The end of guessing — entries, exits, stops and sizing handled by a tested system, in your own account. You keep the control. You lose the chaos.
Systematic edge. Macro conviction. Every trade auditable.
A 15-minute conversation. No pressure, no commitment.
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That's not a you-problem. That's what crypto feels like without a system. Glasshouse replaces the guessing with a tested process: every trade planned before it's placed, every risk capped before it's taken, everything published so you can verify it — while your money stays in your own account.
Nothing to babysit. The system watches the market so you don't have to — no 3am charts, no portfolio anxiety on holiday.
Entries, exits, stops and sizing are decided in advance by tested rules — never in panic, never on a hunch.
You can audit everything: what the desk runs, how it's tested, and what happened — wins and losses alike.
Depth of research, not promises — every figure below is back-tested and clearly labelled.
Back-tested and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. The live track record — wins and losses — is published openly at /lab.
You stay in control of your money — and get out of the decision-making business. Copy trading in your own exchange account: not a fund, not a deposit.
Your capital stays in your own Binance account. Glasshouse never holds, moves, or has withdrawal access to your funds. You can stop or withdraw any time. (Hyperliquid vault coming soon.)
An AI-native systematic book, with a discretionary macro overlay on top, mirrors into your account automatically through the venue's native copy feature.
A share of the profits the desk makes you, on a high-water mark — so it only earns on new gains. No profit, no fee. The majority is always yours.
Pick the asset you're comfortable holding. Same desk, same risk controls — you just choose your base.
Keep your base in USDT — a dollar-pegged stablecoin — so your principal isn't riding Bitcoin's price swings. The desk trades to grow your dollar balance. The steadier path, for people who'd rather think in dollars.
It's still active trading and crypto carries risk — you can lose — but your base isn't exposed to BTC's volatility.
Keep your base in Bitcoin — held as real coins in your own account — and aim to accumulate more of it through the cycle. For investors who believe in BTC long-term and are comfortable holding through its swings.
BTC's price moves sharply — this path suits a multi-year, hold-through-the-cycle mindset.
Not sure which fits you? Tell us your goal and we'll guide you.
Two engines, one rule most desks won't sign up to: everything is auditable.
The core book is rules-driven and machine-executed — signals, sizing, and risk handled by a live trading system, not gut feel or screen-watching.
On top of the systematic book, the desk takes deliberate macro positions when conviction is high — the human-judgement layer the machine doesn't replace.
On Hyperliquid every position, order and PnL is on-chain and public. We publish the methodology — and the losses. No cherry-picking.
Hard per-trade caps, drawdown halts, and a fixed kill-switch are built into the system before any trade is placed. Capital preservation comes first.
Capital preservation and low drawdown come before returns — the protections are built into the system, not promised after the fact.
Funds never leave your own Binance account. Glasshouse can place and close trades, but can never withdraw your money — the biggest risk in this space is simply removed.
Each position carries a pre-set, exchange-native stop-loss. Losers are cut automatically at a defined level — no hoping, no averaging down into a hole.
Every trade risks only a small, fixed slice of capital. One bad call can't blow up the account.
If losses reach a set threshold, the system halts trading automatically — a circuit-breaker that stops a bad streak becoming a disaster.
The cycle book is built primarily on spot positions, which can't be liquidated, with only a small, tightly-managed leveraged sleeve. The core can't be wiped out by a single wick.
Every strategy ships with pre-committed kill criteria. When one stops earning its place it's retired — and logged in the public failure log.
Protections reduce risk; they don't remove it. Crypto trading can still lose money — see the full risk disclosure below.
The name is the promise. A private copy offer from an unknown service should make you suspicious — so nothing here is hidden.
The track record is being built live — and you can watch it happen.
No back-tested fantasy numbers are presented here as if they were real. Hyperliquid trades are verifiable on-chain; Binance activity is logged trade-by-trade. When you copy the desk, you see exactly what the desk sees — wins and losses, in real time. If a strategy is sitting out a market regime, we say so. See the full strategy book & track record →
Where trading is going — and why it has to be built in the open.
Trading is being handed to machines. The sharpest signals, the fastest execution, the tightest risk control — less and less of it is human. But almost all of it still happens inside black boxes: you wire money to a fund or a bot, and simply hope.
