Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about ETW's crypto investment platform, strategies, and services
ETW is a non-custodial crypto wealth management platform. It runs automated, rule-based strategies and portfolios (like Core, Pulse, Fusion, and Optima) designed to grow wealth systematically and transparently.
No. ETW is built for long-term crypto investors who prefer a rules-based, automated approach.
You simply choose a plan and a strategy sleeve; our engine executes the rules on your exchange account, 24/7.
No. Your funds always stay in your own exchange account. ETW connects only through trade-only API keys (no withdrawal access). You remain in full control of your money at all times.
It means you keep your assets on your own exchange account (e.g., Binance, OKX, Bybit).
You connect ETW via trade-only API keys (withdrawals disabled). You can revoke access at any time directly from your exchange.
• Crypto is volatile → temporary losses (drawdowns) can occur.
• No system is 100% profitable → we focus on reducing downside risk with trend filters, stop logic, and diversification.
• General rule → invest only what you can keep in crypto for the medium to long term.
Yes. Once you connect your exchange via API and select a strategy, trading begins the same day.
However, markets move in cycles-profits are not guaranteed on a daily basis. ETW's goal is long-term, risk-adjusted growth, not short-term flips.
We don't sell raw signals or ask you to place trades manually.
ETW operates institutional-style, multi-strategy and portfolio management with risk controls, position sizing, and execution-fully automated on your account.
No. Crypto is volatile, and any investment can lose value.
We aim for risk-managed, long-horizon returns, not short-term predictions. Past performance (live or backtested) is not a guarantee of future results. ETW strategies target 20%-40% net annual returns (based on live + backtested data).
Our risk systems (trend filters, stops, position limits, cash buffers) are designed to control downside.
However, drawdowns are still possible. The important part: your assets remain in your exchange account.
Benchmarks often track a single asset (e.g., BTC). ETW strategies across multiple
coins and may hold cash (USDT, USDC) during weak trends.
That means performance
may sometimes look different (or lag) compared to headline indexes-but it's part of
long-term risk-adjusted returns.
Example:
Hypothetical numbers for education only; not a promise of returns.
A) Weekly view - a fast pop, then chop
| Week | BTC change | ETW change | Avg. ETW exposure | What's happening |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | +12% | +1.0% | 20% | BTC jumps fast; ETW waits for confirmation to avoid chasing a head-fake. |
| 2 | +8% | +2.0% | 30% | Signals improve; exposure scales gradually. |
| 3 | -6% | -0.3% | 25% | Pullback; ETW's smaller exposure limits the drawdown. |
| 4 | +2% | +1.5% | 35% | Trend confirms; risk increases. |
| 5 | +1% | +1.2% | 45% | Participation without over-extension. |
| 6 | -4% | 0.0% | 40% | Risk controls buffer another dip. |
| 7 | +3% | +2.1% | 55% | Follow-through capture after proof. |
| 8 | 0% | +0.7% | 55% | Quiet week; system holds sizing. |
Why this feels “wrong” at the moment: In Weeks 1-2 you see green candles everywhere and a modest ETW P&L. But that same selectivity helps in Weeks 3 & 6, keeping the path smoother. Over several weeks, the gap narrows as exposure scales into proven moves.
B) Monthly view - the two-month story most people live through
| Month | BTC | ETW |
|---|---|---|
| A (Sharp rally) | +18% | +6% |
| B (Give-back) | -12% | -2% |
| Two-month result (compounded) | ≈ +3.8% | ≈ +3.9% |
Many investors experience FOMO in Month A then panic in Month B. ETW's rules aim to avoid chasing, then protect during give-backs, often landing in a similar place (or better) with less stress and smaller dips.
Key reasons:
- We don't try to catch every uptick. We look for quality trends and disciplined mean-reversion.
- Cash is a position. Sitting out low-quality moves is part of risk control.
- Your shortlist matters. trades only your 5-6 coins; if those aren't the week's leaders, lagging is normal.
- Risk budgets, not vibes. Position size grows as evidence builds; it also shrinks when conditions deteriorate.
Minimum order sizes depend on your exchange and the traded pairs. For best execution, we recommend a capital large enough (minimum 500$ Recommended) to meet per-trade minimums across several symbols.
Drawdown depth and duration depend on market regime and strategy. Trend followers can lag in choppy ranges; mean-reversion signals can underperform in strong trends. We provide live P&L and historical stats so you can set comfort-level limits.
No, Easytradeware does not sell any trading courses or signals to markets.
ETW connects to leading international exchanges that support API-based trading. like Binance, OKX, and Bybit, etc.
• Spot: Long-only execution via trade/read-only API keys (withdrawals disabled).
• Futures/derivatives: Long-Short execution via trade/read-only API keys (withdrawals disabled).
You keep funds on your exchange at all times. Availability can vary by region. If your preferred venue isn't listed, we can evaluate it.
Yes. You can connect more than one exchange account and allocate to multiple ETW strategy sleeves.
