Aggressive Strategy

The Aggressive Strategy keeps your assets balanced between multiple trading algorithms, holdings, farms, pools, staking, and loaning, across multiple exchanges, wallets, and decentralized finance platforms.

Bot Trading. Principum creates and uses its own cryptocurrency trading algorithms. These programs rely on technical indicators and trade projects that have a strong fundamental backing. By taking advantage of different patterns and inverse relationships we are able to long and short different assets. Many different trading algorithms are used for each portfolio in order to balance positions in case of a market crash or drawdown. The complexity of these programs depends on how many variables impact a buy or a sell. Different trading programs are designed to only take the low-risk medium reward deals while others are programmed to take high risk high reward deals. The trading programs used in each strategy differ from each other to take different deals. hese algorithms can trade with a base currency of USD or cryptocurrencies.

Holdings. Crypto holdings include holding different small-cap cryptocurrencies with promising projects which should quickly increase in value. Also a group of large and mid-cap proven crypto projects that should maintain value and continue to slowly increase in value over time.

Farms. Cryptocurrencies are placed into a pool much like an advanced version of iquidity pools. These pools then function to aid the network in various ways, such as how liquidy pools do. As a reward for the services our deposited coins complete we earn the same intrest we do in liquidy pools and another reward in a different cryptocurrency. Yield farming is essentially another level on top of liquidity pools. Funds are automatically moved among decentralized finance platforms to get the best return on funds. This is completed through various methods such as liquidity mining, risk choice, and fund leveraging.

Pools. By depositing cryptocurrencies into a liquidity pool we provide liquidity to the market and earn interest in relation to our size in the pool through fees paid by traders. Here's how that works, by providing liquidity we are able to minimize the price movement a.k.a. slippage in the market from that order. We essentially act as a cushion to help the price stay stable. The larger the size of the pool the larger the size of the order it can handle. The larger your contribution to the pool the more percentage of the pool you can make. Finally, the larger the size of the pool the more effective it works so the more it can earn. The pool is made up of more then just one person, we are only one of many hundreds of thousands if not millions of liquidy providers.

Staking. There are tons of ways a cryptocurrency can pay the mass who supports their ledger, these people are called validators. One common way is by charging transaction fees to users and distributing these fees to the validators. By locking funds in a contract our funds are able to act as validators on the network. As a result these coins earn an intrest. This can be done with both stable coins and other cryptocurrencies.

Loaning. Just as banks loan out USD we are able to lend out cryptocurrency to anyone willing to supply collateral. This collateral can be an amount of BTC, ETH, or any other cryptocurrency. If the value of their collateral dips to the amount loaned out (with interest) then their collateral is automatically sold and we end up making the interest. In order for the borrower to receive their collateral back we must receive all of the principle and interest back. This can be done with both stable coins and other cryptocurrencies.

A flat fee of 40% of total profit made will be charged as fees.

For example:

If your portfolio makes 0% APY you will receive 0% APY . We make 0%

If your portfolio makes 10% APY you will receive 6% APY . We make 4%

If your portfolio makes 20% APY you will receive 12% APY . We make 8%

There is no penalty if you decide to cash out before the conclusion of your term year.