Adjusted max drawdown
−31.3%
longest spell under water: 214 days, still open
Calmar ratio
1.70
CAGR ÷ adjusted max drawdown
Solid: real money · Dashed: simulated
0%+50%+100%+200%+400%Jan 2024Jul 2024Jan 2025Jul 2025Jan 2026Jul 2026+399%+387%simulated+100%+89%+62%+52%
Adjusted drawdown[6]
0%−10%−20%−30%−40%Jan 2024Jul 2024Jan 2025Jul 2025Jan 2026Jul 2026

Reference account: trading the strategy since 1 January 2024 (inception), at the 30% drawdown budget (High risk tier). Verify on TradeLink

Monthly returns[7]

Real-money track, from 1 January 2024. Gross[5] Net 25[5] Net 30[5]

[5]
YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecYearSince inception
2024+13.0%+46.0%+4.0%−6.0%+24.2%−10.7%+15.9%+3.5%−2.5%+13.1%+26.8%+0.5%+201.7%+201.7%
2025+8.7%−1.3%−5.8%+12.4%+11.6%−5.9%+3.9%+0.5%−4.7%+14.5%+5.2%−14.9%+22.0%+267.9%
2026+27.9%+16.6%−5.5%−10.3%−8.1%+5.8%−3.4%+16.7%−2.1%+35.7%+399.2%
YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecYearSince inception
2024+13.0%+46.0%+4.0%−16.1%+24.2%−10.7%+14.8%+3.5%−2.5%+9.1%+26.8%+0.5%+157.4%+157.4%
2025+0.4%−1.3%−5.8%+12.1%+11.6%−5.9%−0.1%+0.5%−4.7%+14.5%+5.2%−14.9%+7.9%+177.7%
2026+27.3%+16.6%−5.5%−16.8%−8.1%+5.8%−3.4%+16.7%−2.1%+25.2%+247.7%
YearJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDecYearSince inception
2024+13.0%+46.0%+4.0%−18.1%+24.2%−10.7%+14.6%+3.5%−2.5%+8.3%+26.8%+0.5%+148.9%+148.9%
2025−1.3%−1.3%−5.8%+12.0%+11.6%−5.9%−0.9%+0.5%−4.7%+14.5%+5.2%−14.9%+5.2%+161.8%
2026+27.2%+16.6%−5.5%−18.1%−8.1%+5.8%−3.4%+16.7%−2.1%+23.1%+222.4%

Rolling returns[8]

To 30 September 2026. Gross[5] Net 25[5] Net 30[5]

[5]
Rolling returns
MetricClassic StableGrossReplaysimulated · GrossBitcoinbenchmarkBITA Crypto 10benchmarkGold (PAXG)benchmarkS&P 500benchmark
1 month−1.81%−6.83%+7.65%+10.20%−6.52%−0.10%
3 months+10.40%+8.37%+42.63%+52.84%+3.95%+2.58%
6 months−4.09%−9.07%+25.18%+39.16%−7.70%+21.49%
12 months+39.10%+15.10%−26.68%−27.74%+7.14%+14.88%
24 months+138.56%+174.92%+32.04%+21.40%+56.92%+33.39%
CAGR+79.59%+78.00%+26.15%+16.38%+28.79%+19.21%
Total return+399.17%+387.14%+89.24%+51.66%+100.32%+61.93%
Rolling returns
MetricClassic StableNet 25Replaysimulated · Net 25BitcoinbenchmarkBITA Crypto 10benchmarkGold (PAXG)benchmarkS&P 500benchmark
1 month−1.81%−6.83%+7.65%+10.20%−6.52%−0.10%
3 months+10.40%+8.37%+42.63%+52.84%+3.95%+2.58%
6 months−11.05%−12.42%+25.18%+39.16%−7.70%+21.49%
12 months+28.37%+3.91%−26.68%−27.74%+7.14%+14.88%
24 months+87.87%+102.17%+32.04%+21.40%+56.92%+33.39%
CAGR+57.43%+54.70%+26.15%+16.38%+28.79%+19.21%
Total return+247.71%+231.41%+89.24%+51.66%+100.32%+61.93%
Rolling returns
MetricClassic StableNet 30Replaysimulated · Net 30BitcoinbenchmarkBITA Crypto 10benchmarkGold (PAXG)benchmarkS&P 500benchmark
1 month−1.81%−6.83%+7.65%+10.20%−6.52%−0.10%
3 months+10.40%+8.37%+42.63%+52.84%+3.95%+2.58%
6 months−12.44%−13.09%+25.18%+39.16%−7.70%+21.49%
12 months+26.24%+1.75%−26.68%−27.74%+7.14%+14.88%
24 months+78.77%+89.76%+32.04%+21.40%+56.92%+33.39%
CAGR+53.15%+50.29%+26.15%+16.38%+28.79%+19.21%
Total return+222.39%+206.11%+89.24%+51.66%+100.32%+61.93%