Your exchange account can be funded in Fiat, but ETW executes trades in USD-quoted markets. In practice, that means your trading balance needs to be in USD-denominated stablecoins (e.g., USDT/USDC).
KYC is handled by your exchange (not ETW). Follow the exchange's compliance requirements for API trading.
You can, but it may conflict with ETW's risk management and position sizing. If you want to trade manually, we recommend using a separate sub-account to keep things clean.
• API keys are stored encrypted at rest (AES-256).
• Transmitted via TLS 1.3.
• Access follows least-privilege principles.
• You can revoke your API key at any time directly from your exchange.
Availability depends on local regulations and the supported exchanges. ETW may restrict access in some jurisdictions. Always confirm if your exchange supports API trading in your country.
Not yet, for now, investors can see their full trade histories remain available in your exchange statements.
But ETW team has, in development, a dashboard for users and clients for every use case, be it account management, trade history, etc.
The dashboard will be available to ETW clients soon.
Within safe bounds, yes. It depends on your subscription plan. Examples include:
• Maximum position per coin
• Allowed coins list
• Volatility sleeve selection
• Capital allocation cap
For more advanced customisation, ETW offers Custom Sleeves (Premium).
To protect privacy and security, ETW does not run a public forum. We use invite-only, moderated channels for product updates, how-tos, and Q&A with the team. Access is offered to active clients (availability may vary by plan). You can see our insight through on weekly or monthly newsletter.
• Starter: up to $2k AUM - subscription
• Plus: $2k-$10k - subscription
• Pro: $10k-$25k - subscription
• Premium: $25k+ - 2% management + 20% performance (High-Water Mark)
20% of net new profits above the High-Water Mark, after management fees. Calculated monthly/Qtr in arrears; no fee if equity is below the HWM. Performance fees are invoiced in USDT unless agreed otherwise.
Subscriptions are paid in fiat/USDT as available.
Yes. We support USDT/USDC for most regions (subject to change). Fiat card options may also be available.
ETW doesn't provide tax advice. You'll find all fills and P&L in your exchange statements for local reporting. Please consult a tax professional as crypto tax treatment varies by country (e.g., India, UAE, EU, USA).
A multi-strategy suite designed to be uncorrelated across timeframes:
• S1 - Core
• S2 - Fusion
• S3 - Anchor
Primarily top-liquidity large-cap and select mid-caps (screened by ETW's liquidity and quality filters). You can exclude assets you don't want.
YES. Leverage is Dynamic up to 30x.
Positions are sized using volatility-normalised logic with caps per asset/sleeve, plus portfolio-level exposure limits.
Only when your sleeve generates signals (could be a few per week for trend models). We avoid over-trading. It depends on what kind of strategy you chose. Everything is fully automated and executed without manual intervention.
Backtesting runs a strategy on historical data to evaluate behaviour (win/loss, drawdowns, turnover). ETW uses backtests to verify logic and stress regimes, then validates with out-of-sample checks and live monitoring. Backtests help set expectations but don't guarantee future returns; they're one input alongside production risk controls.
The ETW Screener evaluates liquidity, spreads, exchange quality, and historical stability.
• Toggle Pause in ETW, or
• Revoke API in your exchange, or
• Contact ETW Support.
Orders may queue or be re-routed per your sleeve's rules. If an exchange is down, ETW will fail-safe and retry when connectivity resumes.
Update the new key in ETW. The system will resume once verified.
• Non-custodial → we never touch your funds.
• Trade-only API → no withdrawal rights.
• Encrypted API keys → strong security practices.
• Transparent reporting → all trades logged and visible in your dashboard.
Emotion-free investing : Rules > gut feeling.
Time-saving : we never touch your funds.
Diversification : Access to strategies normally reserved for professionals.
Live track record : Core has 15+ months of real performance.
Transparent : all trades logged and visible in your dashboard.
Even the best automation can't protect against poor operational choices. Here are frequent pitfalls we see, plus fixes:
Expecting quick profits and quitting early Mistake: Expecting outsized gains in days; abandoning after the first negative period. Do instead: Commit to predefined review points (30/60/90 days) and evaluate against your risk/return plan.
Withdrawing a large portion of capital without coordination Mistake: Pulling 20-50% mid-stream, breaking position sizing and balance assumptions. Do instead: If you plan to withdraw >20%, tell us first so we can adjust allocations and preserve portfolio integrity.
Changing your API key without a handover Mistake: Deleting/modifying keys causes missed or duplicated orders. Do instead: Coordinate key rotations with ETW; we'll schedule a clean switchover and resync positions.
Manual interference with trades Mistake: Closing or overriding positions based on gut feel. Do instead: Let the strategy logic run. If you need a different risk profile, adjust parameters-not single trades.
Panicking during normal drawdowns Mistake: Turning systems off, switching strategies, or withdrawing during routine drawdowns. Do instead: Use preset risk limits and allow the system to recover as designed.
Mixing multiple strategies in one sub-account Mistake: sharing a wallet leads to conflicting orders and unclear P&L. Do instead: Use separate exchange sub-accounts per strategy to isolate risk and accounting.
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