About Sufics
Sufics is a managed-capital service across five markets: precious metals, stocks and indices, oil, bitcoin and ether. The manager makes the trades. Closed trades are exported from the Binance API and published in the feed with the entry price, exit price and result, losing trades included.
Trade source: Binance API, USDⓈ-M futures
What Sufics does
The client hands capital over to be managed, and the manager opens and closes the positions. Clients do not open trades on the platform themselves: the dashboard shows every position on their account, the balance, accruals and their own requests.
The markets are precious metals (gold, silver, platinum), stocks, indices and ETFs, Brent and WTI oil, bitcoin and ether.
The closed-trade feed
USDⓈ-M futures positions are assembled from actual fills in the Binance API, and so are the entry and exit prices. Rows are not entered by hand, and losing trades sit in the feed next to winning ones. Every closed trade has its own page with prices and a chart.
| Measure | Value |
|---|---|
| Closed trades in the feed | 200 |
| Of them losing | 17 |
| Latest closed | 23 October 2026 |
What a trade’s result is measured in
The result in the feed 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 and not a monthly return.
How to open an account, fund it and withdraw
Signing up opens the dashboard with preview access. The account itself is opened personally, after a conversation on Telegram.
Funding is a USDT (TRON, TRC-20), BTC or ETH (ERC-20) transfer to the address the dashboard shows once the account is open. An administrator confirms the request when the transfer has arrived; a transaction ID entered by the client does not credit any money by itself.
Withdrawals are requested in the dashboard, from $50. The amount is reserved until the request is processed, and an administrator sends the transfer to the client’s wallet. The site stores no private keys and sends no transactions on its own.
Risks
Sufics does not promise or guarantee returns. Trading on financial markets, especially with leverage, carries the risk of losing part or all of the money invested, and the results of past trades do not guarantee future ones.
What is open without signing up
- Crypto market liquidations: longs and shorts by coin and exchange, a BTC and ETH level map, a liquidation price calculator.
- US earnings calendar: reports for the next two weeks and the price reaction to past reports.
- How to check a fund manager: a checklist worth applying to Sufics as well.
Frequently asked questions
What is Sufics?
Sufics (sufics.trade) is 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.
Can Sufics be trusted?
Judge it by what you can check yourself rather than by promises. Closed trades are exported from the Binance API, the feed includes losing trades, and every trade has its own page with entry and exit prices. The feed currently holds 200 closed trades, 17 of them losing; the latest closed on 23 October 2026. Returns are not guaranteed; how funding and withdrawals work is described on this page.
How can I check Sufics trades?
Open a trade’s page from the feed on the home page: it shows the instrument, side, prices and times of entry and exit. The prices can be compared with that instrument’s historical chart on Binance for the same time.
Does Sufics guarantee returns?
No. Trading on financial markets carries the risk of losing part or all of the money invested, and the results of past trades do not guarantee future ones.
The dashboard shows every position on your account, the balance, accruals and your funding and withdrawal requests.