Make a plan for your pool.
Set the trade budget. See the funding, shared income and path to a larger bet.
Your plan
Funding & income
Current contract capYour plan will appear here in a moment.
Contributions fund the starting pool. Ownership sets each investor’s share of investment and profit.
At the current trade budget
Group averages, USD| Period | Net profitafter all fees | Reinvest70% retained | Cash payout30% distributed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily | — | — | — |
| Weekly | — | — | — |
| 30 days | — | — | — |
Daily and weekly figures are averages of the same 30-day reference. Actual income varies; payouts are a planning allocation, not a schedule.
How the 30-day net is calculated
- Profit after estimated trading fees
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- 5% fee on positive 30-day profit
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- Net available to your group
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The 5% fee is applied once to positive 30-day profit, after estimated trading fees. No fixed weekly charge is included.
Recovery at this budget
- Profit-equivalent recovery
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- Cash distribution payback
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Profit-equivalent recovery counts retained and distributed profit. Cash payback counts only money paid out. Both assume the current budget stays fixed.
Build toward a larger bet
Move up in $100 steps, only when the pool covers 7× the next budget.
Up to $10,000. The last step can be smaller than $100.
Only retained profit funds upgrades. Cash payouts leave the pool. The time estimate uses the historical average at each stage and assumes every eligible trade is funded.
View each growth stage
| Trade budget | Next budget | Required pool | Add to pool | Days in stage | Elapsed days | Cash paid out |
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This is a constant-average projection, not a chronological replay. Losses, drawdowns, missed fills, changing prices and changes in available liquidity can alter or prevent this path.
Growth is off. The income and recovery estimates above use your current trade budget.
Complete the plan settings to calculate growth.
Ownership & individual income
The same percentages determine contributions, profit and cash payouts.
Enter each investor’s ownership percentage. All shares must total 100%.
Total: 100%All figures are USD. On smaller screens, scroll across to see every period.
| Investor | Share | Contribution | Daily payout | Weekly payout | 30-day net | 30-day payout | 30-day retained |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Group total | 100% | — | — | — | — | — | — |
Amounts are rounded for display. Contributions round up to the next cent.
Complete the plan settings to calculate individual income.
The reference behind the numbers
A frozen historical sample, used as a planning proxy.
Sep 20–Oct 19, 2026
477 eligible trades: 439 wins and 38 losses, from 2,848 observed rounds. There are 32 missing rounds out of 2,880 expected. Reference dates use America/Chicago.
The strategy follows the minute-five favorite with a quoted ask from 85¢ inclusive to 95¢ exclusive. The proxy enters one second later at the historical signal ask plus 1¢.
What the estimate assumes
Every eligible trade has enough funding. Estimated trading fees use the quadratic fee formula and round the combined price and fee up to cents per fill. The group fee is 5% of positive 30-day net profit after those fees.
Price and outcome data do not verify executable order-book depth. The existing 1,000-contract cap stays on unless you select the clearly hypothetical unlimited-liquidity mode.
What this plan can tell you
Compare nominal startup pools, ownership, retained profit and cash distributions under the same reference. MIN and MAX buffers are not validated minimum capital or protection against losses.
Past performance does not establish future returns. Growth uses constant historical averages, with no chronological drawdown replay. This calculator does not place trades, accept deposits or charge fees.
Calculation scope & reproducibility
All dollar values come from the bundled reference and the local calculation module. Full precision is used for the 5% profit fee; displayed currency is rounded to cents. Investment contributions round up to cents, so a group may fund a few cents over the nominal pool.
The model uses a $1 contract settlement payout and whole-contract sizing. It does not add taxes, transfer costs, slippage beyond the proxy entry assumption, or future execution changes. Retention applies to positive after-fee profit. Negative results reduce capital rather than producing a negative payout.
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