Risk and return[6]

1 January 2024 to 30 September 2026. Drawdown measures use the adjusted definition. Gross[5] Net 25[5] Net 30[5]

[5]
Risk and return
MetricClassic StableGrossReplaysimulated · GrossBitcoinbenchmarkBITA Crypto 10benchmarkGold (PAXG)benchmarkS&P 500benchmark
Current drawdown[9]−9.79%−15.54%−32.28%−33.72%−24.03%−1.39%
Adjusted max drawdown[6]−24.72%−33.49%−51.38%−56.02%−26.94%−17.52%
Max drawdown duration[10]214 days215 days358 days356 days243 days125 days
Ulcer index[11]9.649.1723.6029.7910.122.98
Calmar ratio[12]3.222.330.510.291.071.10
Sortino ratio[13]6.297.870.840.381.491.30
Sharpe ratio[14]2.632.730.550.251.180.99
Annualised volatility[15]29%27%39%47%21%15%
Risk and return
MetricClassic StableNet 25Replaysimulated · Net 25BitcoinbenchmarkBITA Crypto 10benchmarkGold (PAXG)benchmarkS&P 500benchmark
Current drawdown[9]−16.34%−18.66%−32.28%−33.72%−24.03%−1.39%
Adjusted max drawdown[6]−30.18%−35.94%−51.38%−56.02%−26.94%−17.52%
Max drawdown duration[10]214 days215 days358 days356 days243 days125 days
Ulcer index[11]12.2310.6623.6029.7910.122.98
Calmar ratio[12]1.901.520.510.291.071.10
Sortino ratio[13]3.313.910.840.381.491.30
Sharpe ratio[14]1.771.800.550.251.180.99
Annualised volatility[15]30%28%39%47%21%15%
Risk and return
MetricClassic StableNet 30Replaysimulated · Net 30BitcoinbenchmarkBITA Crypto 10benchmarkGold (PAXG)benchmarkS&P 500benchmark
Current drawdown[9]−17.64%−19.28%−32.28%−33.72%−24.03%−1.39%
Adjusted max drawdown[6]−31.27%−36.43%−51.38%−56.02%−26.94%−17.52%
Max drawdown duration[10]214 days215 days358 days356 days243 days125 days
Ulcer index[11]12.8811.0123.6029.7910.122.98
Calmar ratio[12]1.701.380.510.291.071.10
Sortino ratio[13]2.803.250.840.381.491.30
Sharpe ratio[14]1.601.620.550.251.180.99
Annualised volatility[15]30%28%39%47%21%15%

All Algotoria Classic trading systems are optimised for the Calmar ratio: return per unit of drawdown, not return alone.

Collateral[16]

Approved stablecoins only, including USDT, USDC, RLUSD, OKUSD and USDG[17]. The client holds and manages the collateral.

