Don’t bet on the market.Own the spread.

AlphaHouse is a quantitative trading platform that runs institutional-grade, market-neutral trading systems directly in your exchange account. Our algorithms seek to generate returns from relative mispricings in crypto perpetual futures, regardless of overall market direction.

Most bots are simple grids or indicator triggers. AlphaHouse runs portfolio-level quantitative systems that rebalance relative long/short exposure based on statistical models, similar to institutional desks. We focus on market-neutral strategies designed to reduce dependence on "number go up."

Yes, with an important nuance we insist on making. This is not a curve-fit backtest. Our signals have been generated and recorded as they happened for over two years, traded forward with no lookahead. Think of it as live paper trading that never stopped, with real capital in the market for the recent stretch. Results are net of modeled fees, slippage, and funding, and we publish every drawdown on our performance page. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

No. You provide API keys with Trade Only permissions. We technologically cannot initiate withdrawals. Your funds stay in your exchange account at all times. We never take custody.

We currently support Bitget, Gate and Hyperliquid. We're actively expanding to more platforms. When you sign up, let us know which exchanges you'd like to see supported if yours isn't on the list yet. Why these three, and the account minimum for each

Losses are possible and should be expected at times. While our systems are designed to manage risk through market-neutral positioning, no strategy is immune to market conditions. We provide full transparency into performance and do not make "can't lose" claims. Only trade with capital you can afford to lose.

$2,500 on Bitget or Gate, the exchanges with the lowest order minimums; Hyperliquid needs about $5,000. The constraint is not policy, it's arithmetic: the strategy holds around twenty positions at once, and below these thresholds the individual legs fall under the exchange's minimum order size, so you end up running a partial, more concentrated version of the strategy rather than the real one. The Starter tier exists for accounts in the $2,500–$6,000 range. Larger accounts get more precise execution and better diversification.

No. There is no performance fee and no profit share — you keep 100% of what the strategy makes. You pay a flat subscription based on the size of book you're running, and nothing else. This is deliberately different from exchange copy-trading and on-chain vaults, which commonly take 10–20% of profits. It also means our fee is capped and predictable: as your account grows, the fee does not grow with your returns.

At the top of each tier's recommended range it works out to roughly 5–6% of account equity per year on annual billing. We'd rather state that plainly than have you work it out after signing up. Two things are worth weighing against it: there is no performance fee on top, and the ranges are set so the percentage stays consistent as you move up. If you are at the very bottom of a tier's range, the percentage is higher — that is the honest argument for picking the tier that matches your account size rather than overbuying.

Losing stretches are normal and we publish every one of them. That said, if the strategy's net return in your account is negative after your first 90 days, contact us and we will refund your subscription fees for that period. To be explicit about what that covers: we refund what you paid us. We cannot and do not refund trading losses — that money went to the market, not to us. The main condition is that your account stayed connected and running the strategy for substantially all of the 90 days; pausing, disconnecting, or trading manually in the same account means the recorded return is no longer the strategy's. Full terms are in the Terms of Service and the documentation.

Once a day. The system works out what your account should hold, compares that to what it currently holds, and sends only the difference to your exchange. It does not react to intraday price moves, and there are no stop-losses in the conventional sense — risk is managed through position sizing, holding around twenty positions at once, and reducing the whole book's size when market conditions are unfavourable (adaptive risk scaling). A quiet day where only a handful of orders go out is the normal case, not a fault.

Not in the same futures account. The system treats every position in the account as its own, so a trade you place by hand looks like a deviation from target and will be traded against at the next daily rebalance. Use a separate account or a sub-account for discretionary trading. This also matters for the fee-back promise, which requires that the recorded return actually reflects the strategy.

Market-neutral strategies aim to balance long and short exposure so that overall portfolio returns are less dependent on whether the market goes up or down. The goal is to profit from relative value differences between assets, not just directional moves.

Yes, with no long-term commitment. Two things happen on different clocks, and it's worth being precise: revoking your API keys at your exchange stops all trading immediately, and you can do that yourself at any moment without telling us. Cancelling the subscription takes effect at the end of your current billing period, so you keep access until then. We also offer annual plans at a discount for those who want to lock in rates.

Sign up and you're in: connect your exchange via API keys (trade-only permissions), choose your strategy, set your risk parameters, and the system handles the rest. If we're at capacity, signing up joins the waitlist and we'll email you when a spot opens. The documentation walks through every step, including how to create the API key at each exchange and what to expect in your first week.