What gets published
A readable rule configuration and its available validation history — not exchange access or control over anyone's capital.
The marketplace transfers an independent strategy copy into the user's Simulation workspace and exposes metric provenance without controlling external capital.
No confirmed public live track record yet — publishing shares logic, not a returns promise.
One strategy object across the entire lifecycle
A readable rule configuration and its available validation history — not exchange access or control over anyone's capital.
A subscription creates an independent simulation copy for the subscriber. Real money never touches it until the subscriber decides to move it live.
If a subscriber moves the copy to live, the author earns 5% of its profitable closed trades — on top of the kquant fee, as a separate accrual.
There is no confirmed public live track record and no automatic live copying yet — a deliberate limit, not an oversight.
Compare the rule version, parameter hash, data window and execution assumptions before interpreting metrics across stages.
Freeze a reproducible version
Keep provenance beside metrics
Advance only after an explicit verdict
Strategy Passport
Historical, statistical and model results do not promise future returns. kquant provides computational tools and technical execution, but does not assess whether a specific trade is suitable for a user.