How it's used
Invest with a Risk-Based Approach

Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA) is a fixed, regular investment method that reduces portfolio volatility risks but can limit profits and capital effiency.

In contrast, Dynamic DCA is a more responsive strategy which involves adjusting the amount you buy or sell according to the risk of the asset. Put simply, the lower the risk, the more you buy, the higher the risk, the more you sell.

DDCA, used in conjuction with our model, has several benefits:

Why use the model
Avoid the hype, ignore the fear, and trust the data.

With our risk model, you’re not predicting the future – you’re understanding the present.

The model condenses complex data into a single, actionable metric, helping you take the guesswork out of investing. This allows you to focus on and react to the present state of the market, rather than getting caught up in the noise of predictions and hype.

How it's built
Data-driven innovation: The construction of the risk model

Our model takes a variety of factors as input and applies quantitative tools to calculate a risk level between 0-100. The underlying algorithm is self-learning and improves itself daily as new data becomes available. The algorithm is built using data-analysis, statistics, and automation.

The factors taken into consideration are handpicked and based upon a strong domain knowledge in finance and bitcoin expertise.

Some key attributes in the model include:

How it's tested
Proof of Profit (PoP)

Discover how our custom testing framework (PoP) goes beyond traditional methods, ensuring the reliability of the the model.

01.
Dataset
Optimization
The 1st step involves meticulous dataset sourcing and comparison. We understand the importance of utilizing reliable and diverse datasets, but also the challenges in avoiding biased data, mitigating the effects of multicollinearity, and addressing potential data gaps or inconsistencies.
02.
Backtesting & Benchmarking
The backtesting process runs in parallel with finding the optimal dataset. This crucial step involves benchmarking our model against three widely recognized trading and investing strategies: HODL (Hold), DCA (Dollar-Cost Averaging), and a trend-following strategy. View the backtesting results in the Whitepaper
03.
Forward-and Stresstesting
The most crucial step in involves subjecting our model to various simulated scenarios and stressful environments to evaluate its resilience. By simulating a wide variety of future price trajectories, we can assess how our model performs under adverse circumstances.  View the simulation results in the Whitepaper
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