Clear answers to common questions — concise, transparent, and aligned with how ALPHAREXX works.
Activation is a two-step process: connect your exchange (or demo) and enable the strategy in your dashboard. For visual learners, watch the activation video which walks through every toggle and setting; the written activation guide covers advanced options and troubleshooting.
Win rate varies with market volatility, timeframe and user risk settings. We publish live aggregated metrics on the dashboard, and historical snapshots to help set realistic expectations — review those alongside drawdown and trade frequency for better context.
Default risk is conservative (around 0.5% of capital per trade). Position sizing, stop placement and portfolio-level risk management are adjustable — changing these will affect both upside and downside, so we recommend testing on a demo account first.
The system generates AI-filtered trade decisions and trade management logic. Execution can be manual or automated via supported brokers — automation is optional and requires explicit user connection and permissions.
Yes — the product is designed with clear defaults, step-by-step onboarding and in-dashboard guidance. Beginners should start on smaller sizes and use the demo mode while learning position sizing and risk concepts.
No. Historical performance is provided for transparency and educational purposes. Markets change and future returns can differ; use historical data to understand behavior, not as a guarantee of outcomes.
Signal frequency varies: we prioritise quality over quantity. Expect only high-probability setups rather than fixed daily signals; frequency will change with market conditions.
Performance is tracked programmatically and presented via our dashboard; figures are pulled from live trade logs and exchange APIs where possible. We do not publish edited or selective screenshots as a substitute for raw data.
Losses are an expected part of systematic trading. The system limits risk per trade and uses position-sizing logic to manage portfolio impact; risk controls reduce but do not eliminate drawdowns.
No — the strategy is position-size aware and works across account sizes. Start with an amount you are comfortable risking, use conservative size settings, and scale up only after you understand performance and drawdown behavior.