Hermes
Capital, put to work.
Hermes decides when to enter the market, how much capital to commit, and when to step aside. It works inside set limits, and writes each decision down before the outcome is known.
You cannot invest yet. The money in the record is the founder’s. The simulation uses fake money and follows the same decisions.
In the market
Status
Updated just now
Decisions sealed
Record
Verification
Now
Know what it's doing. Know what happened.
The state below is the latest reading. The lines under it are decisions from the public record.
Current state
In the market
Updated just now
Open positions
7 open positions
Latest close
Gained +10.07% · Oct 23
Recent decisions
Buying assets
Still open.
Buying assets
Still open.
Buying assets
Still open.
Buying assets
Still open.
Buying assets
Still open.
When it waits
It knows when not to act.
Hermes does not have to trade. It checks whether conditions justify risk, decides how much capital to use, and can stay in cash when they do not.
The decision is written first. The result comes after.
01
Observe
Read the market before taking risk.
02
Decide
Set the direction, the size, and what would make the decision wrong.
03
Constrain
Act only inside limits set before the decision.
04
Record
Write the decision down, then set it next to the result.
The record
The record matters more than the claim.
Win rate counts closed decisions that gained against those that lost. It is not profit. Losses can be larger than the wins.
78.6%
Win rate, 30 days
42 closed decisions resolved in the last 30 days. Same rule as the lifetime rate.
54.6%
Win rate, lifetime
361 closed decisions with a gain or a loss. 18 flat closes are left out.
0.7×
Average win against average loss
In dollars, on the same 361 closes. 197 wins, 164 losses.
This page does not show a return after trading costs, or a drawdown over a full period. Each close is in the public record.
Capital
Separate the capital from the decision.
The capital in the record is the founder’s. You cannot invest yet. Hermes decides. It does not own the capital.
Ownership
The founder owns the capital in this record. An account in the owner’s name is planned. It is not open.
Intelligence
Hermes decides when to enter, how much capital to commit, and when to step aside.
Authority
Hermes can act only inside limits set before the decision. It cannot take ownership of the capital.
Proof
The decision is written into the public record before the result. A copy is published outside our servers.
Don't take our word for it.
Follow the decisions. Examine the outcomes. Make up your own mind.
The simulation uses fake money and follows the same decisions.
Questions
System details
- Can I invest?
- Not yet. The money in the record is the founder’s. Nothing on this page is an offer to manage outside money.
- What does Hermes decide?
- Whether to put capital into the market, how much, and when to step aside. The decision is written down before the result.
- Who owns the capital?
- The founder owns the capital in this record. Hermes does not. An account in the owner’s name is planned, with Hermes allowed only to act inside limits. That account is not open.
- Why write the decision down first?
- So it cannot be rewritten after the result. You can read the public record and check the order.
- What is the simulation?
- Fake money following the same decisions. It does not move the capital in the record.