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ORBITRAONE

Social trading

Follow decisions, not marketing claims.

On ORBITRA ONE™, a strategy’s reputation is rebuilt from signed strategy and execution records — performance history, drawdown, leverage, turnover and capacity — so you can check what actually happened before you allocate.

  • Signed records
  • Real fills
  • Personal hard stops
  • Disclosed conflicts

Discover, allocate, verify

Three steps, each backed by records.

Rankings, allocations and track records draw on the same evidence as execution itself.

Illustration: Three connected stages of social trading: discover strategies ranked by verifiable metrics, allocate with personal limits and hard stops, and verify the complete signed record of every decision.
  1. 01DiscoverRank by return profile, drawdown, capacity and verification.
  2. 02AllocateFixed capital, volatility target, risk budget or proportional copy.
  3. 03VerifyInspect fees, slippage, real fills and model lineage.

Three connected stages. Discover ranks strategies by return profile, maximum drawdown, risk-adjusted performance, capacity, market regime and verification status. Allocate turns a choice into positions through fixed capital, a volatility target, a risk budget or proportional copy, with personal exclusions and hard stops applied on top. Verify opens the record behind any result: version changes, fees, slippage, real fills, model lineage and conflicts of interest.

Discover

Rank by risk as well as return.

Every ranking dimension is computed from records, not from claims made about them.

Return profile
How returns were earned over time: their size, their consistency and their dependence on a few trades.
Maximum drawdown
The deepest peak-to-trough loss on record, and how long recovery took.
Risk-adjusted performance
Return measured against volatility and drawdown, so leverage cannot hide risk.
Capacity
How much capital the strategy can absorb before its own orders start to degrade its fills.
Market regime
The conditions behind the results — trending, ranging, volatile or calm.
Verification status
Whether results come from signed real-capital execution, paper trading or backtests — labeled, never blended.

Allocate

Size every copy on your own terms.

Choose how a leader’s decisions become your positions. Your exclusions and hard stops apply in every mode.

01

Fixed capital

Commit a set amount. Positions scale to it, whatever the size of the leader’s account.

02

Volatility target

Exposure adjusts so the copy tracks the volatility level you choose as conditions change.

03

Risk budget

Set the most risk the copy may use, measured by Aegis. Positions shrink as the budget fills.

04

Proportional copy

Mirror the leader’s positions in proportion to your allocation relative to theirs.

Personal controls

Your limits outrank the leader’s.

Copied positions land in your own portfolio and your own Aegis risk graph. The leader decides what to trade; you decide how much of it reaches you, in which markets and up to what loss.

Hard stops are checked before orders reach the book and end the copy when your limit is reached. Fast markets can still move past any stop, so size each allocation with that in mind.

  • Exclude markets, instruments or leverage levels
  • Loss limits per leader and across all copies
  • Leverage capped below the leader’s own
  • Automatic pause when a strategy version changes
  • Stop copying with one command
Illustration: A radial graph with Aegis at its center and six risk dimensions around it: collateral, volatility, liquidity, concentration, correlation and counterparty exposure. The shaded shape shows a portfolio’s current exposure; selecting a dimension shows how a change in it propagates to margin, limits and liquidation distance.

AEGIS

Unified risk graph

Select a risk dimension

Collateral · Volatility · Liquidity · Concentration · Correlation · Counterparty

Margin used
Liquidation distance

Verify

Inspect the complete record.

Every number on a leaderboard links back to the evidence that produced it.

01

Version changes

Every change to logic or parameters, and the moment it took effect.

02

Fees

All fees charged to followers, performance fees included, shown before you allocate.

03

Slippage

The gap between intended and executed prices, for the leader and for followers.

04

Real fills

Signed ApexMatch execution records, so any result can be rebuilt fill by fill.

05

Model lineage

Which model and data versions produced each decision when AI is involved.

06

Conflicts of interest

Relationships, incentives and positions that could influence the leader’s decisions.

Past performance is a record, not a forecast.

Historical or simulated performance does not predict future results. A copied strategy carries the market risk of the original, plus slippage between the leader’s fills and yours. Access depends on jurisdiction and eligibility; see the automated and AI-assisted trading disclosure.

Allocate with evidence.

Discover, allocate and verify from the same portfolio you trade.