The Basics — No Jargon
What does StockClaw actually do?
It looks at cryptocurrency prices at regular intervals and guesses: "Will the price go up or down?"
If it thinks it'll go up, it buys. If it thinks it'll go down, it sells. If it's not sure, it waits.
That's it. Everything else is details about how it guesses and how well it guesses.
Key Numbers, Explained Simply
Win Rate = 75%
Out of 100 trades, about 75 make money and 25 lose money. Like a basketball player who scores 3 out of every 4 shots.
MDD (Max Drawdown) = 0.6%
MDD = the worst dip your money ever takes.
Imagine your balance goes: $10,000 → $10,500 → $10,437 → $11,000.
That dip from $10,500 to $10,437 = the drawdown ($63, or 0.6%).
MDD 0.6% means: the scariest moment in 6.5 years was losing $63 from a high point. That's incredibly safe.
For comparison: the stock market regularly has 20-40% drawdowns. Most hedge funds have 10-30%.
Profit Factor = 5.5
For every $1 you lose, you win $5.50.
If you lost $100 total on bad trades, you made $550 total on good trades. Net: +$450.
Anything above 1.0 is profitable. Above 2.0 is good. Above 5.0 is excellent.
8-Hour Prediction
The AI looks at current prices and predicts the short-term direction. It doesn't try to predict 1 minute or 1 month ahead. It targets the sweet spot where it's most accurate.
Take Profit (TP) & Stop Loss (SL)
TP = "sell when I've made enough"
If TP is set at +1.5%, and you bought BTC at $67,000, the system automatically sells when it hits $68,005.
SL = "sell when I've lost enough"
If SL is set at -1.0%, the system sells when it drops to $66,330. This limits how much you can lose per trade.
Without TP/SL, the system waits for the next cycle. With TP/SL, it can lock in profits early or cut losses early.
Why AI Instead of a Human Trader?
Human Trader
- • Gets scared when price drops → sells too early
- • Gets greedy when price rises → holds too long
- • Needs sleep, misses opportunities
- • Makes 3 wins, then 2 losses → panics, changes strategy
- • Can watch 1-2 coins at once
StockClaw AI
- • No emotions — follows the math every time
- • Runs 24/7, never sleeps
- • Makes 3 wins, then 2 losses → keeps going, no panic
- • Watches 6 coins simultaneously
- • Makes decisions in 21 milliseconds
The Catch
75% is not 100%. The AI still loses 25% of the time. Past results (from testing on 6.5 years of data) don't guarantee the same in the future. Markets change. This is a tool, not a money printer.
Never invest money you can't afford to lose.
Three Tiers — One Sentence Each
All three run the same AI. The difference is sensitivity — how sure it has to be before it trades. Win rates below are from the 6.5-year backtest; for real, live numbers see the Live Verification page.
Safe — "Only when it's really sure"
Trades the least, wins the most often.
Like a sniper: only fires on high-conviction setups. Fewer trades, but the highest hit rate and the lowest dips.
Standard — "The sweet spot"
Trades more often, still very safe — the popular pick.
Takes the smaller opportunities Safe skips, while keeping drawdowns tiny. Best balance of risk and reward.
Aggressive — "Catches every opportunity"
Trades the most — most chances, lower per-trade hit rate.
Reacts to even small moves. More trades means more potential profit, but a lower win rate per trade. Best with a bigger balance.
Lite tiers check the market every 8h. Pro tiers check every 4h for more trades. No deposit, no custody — it's a subscription to the signal engine. Auto-trading is still in live verification and is not on sale; pricing will be published when it is.
So which one should I pick?
- Safe — if you want the highest win rate and the calmest ride. Fewer trades, fewest surprises.
- Standard — if you want a balance of activity and safety. The most popular choice.
- Aggressive — if you have a bigger balance and want the most trades / most upside potential.
Same AI brain in all three — the only difference is how selective it is. More selective (Safe) = higher win rate, fewer trades. Less selective (Aggressive) = more trades, lower per-trade win rate.
Backtest vs. live
The win rates above are from a 6.5-year historical backtest. Real markets are harder — slippage, fees, and regime shifts make live results lower than backtest.
That's exactly why we run a public Live Verification first: real capital, real trades, every result logged — so you can judge the engine on live performance, not just backtest claims.