Current allocation[17]
Common stablecoins 100%
About the collateral and fees
Collateral
The account posts 100% of its value in approved stablecoins as margin, including USDT, USDC, RLUSD, OKUSD and USDG. The margin backs USDT-margined perpetual futures.
Separate from crypto prices
Because the collateral is a stablecoin, the account value does not follow the price of crypto-assets such as Bitcoin. Returns are measured in USDT, a stablecoin whose value can move away from 1 USD.
Stablecoins other than USDT
To open USDT-margined perpetual positions, the account may borrow USDT against stablecoins other than USDT, and the borrowed USDT accrues interest at the exchange’s rate, borne by the account. Yield-bearing stablecoins (RLUSD, OKUSD, USDG) typically earn more than this cost, offsetting it and adding to returns. USDT collateral carries no such cost.
Performance fees
Fees are measured under the NAV-Based Method: gains and losses on the collateral, including the yield the stablecoins earn, count in the fee base. To keep them out, invest through Algotoria Classic Custom, which measures fees under the Isolated Method and leaves the choice and management of collateral to you.
Stablecoin risk
Stablecoins can lose their peg. A full loss of the peg of the stablecoin held as collateral would materially impair the account, whatever the trading result.

Trading signal

One Algotoria Classic signal drives Classic Stable, Classic Diversified and Classic Custom; they differ only in collateral. Beside it: the signal’s shared capacity, and how the reference account trades.

How the signal works

A fully automated, rules-based portfolio of trading systems from 9 strategy families (currently 21 as of 30 September 2026, from a set of 10–50 uncorrelated systems approved by the Investment Committee and adjusted to market conditions), on 5-minute to 4-hour bars. Trend-following systems ride sustained directional moves; counter-trend systems trade back from excessive price deviations. Capital is allocated by risk parity, so each system contributes a similar share of risk, and no one intervenes in individual trades.

Entries and exits
Entries on breakouts, Parabolic SAR momentum shifts, moving-average trends and volatility contraction. Exits by trailing and fixed stops, take-profits, mean-reversion triggers, time stops and reverse signals; every system carries its own stop.
Position sizing
Leverage moves inversely to volatility: when markets turn more volatile, position size falls. Leverage is hard-capped at 3.0×. At 3× the target ceilings are 150% of net market value for BTC, 150% for ETH and 30% for any single altcoin; they are management targets, not hard limits.
Traded instruments[20]
BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP and BCH single-name legs, plus a 10-coin altcoin basket traded infrequently, by counter-trend systems only.
Governance
The Investment Committee reviews the signal quarterly: the risk budget, the roster (systems added or retired to raise the Calmar ratio and cut correlation), the risk-parity weights, the trend / counter-trend balance and the traded universe.

Capital by strategy type

Trend-following 66% Counter-trend 34%
At 31 August 2026. Set by the Investment Committee by market regime, within trend 50–100% and counter-trend 0–50%.

Capacity[21]

Used$23.76 M
Available$126.24 M
Total$150 M

AUM at 31 August 2026: $23.76 M across 49 accounts.

Maker / taker (volume)[22]

Maker 73%Taker 27%
Maker-first limit orders; the engine crosses the spread only when passive liquidity runs out.

Execution

Average position holding[23]3 d 12 h

Investment terms

Every investor selects a risk tier during onboarding. The tier sets the drawdown budget, average and maximum leverage, and the minimum allocation.

Terms

Investment formSMA / MSA
Investment assets[20]Up to 40 perpetual futures
Minimum investment[18]50,000–150,000 USDT
Management fee0%
Performance fee[5]25–30% quarterly
PnL method[24]NAV-Based Method
Hurdle rateNone
High watermarkRolling, post-fee
Lock-in periodNone
Recommended horizon≥ 1 year
Redemptions5-day notice
Trading venuesOKX, Binance, Bybit
CustodyInvestor retains; trade-only API

Risk tiers[19]

