Performance tool
Crypto Trading Strategy Performance
Choose the Stoic AI strategies you want to look at, put Bitcoin beside them, and see what $10,000 would have become in each.
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Compare strategies
Tick the series you want on the chart. The tool rebases all of them to the latest month they have in common, because letting an older strategy start earlier than a newer one is the easiest way to make a comparison say nothing.
Dollar strategies are measured against Bitcoin. Bitcoin strategies are measured against simply holding it — there, winning means ending with more bitcoin than you started with.
| Series | Balance | Cumulative | Annualised | Best month | Worst month | Positive months | Volatility |
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| Stoic AI Crypto Index | $189,153 | +1791.5% | +69.3% | +145.0% | -24.3% | 52% | 114.9% |
| Meta (USDT) | $64,822 | +548.2% | +39.8% | +23.8% | -5.6% | 72% | 16.5% |
| Bitcoin | $21,745 | +117.5% | +14.9% | +43.6% | -37.3% | 54% | 58.7% |
Pick at least two series whose track records overlap in time.
Every figure here is compounded from the monthly returns published in each strategy's fact sheet. Part of every track record is backtested, and the chart marks the month live trading began. Returns are net of the trading costs stated in those fact sheets and gross of Stoic AI subscription fees. Volatility is the annualised standard deviation of monthly returns. Maximum drawdown is not shown: the published figures are measured on daily equity, and one recomputed from monthly points would not be comparable with them. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Questions
About these numbers
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Because every selected series is rebased to the latest month they all cover. If you chart a strategy live since 2021 against one live since 2025, both start in 2025 — otherwise the older one would show four extra years of compounding and the comparison would measure age rather than skill.
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It marks the month a strategy started trading real money. Everything to its left is backtested. A backtest is built with hindsight, so it deserves to be labelled rather than blended into the same line.
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As monthly close-to-close returns of BTC against USDT on Binance spot, compounded the same way our strategies are. It is drawn as a dashed grey line because it is the backdrop, not one of our products.
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A USDT-denominated strategy measures dollars earned and a BTC-denominated one measures bitcoin accumulated. Putting them on one axis would compare two different units and produce a number that means nothing.
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They are net of the trading costs stated in the fact sheets and gross of the Stoic AI subscription. Your own result also depends on the plan you are on, the size of your account and when you deposit.
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The published drawdowns are measured on daily equity. A drawdown recomputed from monthly points always comes out smaller, so the two figures would not be comparable — the fact sheets carry the daily ones.
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Yes. Strategies run on separate exchange accounts through API keys, so allocating across several is a matter of how you split your capital. The pricing page covers what each plan allows.
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Where to go from here
The strategies behind the curves above, and the tools that put numbers on them.
Strategies
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Stoic AI Crypto Index
Long-only smart beta across the large-cap crypto market, rebalanced on a rules-based schedule.
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Meta
Market-neutral long and short across more than 200 sub-strategies, aiming to earn in either direction.
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Superforecaster
Combines mean-reversion long entries with momentum-based shorts to adapt to changing market regimes.
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Fixed Income
A low-volatility strategy built for capital that should not swing with the market.
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