How does the 20% revenue share work?
Stellium takes 20% of the net trading profits generated by your bots. If your bots lose money in a given period, you pay nothing. We only make money when you make money.
Which exchanges are supported?
KEPLER and CERES trade US stocks through Alpaca. TRAPPIST trades crypto futures on Binance. You provide your own exchange API keys, which are encrypted and stored securely.
Can I start with paper trading?
Yes. KEPLER and CERES run in paper trading mode by default. TRAPPIST supports Binance testnet. You can test the bots risk-free before committing real capital.
What risk controls are in place?
Every bot enforces drawdown kill switches, mandatory stop-losses and take-profits on every position, position size limits, and sector/category concentration caps. These are code-enforced -- not optional.
How much capital do I need to start?
There is no minimum. However, we recommend at least $5,000 for KEPLER (stocks), $1,000 for TRAPPIST (crypto futures with leverage), and $5,000 for CERES (commodities). Smaller accounts may not generate meaningful returns after fees.
Can I disable a bot at any time?
Yes. You can enable or disable any bot instantly from your dashboard. Disabling a bot will stop it from opening new positions. Existing positions will be managed according to their stop-loss and take-profit levels.