TierMax DDAvg leverageMax leverageMin allocation
High 30% 100% 300% 50,000 USDT
Medium 20% 67% 200% 100,000 USDT
Conservative 10% 33% 100% 150,000 USDT

Methodology and sources

Returns
Daily time-weighted returns in USDT over UTC days, from 1 January 2024 to 30 September 2026. Monthly, yearly and rolling figures compound the daily returns; CAGR annualises the full period.
Fee bases
Net 30 and Net 25 are modelled from the gross curve by deducting a 30% or 25% fee on profit above the rolling, post-fee high watermark, settled quarterly. They are not taken from a fee-paying account.
Replay
The trading book deployed today, replayed on exchange market data at 20 bps per side at the High risk tier, on USDT collateral with no overlay and no stablecoin yield. Earlier versions of the book and the Investment Committee’s discretionary risk reductions are not reflected. The series runs to 30 September 2026; it is not extended beyond the last replayed day.
Drawdown
Adjusted drawdown with the 24-hour peak and trough tests, applied to every column on daily closes. Durations count calendar days from the first day below the adjusted peak to the day it is regained, or to 30 September 2026 where still open.
Ratios
Sharpe and Sortino use the US 3-month Treasury yield (FRED GS3M), 4.46% on average over the period; volatility scales daily returns by √252.
Data and updates
Figures as of 30 September 2026, generated 2 October 2026; updated monthly. Account and term facts are dated where they appear.

Definitions and notes

The numbered markers on this page refer to these notes.

