How Koinvera works

Two things sit in front of any trading logic: a validation process a strategy must survive, and risk rules that are never relaxed.

The validation process

A strategy is only considered for real capital after it has passed, in order:

1. Parameter sweep — a broad search over the strategy's settings on historical data, to understand its behaviour rather than to cherry-pick a single lucky configuration.
2. Out-of-sample walk-forward split — the chosen configuration is tested on a later slice of data it was never fitted on.
3. A separate historical period — a second, non-overlapping, older window, to check the result was not specific to one era of the market.
4. Realistic cost modeling — spread and slippage are applied, so the measured edge is a net figure, not a gross one.

A configuration that does not clear every stage does not go live. Retired strategies are kept as documented negative results, not deleted.

The risk rules

• A mandatory stop-loss on every position — no order is sent without one.
• Position sizing from real account risk — each trade risks a small, fixed percentage of the account, never a fixed lot size.
• A daily loss limit that halts trading for the rest of the day once hit, regardless of any intraday recovery.
• A cap on concurrent open trades.
• A two-flag live-trading gate that is never bypassed or made more convenient. Switching from dry-run to live is deliberately manual.

What a subscriber can and cannot control

A subscriber can request a halt (stop new trades) and, where the mode allows it, approve or reject an individual proposed trade before it happens. A subscriber cannot relax a risk rule, remove the stop-loss requirement, raise the daily loss limit, or move from a supervised mode to live trading without a separate, deliberately manual step. The current mode is always shown plainly, never hidden in a settings page.

Practice, broker-linked demo, and live — the three modes, in plain language

The design uses three distinct modes so a person can build confidence in stages, never being pushed toward real money before they choose to be:

• Practice — no broker account involved at all. Trade proposals and their outcomes are simulated by Koinvera's own software so a subscriber can learn how the tool behaves, what a proposal looks like, and how halting works, with nothing real at stake. Every practice result is labelled as simulated, everywhere it appears.
• Broker-linked demo — connected to a subscriber's own broker demo/paper account (for example, an MT5 demo account). Order flow and fills behave like the real thing because they go through a real broker, but no real money moves. This is the intended bridge between practice and live.
• Live — connected to a subscriber's own real broker account, real money, real risk. Reaching this mode from any other mode is a deliberate, manual step — never a default, never automatic, never silently enabled.

None of these three modes are available to the general public yet. A private, invite-only companion application exists and is where a mode like this would actually be used — it is not reachable from this marketing website, and this website never collects or sees any broker credential. Public access remains gated until that work, and the subscription terms around it, are ready.

How you would connect a broker account (planned, not available today)

The intended design has a subscriber's own broker account driven by software running under that subscriber's own control — not a shared, always-on service that holds everyone's logins centrally. Building that safely, for many subscribers at once, is real infrastructure work that has not been completed. Until it is, there is no way to connect a broker account through Koinvera at all — not through this website, and not through any private application either. Anywhere that says otherwise is wrong; if you see it, please tell us via the contact address in the footer.

How a subscription would work

In the intended non-custodial model, a subscriber runs their own instance of the tool against their own broker account. Koinvera provides the strategy together with its validation record and honest information about it; the subscriber keeps full control of their funds and their account, and makes their own decision about whether and when to trade live.

None of this — pricing, sign-up, or a live broker connection — is available for purchase or use today. This page describes the intended design, not a current offering. When a founding subscription opens, it will be to a small, known group first, exactly as described in the FAQ.