Sufics — Discretionary asset management

A managed-capital service across five markets: precious metals, stocks and indices, oil, bitcoin and ether. The manager makes the trades; the client sees every position in the dashboard.

Only the manager: clients do not open trades on the platform. Every position is shown in the trade feed with its entry price, exit price and result.

From the Binance API: USDⓈ-M futures positions are assembled from actual fills, and so are the entry and exit prices. The result is a percentage of the position’s margin, so it includes leverage: at ×50, a 1% price move shows as 50%. It is not a percentage of a client’s account.

Yes. Closed trades are exported from the Binance API, and losing trades sit in the feed next to winning ones; every trade has its own page with entry and exit prices. How many trades the feed holds and how many of them lost is on the About page.

Sign up to get the dashboard with preview access. To open an account, message us on Telegram: full access is granted personally, after a conversation.

Funding is a USDT (TRC-20), BTC or ETH (ERC-20) transfer to the address the dashboard shows; the request is confirmed manually once the money arrives. Withdrawals are requested in the dashboard, from $50; the available amount excludes requests already filed, and an administrator processes the request.

No. Trading on financial markets carries the risk of losing part or all of the money invested, and past returns do not guarantee future ones.

By what you can verify yourself: the history of closed trades including losing ones, the maximum drawdown, where the money is held and how to withdraw it. Guaranteed returns, rewards for bringing in friends and “decide today” pressure are reasons to walk away. A detailed checklist is in the Sufics blog article “Managed accounts: how to check a fund manager first”.

With copy trading, the manager’s trades are mirrored on your own exchange account, and the money stays with you. A PAMM account is an account at a broker that the manager trades, with the result split among investors by share. With a managed account, the capital is handed over to the manager, who makes the trades. Sufics works the third way: funds are transferred to the service’s address, and the client sees every position in the dashboard.

On the Sufics Liquidations page, without signing up: longs and shorts over 1, 4, 12 and 24 hours by coin and by exchange (Binance, Bybit, OKX and Gate), a BTC and ETH liquidation heatmap with an open methodology, and a liquidation price calculator.

On the Sufics Earnings calendar page, without signing up: reports for the next two weeks with the EPS forecast and release time (pre-market or after close), the 48-hour price change after past reports, and a calendar export (.ics).