Frequently Asked Questions

BORTIB is software that operates a Geometry, a configured structure of buy levels, on a crypto spot Market through your own Binance account. It runs 24/7 on dedicated infrastructure. It doesn't predict the market: it follows rules fixed in its architecture. The rules are deterministic. The market is not.

It does not hold your funds, use leverage or make withdrawals. It is not an investment fund, financial adviser or asset manager.

BORTIB follows a structured mean-reversion approach. You choose a Market, the Capital BORTIB may operate with, and a Geometry. Spacing sets each level's minimum distance from the level before; when price covers it, the level becomes eligible, and BORTIB takes it only if all the conditions align.

A Trading Cycle is one operational run of the Geometry. It begins with the first Acquisition, BORTIB taking a buy level, and resolves through the Geometry's two paths: +Exit on the profit side, −Exit on the loss side. A resolution can keep the cycle going or bring it to an end.

BORTIB does not guarantee an outcome. In a sustained directional move, it keeps building toward the depth the Geometry allows. On the loss side, it resolves on the −Exit path only if all the conditions align: it ends the cycle, or reduces exposure while the cycle stays active. A loss on that path is a realized loss: the risk is not removed.

A Geometry is the configured structure BORTIB operates: its buy levels, their spacing, how Capital is weighted across them, and two resolution paths, +Exit and −Exit. In BORTIB's terms, Cardinality is how many buy levels it has, Spacing is the minimum distance between them, and Scaling is how Capital is weighted across them.

Quickstart chooses a Geometry. Architect designs one.

Quickstart — a Geometry prepared for a specific asset: a complete Geometry to inspect and decide on, not a recommendation and not a beginner mode.

Architect — you set Cardinality, Spacing, Scaling, +Exit and −Exit yourself.

Two properties follow from the structure. Volatility Tolerance is a Geometry's capacity to absorb extended price movement within a Trading Cycle. You do not set it: you choose it through the Geometry. The first three buy levels form the core. Dynamic +Exit is a mode of +Exit in which each buy level beyond the core can resolve on its own, at its own +Exit target, while the Trading Cycle stays Active. Intra-Cycle Granularity is how many buy levels beyond the core can resolve through Dynamic +Exit while the Trading Cycle continues.

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. 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. In adverse market conditions, you may lose your allocated capital.

A Binance account with Spot trading, and a dedicated sub-account for BORTIB, funded in USDT or USDC with the Capital you intend to declare.

A new API key for BORTIB, with Spot trading permission only. Withdrawals stay disabled.

Optional: a TradingView account if you want to use Visual Mirror.

With your license you receive a personal Access Key. At app.bortib.com you confirm your email with a one-time code, then log in. Choose Market, Capital and Geometry, save, and press Start when you're ready.

The Cycle Matrix shows where BORTIB stands inside the Geometry you chose. Cycle History tells you what happened. It shows what each Trading Cycle did, as BORTIB recorded it. Any term you see is clickable and opens the contextual educator.

Visual Mirror is BORTIB's visual analysis tool on TradingView: it brings the selected Geometry configuration onto the chart. There you can examine it against live market data before you decide what to run, and change a parameter, the Market or the Geometry.

Access is granted to your TradingView username and is included in your license.

It is analysis, not execution and not a record: it does not trade, predict or recommend, and its chart is not a record of what BORTIB did. For that, the Web UI is authoritative.

BORTIB is currently in beta testing. Three tiers will be available with prices announced at MVP (Minimum Viable Product) launch.

A software license per instance, in monthly or annual mode. Includes dedicated instance, Web UI, Visual Mirror, and support.

The three tiers: Early Adopter, Pioneer, Charter. Reserved for early users, available only during the MVP launch phase. Once activated, the license retains the initial price (grandfathering). For its entire lifetime.

BORTIB currently supports spot trading on Binance for a curated selection of high-liquidity cryptocurrency pairs. Supported assets: BTC, ETH, SOL, XRP, ADA, AVAX, LINK, DOT, SUI, BCH, DOGE, TRX, POL, PEPE, 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. Start, Stop and Restart are in the Web UI.

Stop with no open positions: BORTIB cancels its own unfilled buy orders and keeps your configuration. Restart resumes from it, with the same Geometry or an adjusted one. A new Market needs a new Start.

Stop with open positions: BORTIB does not sell them. They stay in your Binance account for you to manage, and the next Start is a fresh one, with Market, Capital and Geometry set again.

Stop is a lifecycle control, not an exit instruction.

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 software may accumulate positions at decreasing prices resulting in losses.

Execution risk — The software 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.

Historical and simulated results do not predict future outcomes.