Non-custodial · Self-directed · Live on mainnet

Trade with discipline.
Yield is the icing.

A rules engine that earns from trades, not yield. ~90% of the return comes from buying weakness and defending in greed across S&P500, BTC/ETH, and stables. We deliver the bundle; you sign it from your own wallet.

S&P 500
Trade into equities
BTC / ETH
Trade into beta
Stablecoins
Trade into defense
live · mainnetTelemetry feeding the next bundle
RegimeGreedRisk-on legs active
FGI72Greed zone
200MA Δ+14.2%Above trend
Next rebal02:14:00Queued check
How it works

Three steps. One signature.

The engine turns regime data into a concrete allocation change, then hands execution back to your wallet.

01

200MA · FGI · ETH/BTC

Sense

The 200-day moving average, Fear & Greed Index, and ETH/BTC ratio are watched continuously. Two macro signals, no discretion.

02

Buy fear · defend greed

Decide

Regime moves trigger a target allocation across S&P500, BTC/ETH, and stables. The engine trades into the pillar the rules call for.

03

EIP-7702 · multicall3

Sign

Telegram delivers a pre-built bundle. EIP-7702 batch on supported wallets, multicall3 fallback. One signature, your keys.

Three-pillar allocator

What the engine trades into.

TRADE INTO EQUITIES

S&P 500

42%

Tokenized U.S. equity exposure gives the allocator a traditional risk-on anchor without leaving your wallet's control surface.

TRADE INTO CRYPTO BETA

BTC · ETH

38%

Digital asset beta is added when the regime rewards risk, with ETH/BTC relative strength deciding the inner crypto rotation.

TRADE INTO DEFENSE

USDC

20%

Stablecoins become the active destination when the rules defend capital. Yield can accrue there, but the trade is the point.

Backtest proof

Trades drove the return.

500-day strategy snapshot pinned to 2026-04-15. Minimum hierarchical production candidate vs DCA Classic, daily signal evaluation, 85 executed trades.

Read methodology

Indexed growth

Strategy vs DCA Classic

Strategy equity curve versus DCA ClassicIndexed 500-day equity curve from 2024-12-02 to 2026-04-15. Strategy finishes at 221.44 and DCA Classic finishes at 85.64.50100150200221.4485.642024-12-022026-04-15
Indexed to 100. Shaded band marks the observed max-drawdown range across the pinned window.

ROI vs DCA

+135.8pp121.44% strategy vs -14.36% DCA

Strategy ROI

121.44%500-day window

Calmar Ratio

4.50vs DCA: -0.25

Sharpe Ratio

1.91vs DCA: -0.17

Max Drawdown

-17.46%vs DCA: -43.02%
StrategyROI 121.44%Max DD -17.46%85 trades
DCA ClassicROI -14.36%Max DD -43.02%500 trades

Past performance does not guarantee future results. Backtest window: 2024-12-02 to 2026-04-15, reference date pinned to 2026-04-15.

Why it works

What happens if we remove a feature?

Two leave-one-out ablations from the 500-day snapshot explain why this is a trading strategy first.

FeatureIf removedWhat it does
DMA stable gating-96.96pp ROI

Stops buying when crypto crosses below the 200-day moving average. It prevents the DCA-into-a-falling-knife failure mode.

Greed Sell Suppression-22.05pp ROI

Holds through extreme-greed peaks instead of forcing early de-risking. It removes the emotional sell bias.

Source: leave-one-out backtests, 500-day window, snapshot fixture pinned 2026-04-15.

FAQ

Before you connect a wallet.

The strategy is designed to stay self-custodial, explicit, and reviewable. These are the practical questions that should be answered before anyone signs.

How is Zap Pilot truly non-custodial?

Your funds stay in your own externally owned account. Zap Pilot prepares a rebalance bundle; you review it and sign from your wallet. We never hold private keys, custody assets, or move funds without your signature.

What happens if I miss a rebalance window?

Nothing moves automatically. The engine keeps watching the regime and can deliver the next eligible bundle, but your current allocation may drift until you choose to sign.

What are the fees?

Network gas and protocol-level fees are paid from your wallet and previewed before signing. Zap Pilot fee terms will be disclosed before launch; the backtest does not assume a hidden custody or management fee.

Which chain does this run on?

Zap Pilot is built for EVM mainnet execution with wallet-signed bundles. EIP-7702 batching is used where supported, with multicall3 as the fallback path.

What if Ondo, Morpho, GMX, or Hyperliquid has an issue?

Parking venues are modular, not custody requirements. If a venue is unavailable or unattractive, the bundle can route defensively instead. You still review the destination and protocol risk before signing.

Can I customize my allocations?

The initial launch focuses on curated, published strategy rules so behavior is easy to verify. Saved configuration controls can come later without changing the self-custody execution model.

How are gas costs handled with the bundled transaction?

The bundle compresses the rebalance into one wallet action where possible. Your wallet previews gas before signing, and you can skip execution if conditions are not worth it.

Is the strategy open-source or verifiable?

The methodology, parameters, and on-chain transactions are designed to be inspectable. Strategy docs and source links are published so the rules can be reviewed instead of trusted blindly.

The goal isn't to trade more;
it's to trade right.

A rules engine watches the regime, builds the rebalance, and leaves custody with you. Yield waits in the background.

100% Self-Custody · EOALive on MainnetOpen-source strategy