  1. How returns are measured The solid line is the real-money reference account. Returns are time-weighted (TWR), measured daily in USDT over UTC days, so deposits and withdrawals do not distort them. USDT is a stablecoin, not the US dollar: its value can move away from 1 USD, and returns measured in dollars or another currency would differ.Every series is rebased to 0% on 1 January 2024, the strategy’s inception. Gross figures are before Algotoria’s performance fee. Past performance is not a guarantee of future results.
  2. Real-money reference account The solid line is one real-money account, trading the strategy since its inception on 1 January 2024 at the 30% drawdown budget (High tier). It is a single account, not a composite of all accounts. Every account receives the same signal, scaled to its own balance, but individual results vary with risk tier, entry date, fee tier, exchange, collateral and cash flows.The account can be verified on TradeLink; read-only exchange API keys and full trade logs are available to your auditor on request.
  3. Classic Stable Replay Simulated, not traded. The Replay plays back the current version of the strategy: the trading book deployed today (its roster, parameters and risk-parity weights), run over the whole period on exchange market data. It shows what today’s strategy would have done had it traded in the past. These are hypothetical results; no account achieved them. The book was selected with data overlapping this period, so the Replay benefits from hindsight.It can differ from the real-money track for two reasons. First, the strategy evolves: the Investment Committee adds, retires and reweights systems at its quarterly reviews, and at times more often, so the account traded earlier versions of the book. Second, the Committee may reduce risk at its discretion, below the selected drawdown budget; it did so several times in 2025 and 2026, but not in the 2024 bull cycle. The Replay applies neither: it runs today’s book at the High risk tier throughout.It charges 20 bps per side for fees and slippage, against approximately 5.7 bps per side measured on the Algotoria Classic Stable real-money account at OKX; funding payments are not modelled. Collateral is modelled as USDT throughout, earning no stablecoin yield.The Replay is shown to 30 September 2026 and will be extended with the next refresh. Simulated results have inherent limitations and are not a forecast.
  4. Benchmarks Bitcoin: BTC-USDT spot on OKX. BITA Crypto 10 (B10): price-return index of the ten largest cryptocurrencies by trading volume (BITA Crypto 10 Index, BITA GmbH; not sponsored or endorsed by BITA). These two are the primary references.S&P 500 (SPY-USDT-SWAP perpetual on OKX; Investing.com SPY ETF data before 4 March 2026) and gold (PAXG-USDT spot on OKX; Investing.com XAU/USD data before 15 October 2025) are shown for context.Benchmarks are unmanaged and bear no fees or trading costs; an index cannot be invested in directly. Risk-free rate for Sharpe and Sortino: US 3-month Treasury yield (FRED GS3M), 4.46% on average.
  5. Gross, Net 30 and Net 25 Gross is the trading-account return before Algotoria’s performance fee.Net 30 and Net 25 deduct a 30% or 25% fee on net trading profit above the rolling, post-fee high watermark, settled quarterly for the quarter just closed. The standard schedule is 30% for an account below 100,000 USDT, falling one point per band to 25% at 1,000,000 USDT and above; an executed contract may set a different rate.Both net paths are modelled from the gross curve, not taken from a fee-paying account. There is no management fee and no hurdle. Benchmarks carry no fee and read the same in every mode. All switches on this page move together.
  6. Adjusted drawdown Drawdowns on this page use Algotoria’s adjusted definition, which tests both ends of a fall over 24 hours.Peak: a new high counts only at the lowest balance of the following 24 hours.Trough: a low counts at full depth only if the account is still at or below it 24 hours later; if it has recovered, the level 24 hours on is used.The same rule applies to every column. Unadjusted maximum drawdown of the real-money track, gross: −24.84%. Figures are gross; net drawdowns are larger by construction.The same rule applies to every column. Unadjusted maximum drawdown of the real-money track, net of a 25% fee: −30.29%. Figures are gross; net drawdowns are larger by construction.The same rule applies to every column. Unadjusted maximum drawdown of the real-money track, net of a 30% fee: −31.38%. Figures are gross; net drawdowns are larger by construction.Other pages of this site still show the peak-only figure until our pipeline adopts the trough test.
  7. Monthly returns Calendar-month time-weighted returns of the real-money track in USDT, on UTC days. Year compounds the months of that year; Since inception is the cumulative return from 1 January 2024 to the year’s last month shown.
