Vooum Slope F2

Fact sheet

Vooum Slope's results from its account value at every day's reading, beside the same money held in Bitcoin from the first day. Every figure below the live record is backtested with hindsight (hypothetical) on real prices, fees included: past results, not a forecast.

Hypothetical performance. “These results are based on simulated or hypothetical performance results that have certain inherent limitations. Unlike the results shown in an actual performance record, these results do not represent actual trading. Also, because these trades have not actually been executed, these results may have under-or over-compensated for the impact, if any, of certain market factors, such as lack of liquidity. Simulated or hypothetical trading programs in general are also subject to the fact that they are designed with the benefit of hindsight. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to these being shown.” (17 CFR 4.41(b)(1)). No real money was traded by Vooum, in the backtest or live.

Now: -12.0% below its peak of 13 Aug 2025, at the last reading (31 Oct 2026, backtest, hypothetical).

What $1,000 became, month by month (backtest, hypothetical)

Fall from the high, on the same months (backtest, hypothetical)

All seven Vooum futures products side by side · How these figures are made

How these figures are made

• From the account value V at each day's reading: daily simple returns r = V(day) / V(day before) − 1; a year is 365 readings, because crypto trades every day.
• Annual return = (V(last) / V(first)) to the power 365 / days − 1. Volatility = the standard deviation of r times the square root of 365.
• Sharpe = mean(r) / standard deviation(r) times the square root of 365, with a risk-free rate of 0. Sortino = mean(r) / the root mean square of the returns below 0, times the square root of 365. Calmar = annual return / worst drop.
• Value at risk (95%) = the 5th percentile of r; expected shortfall = the mean of r at or below it. Beta = covariance(r, Bitcoin's r) / variance(Bitcoin's r).
• Bitcoin held is the same starting money put into Bitcoin on the first day and kept. Months and years run from the last reading of one to the last of the next; the best, worst and positive months count whole months only (not the first or the current one).
• The results count 0.10% a side on contract legs and 0.15% on spot legs; the exchange itself charges about 0.05% a side (taker).
• Two pairs, BTC/USDT and ETH/USDT: the USDT perpetual, long or short, and spot for a spot leg, a plain buy. Every perpetual position is isolated margin at the leverage its signal states, with its liquidation price at entry: if the mark price reaches it, the exchange closes the position and that margin is lost.
• A closed position’s result is in % of its margin (of its value for a spot leg), after fees and funding. An open position’s result so far is the price move from its entry times its leverage, before fees and funding.
• The follower result fills every leg 5 minutes after its signal's hour, at the price then plus 0.05% slippage, as a person following the sealed signals would.
• Live signals are sealed and published a median of 0 minutes after the hour they are issued on (the slowest so far: 0 minutes), over 16 sealed signals.
• All seven futures racers are published, each with its own page, and side by side on the comparison page; a backtest picked from many still looks better than one picked blind.

Hypothetical results have limits. These results are simulated: they were made with the benefit of hindsight, no real money was traded, and they cannot account for every effect of real trading, such as keeping to a plan through losses. No account is claimed to have made, or to be likely to make, results like these. The live record is paper too: Vooum trades no real money. General information, the same for every visitor, not advice: you could lose all the money you put in. Terms and risks.