Documentation
Understand it.
Then connect.
The product, the account, and the controls—written for people who want to know what runs and what stays in their hands.
Getting started
Inspect the Helm Index evidence and the public paper demo before connecting an account.
Create an account and start with paper mode.
Live execution requires the product gate to open, the appropriate account tier, trade-only exchange keys, and an explicit risk acknowledgment.
Custody & API keys
Your funds remain on your exchange. Use a key with trading permission only, with withdrawal permission disabled at the exchange.
Do not share API secrets in messages or screenshots. A saved key should never be displayed again in full. Revoke a key from the exchange when you want to remove access.
Paper mode does not require live trading permissions.
Backtest, paper & live
A backtest replays a rule against historical data. The homepage comparison uses a saved historical artifact; it is not an account balance.
Paper trading observes the process with simulated execution. Its fills and balances are not live-money results.
Live trading places real orders on your own exchange account. Execution quality, costs, outages, and market conditions can differ from a historical test.
The Helm Index
The strategy is a regime-gated, volatility-targeted basket of major cryptocurrencies. The gate checks the share of the universe above its 50-day trend reference.
When the gate permits exposure, the strategy holds the basket. When the condition fails, it steps to cash. The existing implementation rebalances on a 72-hour cadence.
The historical evidence includes losing periods, missed upside, whipsaws, and individual-asset risk. Read the limitations with the chart.
Inspect the historical evidenceValidation & the record
A result is meaningful only with its data, costs, assumptions, test periods, and decision rule.
The upload validator examines supplied returns; it does not rerun a strategy or authenticate its fills. Its strict walk-forward rule differs from the benchmark-relative gate used in Helm Index research.
Rejected strategies remain in the graveyard with the original claim, the observed test result, and the rejection reason.
Account controls
The account dashboard separates portfolio observations, strategy configuration, and execution controls. Missing data should appear as unavailable, not as a zero balance.
The existing account stop-loss setting accepts a threshold from 5–50% below the account peak. Drawdown controls reduce or stop exposure; they do not guarantee a maximum realized loss.
Regime gating, volatility targeting, drift checks, and execution controls address different risks. Review each setting before changing it.
Amon Hen & program access
Amon Hen is a separate dealer-positioning product. Open its browser interface directly from the Amon Hen navigation link.
API and MCP access use a program key. The market map supplies context; it does not place trades or establish that a reported level will hold.
From October 13, Amon Hen without a plan shows the dealer map, Atlas and Profile as of the last market close. Starter sees the SPY, QQQ and SPX map live and everything else 15 minutes delayed; Pro and Elite see everything live.
Open Amon Hen