Frequently Asked Questions

BORTIB is a deterministic trading architecture for crypto spot markets, built on proprietary geometric models and probabilistic rules. It operates on your personal Binance account via API key, 24/7, on dedicated infrastructure. It does not custody funds. It does not use leverage. It does not perform withdrawals.

BORTIB is not an investment fund, financial advisor, or managed account service. It is a software system that executes a predefined algorithmic logic. Funds always remain in your personal exchange account.

BORTIB implements a structured mean-reversion model through progressive entries regulated by Geometric Spacing and Geometric Scaling.

The system builds exposure progressively along the levels of the Geometry. Exits occur through Geometric Exit, the logic that manages position closure based on the depth of the level within the cycle. Realized profits are reintegrated into the operational structure, progressively increasing the capacity of subsequent cycles. The process is cyclical and continuous.

No strategy guarantees profits. Mean-reversion strategies carry specific risks, including prolonged drawdowns in directional markets. In adverse market conditions, BORTIB activates a structural cycle recalibration mechanism (Structural Cycle Recalibration) that gradually and deterministically reduces exposure, recalibrating operational depth in a defensive direction. This mitigates the impact but does not eliminate the risk.

A Geometry defines the complete operational structure of BORTIB: maximum number of entries, Geometric Spacing between levels, capital distribution through Geometric Scaling, exit logic through Geometric Exit and management of the entire Trading Cycle.

Geometries differ across two structural parameters:

Intra-Cycle Granularity
Defines the number of structural levels within a Trading Cycle through which the system can modulate exposure and realize intra-cycle profits. Higher granularity means more operational levels and a more articulated response to market evolution.

Volatility Tolerance
Represents the structural capacity of a Geometry to absorb extended price movements. It derives from the operational depth of the Trading Cycle, the spatial distribution of levels through Geometric Spacing, and the capital distribution through Geometric Scaling.

Compact Geometries concentrate capital across fewer levels, remaining coherent in ordinary volatility conditions. Extended Geometries increase Intra-Cycle Granularity and Volatility Tolerance.

The underlying algorithmic logic remains unchanged.

BORTIB's pricing model is designed to align the license cost with the value the software generates. The definitive fee structure will be communicated at the end of the beta testing phase.

The license includes a fixed component for service costs — infrastructure, hosting and support — and a variable component linked to engine performance. If BORTIB doesn't generate profits, you only pay the service costs. If it performs, the license cost grows in proportion to the value produced, never exceeding a percentage of actual profits.

This is not a profit-sharing model or investment contract. It is a pricing mechanism for the software license that keeps incentives aligned between us and you.

BORTIB cannot withdraw your funds. The API keys you provide require only spot trading permissions. Withdrawal permissions are not requested and should never be granted.

Your funds remain in your personal Binance account at all times. BORTIB does not custody, pool, or transfer client funds. The software executes and manages orders on your account, under your control.

Trading cryptocurrency carries inherent risk. The value of your positions can decrease and in adverse market conditions you may lose your allocated capital.

You need three things: a Binance account with spot trading enabled, API keys with spot trading permissions (no withdrawal access) and sufficient capital in USDT or USDC on your Binance spot wallet to cover your chosen budget. A dedicated Binance subaccount with its own API keys is recommended to ensure operational isolation and accurate data reconciliation.

Once you obtain your license, you'll receive an access key for the BORTIB Web UI. From there, the onboarding process is guided: connect your exchange, select market and Geometry, allocate budget and start the instance. The entire setup takes less than 5 minutes.

The Visual Mirror is a TradingView indicator that replicates BORTIB's signal logic directly on your chart. Same mathematical models, same Geometric Structure — visible in real time.

Each Geometry has its own dedicated Visual Mirror. The link is provided automatically from the Web UI.

The Visual Mirror is included in the license. It operates on candlestick-aggregated data, while the live system runs on real-time event-driven execution. This difference is structural and may produce slight timing variations between displayed signals and actual operations. For real performance data, refer to the Web UI.

BORTIB currently supports spot trading on Binance for a curated selection of high-liquidity cryptocurrency pairs including BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, ADA, AVAX, LINK, DOT, SUI, BCH, DOGE, TRX, POL, PEPE and WLFI — paired with USDT or USDC.

Each instance trades a single asset. The asset list may expand over time based on liquidity analysis and market conditions.

Yes. You have full control over starting, stopping and restarting your instance from the Web UI. When you stop your instance, no further orders will be placed.

If you stop your instance when there are no open positions (flat state), the session remains available to be resumed. You can change your Geometry or resume with the same configuration.

If you stop your instance during an accumulation phase (while holding positions), the session state is reset. Your existing positions remain in your Binance account and you will need to manage them manually. On restart, new session. Geometry and market reconfigurable.

You can cancel your license at any time. There are no lock-in periods or early termination fees.

You can lose money.

Market risk — Cryptocurrency prices can drop significantly with no recovery. In prolonged directional markets, the system may accumulate positions at decreasing prices resulting in losses.

Execution risk — The system operates on a live exchange subject to latency, slippage and downtime. Reconciliation logic is integrated, but anomalies may still occur.

Software risk — Multiple safety mechanisms active. No software is infallible.

Only allocate capital you can afford to lose. BORTIB is not suitable for essential funds, debt obligations, or short-term financial commitments.