No. 03 · An autonomous trading fund · Investment systems

An AI trading engine

Trades a fund’s portfolio autonomously: selects trades, manages risk, reports every four hours, and learns from its own results weekly.

Role
Quant architecture, risk design, engineering
Scope
Engine, risk, advisor, reporting
Status
Live, gated path to capital
Headline
20+ systematic strategies
The problem

A venture fund wanted a systematic trading operation without a trading desk: strategy research, execution, risk, and reporting, all autonomous, with an audit trail an investor could trust.

The build

A 104-module platform: twenty-plus systematic strategies with market regime detection, a backtesting engine, disaster floors and direction-concentration caps, and a two-machine production deployment. On top sits an AI advisor that originates investment theses on a four-hour cadence, attributes every outcome back to the specific knowledge that produced it, and retrains itself weekly.

The proof

The platform maintains a public verified track record that is never retro-fitted: projections are stamped before the fact and compared against actuals daily. Informed by its knowledge loop, the advisor’s decision quality improved by an order of magnitude over its blind baseline.

The Q2 2026 investor letter: ten slides, written and designed by the same hand that built the engine
The Q2 2026 investor letter: ten slides, written and designed by the same hand that built the engine
The public verified book: results are published up or down, never retro-fitted. Figures redacted here.
The public verified book: results are published up or down, never retro-fitted. Figures redacted here.
Projections stamped before the fact and tracked daily against actuals. Figures redacted here.
Projections stamped before the fact and tracked daily against actuals. Figures redacted here.
104
engine modules
4h
autonomous reporting cadence
Weekly
advisor self-training
Daily
projection vs actual audit