  8. Rolling returns Trailing time-weighted return to 30 September 2026 over each window. CAGR and total return run from 1 January 2024, the strategy’s inception. The Replay column runs to 30 September 2026.
  9. Current drawdown Adjusted drawdown on the as-of date, measured from the confirmed peak. The last day has no following day to confirm it, so it is read at its closing value.
  10. Max drawdown duration The longest stretch, in calendar days, from the day the series first fell below its adjusted peak to the day it regained it. Where that stretch is still open on the as-of date, it is counted to that date.
  11. Ulcer index Root-mean-square of the daily adjusted drawdown, in percentage points. Unlike maximum drawdown it counts both how deep and how long the series stays under water; lower is better.
  12. Calmar ratio CAGR divided by the adjusted maximum drawdown over the same period.
  13. Sortino ratio CAGR minus the risk-free rate, divided by the annualised standard deviation of losing days (downside deviation, √252 scaling).
  14. Sharpe ratio CAGR minus the risk-free rate, divided by annualised volatility.
  15. Annualised volatility Standard deviation of daily returns, scaled by √252.
  16. Collateral The collateral is approved stablecoins only, including USDT, USDC, RLUSD, OKUSD and USDG. Gains and losses on the collateral, including the yield the stablecoins earn, count in the performance-fee base (the NAV-Based Method). To keep them out, invest through Algotoria Classic Custom, which measures fees under the Isolated Method and leaves the choice and management of collateral to you.
  17. Stablecoins other than USDT To open USDT-margined perpetual positions, the account may borrow USDT against stablecoins other than USDT, and the borrowed USDT accrues interest at the exchange’s rate, borne by the account. Yield-bearing stablecoins (RLUSD, OKUSD, USDG) typically earn more than this cost, offsetting it and adding to returns. USDT collateral carries no such cost.
  18. Minimums and risk tiers Three risk tiers are chosen at onboarding: High (30% drawdown budget, maximum leverage 3×, minimum 50,000 USDT), Medium (20%, 2×, 100,000 USDT) and Conservative (10%, 1×, 150,000 USDT). Lower tiers scale leverage down; signal and execution are otherwise identical. They need a larger minimum because per-account operating costs do not fall with leverage. Classic Stable’s budgets sit five points below Classic Diversified’s, which allow for the volatility of its collateral.
  19. Drawdown budget The investor selects the budget at 10%, 20% or 30%; the reference account runs at 30%. It is a monitored ceiling, not an automatic stop. Alerts fire at 60%, 80% and 100% of it; at two-thirds the Investment Committee reviews the account and decides case by case whether to reduce risk; at the full budget the client elects to continue, lower the budget or stop.The Committee may also run the strategy below the budget, down to 0%, and restore it later; returns are then proportionally lower. The budget is not a guarantee and can be exceeded.
  20. Investment universe 11 active instruments; the mandate permits up to 40 USDT-margined perpetual futures on the executing venue. The active book comprises BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP and BCH as single-name legs, plus a 10-constituent altcoin basket (ADA, AVAX, BNB, BTC, DOGE, ETH, LINK, SOL, TRX, XRP) traded infrequently and by counter-trend strategies only. The active set is reviewed quarterly against minimum liquidity, spread and open-interest thresholds.
  21. Capacity and AUM Estimated capacity of the Algotoria Classic signal, shared by Classic Stable, Classic Diversified and Classic Custom: $150 million across the three exchanges it trades today, Binance, OKX and Bybit. Adding exchanges would increase it.Used is the combined AUM of the three: $23.76 million across 49 separately managed accounts at 31 August 2026. Both figures are point-in-time estimates, dated, and updated with this page each month.
  22. Maker / taker mix Measured by traded volume over the 12 months to 17 August 2026 on the Algotoria Classic Stable real-money account at OKX: approximately 73% maker and 27% taker (37 / 63 by fill count, because maker fills are larger).
  23. Average position holding The average time from opening a position to closing or reversing it, across the blended portfolio. While a position is open its size can be adjusted several times a day, so the number of trades is higher than the number of positions.
  24. NAV-Based Method Net trading profit is the change in the account’s aggregate USDT-equivalent net asset value, adjusted for net inflows and fees. Collateral gains and losses are inside the performance measure, which is the correct treatment when Algotoria manages the collateral. The yield the stablecoin collateral earns is inside it too. To keep them out, invest through Algotoria Classic Custom, which measures fees on Isolated PnL.

