AQTIS Documentation
  • Introduction to AQTIS
  • QSD
    • What is QSD?
    • How does the yield work?
    • How do I buy QSD?
    • How do I generate yield?
    • How do I claim my rewards?
    • A deeper dive into how the yield works
    • QSD pricing dynamics
    • Permissionless Exit
    • How do I sell my QSD?
    • Quant Technology’s role in QSD
    • Compliance
    • In summary
  • QRT
    • Securing the quant tech
    • How do I claim my rewards?
    • Claiming Mechanics
    • Quant Tech Liquidity Management
    • Difference with Other LSTs
    • Compliance
    • In Summary
  • Quant Tech & AI Explained
    • Why we use quantitative techniques
    • The Investment Strategy Portfolio
    • The AQTIS Investment Thesis
    • Why we use Machine Learning/AI in our portfolio
    • How we manage risk
    • Quant Tech Workflow
    • Quant Tech Strategies - the AQTIS secret weapon
    • Conclusion
  • Quant Performance
  • Tokenomics
  • Ecosystem Liquidity Insurance Fund (ELIF)
  • Ecosystem Liquidity Aggregator
  • Calculations
    • Testing Performance
    • Total Value Locked
    • Liquidity Utilization
    • Position Sizing
    • The impact of slippage on performance
    • In summary
  • What is the AQTIS Buyback Process?
  • AQTIS FAQ
    • AQTIS Protocol TL:DR
    • What are Liquid Staking Tokens (LSTs)?
    • What is Quant Trading?
    • What are Composable Yields?
    • What is the Token Buyback Process and how does it contribute to Token Value?
    • Can AQTIS Freeze My Assets? What about Permissionless Exits?
    • What is the Maximum Supply of the AQTIS Utility Token?
    • What is the Maximum Transaction Amount for the AQTIS Utility Token?
    • Where Can I Buy AQTIS LSTs and the AQTIS Token?
    • What Blockchain Network Does AQTIS Utilize?
    • Is AQTIS Regulation Compliant?
    • How Does AQTIS Generate Revenue?
    • How Are Liquidity Rewards Distributed in AQTIS?
    • What’s the Minimum Staking Period?
    • Where Can I Find the AQTIS Utility Token Contract Address?
    • Why has AQTIS capped the TVL?
    • Why implement LSTs? Why not simply use a reward pool where people can withraw their "dividends"?
    • Why is there a standardized yield?
    • Why is the team not doxxed?
    • Why is AQTIS sharing its strategies with the community?
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Quant Performance

Last updated 1 year ago

At the core of AQTIS is our quant tech, our bespoke AI and machine learning algorithms that manage the AQTIS investment portfolio. In this document, we will share the performance data for each of the strategies AQTIS employs in its investment portfolio.

Our backtests from the 2020 bull run through the first part of 2023 have been profitable and enlightening, delivering impressive returns. Interestingly, reflecting on the downturn experienced from 2021 to 2022 provides insight into the remarkable potential returns that can be achieved.

Our strategy is not bound to perpetual investing, meaning we don’t aim for continuous investments or maximum time exposure. We prioritize maintaining liquidity efficiency, enabling diversification into other models or assets. Through portfolio simulation of the top 20 assets, we have maintained an average market exposure time of only 22.2%, safeguarding us against challenging market downturns.

While our system empowers us to capitalize on opportunities, it is equally proficient at minimizing losses. Because we have multiple trading strategies designed to work in different market conditions, we can take advantage of shifts in market sentiment efficiently.

Detailed Performance Data

In this document, you’ll find links to a detailed overview of how each of our strategies performed.If you’re looking just for a quick overview, you can find it below:

Breakout Long - Averaged 20x return since 2020.

Breakout Short - 663% return across the full market cycle.

Mean Reversion Long - 90.8% APY return.

Mean Reversion Short - more than 100% APY return.

Trend Following Long - 141.92% returns.

Detailed performance data can be found at the links below.

  • Breakout long:

  • Breakout short:

  • Breakout performance:​

  • Mean Reversion (long):

  • Mean reversion (short):​

  • Mean reversion (performance):​

  • Trend following (long):​

In the documents above we discuss drawdowns. At first glance, a drawdown may look like a loss incurred by one of our trades. However, when we refer to a drawdown, we are referring to the market trend overall, and our strategy's performance in reference to that market shift.

Because we have multiple strategies to choose from, when one strategy is underperforming, we have others that are outperforming. As our machine learning improves, the percentage drawdown will become smaller as our models become more efficient at spotting changing trades.

But it's worth noting, that drawdowns are an inevitable part of any market, and therefore any market strategy.

In summary

Unlike other yield-bearing ecosystems, AQTIS is not reliant on third-party staking services to generate a yield. AQTIS deploys its sophisticated Quant technology to deliver yield to the community.

By bringing together technologies and tools found only in the most privileged corners of the finance sector, AQTIS allows anyone to take advantage of its Quant technology wherever and whenever.

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