How we work
KeepHot structures strategies as time-boxed cycles (3/7/14/30 days). For each cycle we show an estimated band — a range, not a fixed promise.
Cycle-based execution
Each strategy runs inside a defined window. This sets expectations for liquidity and timing.
Range, not a promise
We show an estimated band to reflect real-world variability (fills, spreads, market moves).
Snapshot at activation
When you activate, the band is stored for that cycle and does not change later.
Risk-first approach
We prioritize liquidity constraints and downside awareness. Profit is never guaranteed.
How a cycle works
A simple view of what happens from activation to unlock.
- 1
Choose a strategy
Pick a lock duration that matches your horizon and risk tolerance.
- 2
Activate and lock
Funds move from available balance into the active cycle for the chosen duration.
- 3
Execution window
Positions are executed under real market conditions and operational constraints.
- 4
Cycle completion
When the lock ends, the cycle completes and outcome is determined.
- 5
Unlock to wallet
Funds unlock back to your available balance for reuse or withdrawal.
Principles we follow
What we optimize for in practice.
Clarity
Clear cycle timing and rules, so you know what to expect.
Consistency
Return band is stored at entry to avoid retroactive changes.
Operational discipline
Execution accounts for liquidity and market frictions.
Security
Email verification and 2FA help protect access to your account.
FAQ
Is the shown return guaranteed?
No. It is an estimate range for the cycle and can differ from the final outcome.
Can I exit early?
No. Early exit isn’t available during an active lock. Funds unlock after the cycle ends.
Why store the range at activation?
To keep expectations stable: what you saw at entry stays the reference band for that cycle.
Ready to explore strategies?
Pick a cycle length that fits your horizon.
1. What the platform does
We allocate capital across a curated set of public and private opportunities. Decisions depend on market conditions, liquidity, and execution constraints within each cycle window.
2. Why outcomes are shown as a range
The band reflects variability from selection, fills, spreads/slippage, and market moves. Shorter cycles tend to have wider dispersion; longer cycles can compress noise, but they do not remove risk.
3. What is fixed at activation
When you activate a strategy, the cycle band is stored and does not change later. The final outcome is determined only when the lock completes.
4. Liquidity
Early exit isn’t available during an active lock. After the lock ends, funds unlock back to your available balance.
5. Risk
Investing involves risk, including loss of principal. Ranges are illustrative estimates and do not guarantee profit.