Glasshouse is built on a different bet — that the winning model isn't just AI-run, it's AI-run in the open. Machines do what they're best at. The desk stays accountable. Every trade is auditable. And Glasshouse earns only when you do. That's what the next decade of trading should look like — so we're building it that way now.
Glasshouse is a research-driven trading desk for digital assets. We build systematic strategies with machine-run research: every candidate is backtested on up to 12 years of market data, forward-tested on paper, and promoted to live capital only after passing pre-committed gates. A live execution engine enforces hard risk limits on every position — stops, exposure caps, drawdown halts.
What makes the desk unusual is the publishing rule: the full book — backtests, live results, and the strategies we killed — is public.
And this is deliberately not an anonymous service: when you talk to us, you deal directly with the principal who runs the desk, from the first conversation.
No targets, no promises — just the honest mechanics, a calculator you control, how to size your capital, and how the timing works.
Copy trading typically captures only 60–80% of a strategy's net result after slippage and lag, and a drawdown hits followers harder than the desk. Across the industry, most retail copiers lose money. There is no version of this without real risk.
The live track record is early and currently net-negative — so any "expected return" would be fiction, and fiction is what this desk refuses to sell. Judge Glasshouse on the live record, not on a projection.
You choose the assumption — this is a maths tool, not a forecast. It shows the fee and the downside too.
| Scenario | Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 |
|---|---|---|---|
| If it gains +20%/yr (your share, after the maximum 30% fee) | — | — | — |
| If it has a poor run (−10%/yr — risk controls limit drawdowns) | — | — | — |
Frame it as risk, not reward.
Money you could lose entirely without it changing your life. Never rent, savings you'll need soon, or borrowed funds.
A sensible starting allocation is roughly 1–5% of your investable portfolio. Enough to be real, small enough that an early drawdown doesn't hurt.
Add more only as the live track record proves itself over time — not on a good month or a backtest.
This desk is built around the market cycle, not the next week.
The core strategy is multi-year by design — primarily spot accumulation, with a smaller actively-traded sleeve. It suits investors who can stay committed for roughly 30–48 months; the thesis needs time, and short-term exits work against it.
On the futures book you can opt into an agreed lock-up aligned to the cycle — enforced by Binance, not by us, with your funds never leaving your own account. It's there to help committed capital stay the course; the spot book stays flexible.
Positions are built during specific entry periods, not at random — so timing matters. Contact Glasshouse for the current entry period and to be set up before it opens.
Glasshouse is a managed, invite-only desk — we're onboarding a limited founding cohort, every investor is set up individually, and you keep custody the whole way through.
Talk to Us below and tell us roughly the capital you'd like to deploy. We'll come back to you with the current entry window.
We connect your account and set it up for your plan and the current cycle — and walk you through every step personally.
Accept the invitations and fund your own Binance copy wallets. The money stays in your account — Glasshouse can place and close trades, but can never withdraw it.
We allocate across the spot and futures books and manage the positions through the cycle — nothing for you to watch day to day.
A performance fee of 10–30% of profits, depending on your plan — charged only on gains, on a high-water mark. Never a fee on losses.
Prefer Hyperliquid? Coming soon — a non-custodial HL vault is on the way. Talk to Us below and we'll tell you the moment it's live.
Glasshouse is invite-only. Leave your details and we'll come back to you personally — a 15-minute conversation, no pressure, no commitment.
The things people ask before they copy.
You do. Your funds stay in your own Binance account at all times — Glasshouse never holds them and can never withdraw them. You can stop copying or withdraw whenever you like.
A performance fee of between 10% and 30% of profits, depending on your plan — charged only on gains, on a high-water mark, settled by the exchange. No profit, no fee — Glasshouse never charges on losses, and the rest of the profit is yours.
The managed offering starts from 50,000 USDT, held in your own account throughout. We discuss the right size for you in the first conversation.
Binance today — Spot and Futures copy. A non-custodial Hyperliquid vault is coming soon.
No guarantees, and we won't pretend otherwise. The live track record is early and published openly — see the full strategy book, including the strategies that are losing or were killed. Crypto trading can and does lose money.
No. Once copy is set up, trades mirror automatically. There's nothing to watch.
Neither. It's copy trading in your own exchange account — you keep full custody and control. Glasshouse is a signal you choose to mirror, not a fund or a deposit.
Real ones. Trading crypto with leverage carries a high risk of loss, strategies can underperform or sit out the market for stretches, and you can lose some or all of your capital. Only use money you can afford to risk.