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Drawdowns are part of the strategy

The reference account’s deepest adjusted gross drawdown since inception is −24.72%. It has been below its previous peak since 28 February 2026, 214 days to 30 September 2026, and the spell is still open. Drawdowns typically run 20–25% a year at the 30% budget, and back-tests have reached the full 30%. The budget is a monitored ceiling, not a guarantee, and can be exceeded.

Crypto is volatile, and this strategy is leveraged

The strategy trades leveraged crypto perpetual futures, and its stablecoin collateral can lose its peg. Its annualised volatility since inception is 28.6%, against 39.2% for Bitcoin and 14.9% for the S&P 500. Losses can arrive quickly and last for months.

Past performance is not a promise

The real-money track is one account’s history, and the Replay is a simulation with hindsight. Neither predicts future results, which will differ, often materially. All capital committed can be lost. Read the full Risk Notice before allocating.

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What is the difference between Classic Stable and Classic Diversified?
Both trade the same Algotoria Classic signal, with the same universe of up to 40 perpetual futures, the same risk-parity framework and the same fee schedule. They differ in collateral and drawdown budgets. Classic Stable is collateralised in approved stablecoins only, including USDT, USDC, RLUSD, OKUSD and USDG; its drawdown budgets are 30%, 20% or 10%. Classic Diversified posts an Algotoria-managed mix of stablecoins and Bitcoin, which can extend to tokenised gold and broad equity ETFs, and its budgets are five points higher (35%, 25% or 15%) to allow for the collateral’s volatility. Both measure the performance fee on the whole account value (the NAV-Based Method).
Source · qa/03-investment-strategy.md §3.1 · qa/10-commercial-terms.md §10.1 · qa/04-trading-execution.md §4.3
Why choose Classic Stable rather than Classic Diversified?
Classic Stable is the right choice for investors who require strictly stablecoin-denominated collateral or who want no exposure to the price of crypto-assets in the collateral. Its drawdown budget is five points lower than Classic Diversified’s at every tier.
Source · qa/03-investment-strategy.md §3.1 · qa/05-risk-management.md §5.1
Which stablecoins can I use as collateral?
Classic Stable accepts approved stablecoins as collateral, including USDT, USDC, RLUSD, OKUSD and USDG. To open USDT-margined perpetual positions, the account may borrow USDT against stablecoins other than USDT, and the borrowed USDT accrues interest at the exchange’s rate, borne by the account; yield-bearing stablecoins (RLUSD, OKUSD, USDG) typically earn more than this cost, offsetting it and adding to returns. USDT collateral carries no such cost. Results are measured in USDT either way. To post your own Bitcoin, Ethereum or other approved assets and keep their price moves out of the fee base, use Algotoria Classic Custom, which measures fees under the Isolated Method.
Source · qa/04-trading-execution.md §4.3
How is the performance fee calculated for Classic Stable?
Classic Stable uses the NAV-Based Method of the Asset Management Agreement (§1.1.18(a)). Net trading profit for the quarter is P = E − MAX(B, HW) − I: the closing USDT value of everything in the account (E), less the higher of the opening value (B) and the rolling high watermark (HW), less net deposits (I). The standard fee is 30% of that profit for an account below 100,000 USDT, falling to 25% at 1,000,000 USDT and above; it is charged quarterly and only on new profit above the high watermark, so losses carry forward until they are recovered. There is no management fee, hurdle or lock-in. Collateral gains and losses count in the fee base; Algotoria Classic Custom, which uses the Isolated Method, keeps them out. The Net 30 and Net 25 views on this page model this rule from the gross curve.
Source · qa/10-commercial-terms.md §10.1
What risk tiers and minimums apply to Classic Stable?
Three Investment Committee–approved tiers, chosen at onboarding and adjustable at each quarter-end. The drawdown budgets are High 30%, Medium 20% and Conservative 10%. Average leverage scales 100% / 67% / 33% (maximum 300% / 200% / 100%), and the minimum allocation rises as risk falls: 50,000, 100,000 and 150,000 USDT.
Source · qa/10-commercial-terms.md §10.1
How did Classic Stable perform in the recent crypto downturn?
The strategy is directional and trades both sides of the market, so sustained downward moves are favourable rather than catastrophic. In January–February 2026, while Bitcoin declined about 24% over those two months, Classic Stable returned about +49% gross. The figure is verifiable on TradeLink, and volatility-scaled sizing has kept the adjusted maximum drawdown inside the 30% budget on a gross basis.
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What is the difference between the Classic and Spike strategy families?
The family sets the trading signal. Algotoria Classic is the firm’s live, rule-based strategy: a risk-parity portfolio of trend-following and counter-trend systems on liquid crypto perpetual futures, trading most of the time. All client capital runs on it. Algotoria Spike is a pre-launch strategy from the firm’s neural-network research: it stays in cash most of the time and opens positions only when its models see a high-conviction move, on approximately 65 days a year. It carries no client capital yet, and its published record is simulated. Each family comes in Stable, Diversified and Custom versions, and the same collateral word does not mean the same collateral in both.
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Why should I trust these numbers?
You should not take them on trust. The solid line is a single real-money reference account, trading the strategy since 1 January 2024, from the same dataset as our internal reporting and updated monthly. The account can be verified on TradeLink, through the link above, or with read-only exchange API keys on request, and Algotoria can export full trade logs for your auditor. The Replay is labelled as simulated wherever it appears.
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