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How AlphaSet works

Updated: 07/12/2026 · 2 min read

The Engine manages your whole balance

When you connect an exchange account and turn on an Alpha, the Quant Engine manages the entire trading balance of that account.

  • There is no "manage only part" mode (e.g. manage $10K, leave the rest alone).
  • The full available balance in the connected account is within the Engine's scope, run according to your chosen Alpha.
  • So if you want to keep part of your assets untouched, hold them in a separate account/sub-account, or move them to a non-trading wallet (e.g. the exchange's Funding/Earn wallet).

Rebalancing 24/7

The Engine doesn't trade once and stop — it runs continuously:

  • Reads market signals in real time.
  • Recalculates portfolio weights continuously (per-minute, not daily/weekly).
  • Opens/closes positions and rebalances following the Alpha's logic — even while you sleep.

Each Alpha has its own cadence (e.g. Alpha Crypto rebalances the basket every 4 hours), but the principle is the same: the portfolio is always kept aligned with the model.

🖼️ [IMAGE PLACEHOLDER] Engine flow diagram: [Market signals] → [Quant Engine: scoring + weighting] → [Place orders on your exchange] → [Portfolio rebalanced] → loop back to "Market signals", with a "Funds stay on your exchange" note around the exchange block. Mint accent #9DF5EC, dark #020F0E background; always say "Engine", never the legacy automated-software term.

Your funds always stay on your exchange

The Engine places orders but never holds your funds:

Your funds always stay on your own exchange. AlphaSet never holds your assets.

  • Crypto: connected via an API key with trade permission only, no withdrawal.
  • Stock VN: connected via trading authorization (SACO) — funds stay in your DNSE account.
  • Revoke access anytime → the Engine stops immediately.

How does the cap work?

Each plan has a capital cap per Alpha. Because the Engine uses your whole balance, the cap is checked before trading (a pre-trade gate):

  • Balance within the cap → the Engine runs normally.
  • A deposit that pushes you over the cap → a balance adjustment fee may apply (see the Balance Adjustment Fee article). This fee is never charged on profit.
  • Want to manage more capital for one Alpha → upgrade your plan.

Summary

  • The Engine manages your whole connected balance — not part of it.
  • Rebalances 24/7 following the Alpha's model.
  • Funds always stay on your exchange; the Engine only trades, never withdraws.
  • Want to keep assets separate → use a different account/wallet.

All investing carries risk. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

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