The edge is selection, not market direction
Most crypto portfolios are hidden Bitcoin beta. Aegium's engine is designed to be different: long the strongest names, short the weakest names, with the aim of earning from the spread between them.
Market-neutral
A market-neutral crypto dashboard should show the engine
Aegium is built around a simple test: can the strongest coins beat the weakest coins after the market beta is stripped out? The dashboard shows the engine, its backtest and its drawdowns together, marked hourly.
Long the strong, short the weak. Tracked in the open.
Aegium / neutralbalanced selection book
LONG / STRONG
ETH+1.0×
SOL+0.8×
INJ+0.6×
NET BETA0.02selection, not direction
SHORT / WEAK
DOGE−1.0×
ADA−0.8×
LTC−0.6×
01Long/short paper engine in four published configurations02Out-of-sample validation, then the live path inside its backtest cone03Public track record from inception
Diversified factors, one measured portfolio
The portfolio combines several distinct ranking signals, so no single one has to carry the result. Which signals, and in what mix, is kept in-house; the combined result is published daily on the track record.
Drawdowns stay visible
Aegium does not hide the uncomfortable parts of the curve. The live track record exists so customers can judge the edge with its actual volatility and drawdown profile.
Questions traders usually ask
Is market-neutral crypto risk-free?
No. Market-neutral reduces dependence on market direction, but it can still lose money when the selected longs underperform the selected shorts.
Are the live engines real-money trading?
The public track record is paper-traded live. Institutional execution is separate from the retail dashboard.
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See the edge where it is measured
Aegium turns flow, funding and liquidation context into a market-neutral book tracked in the open.