Walkthroughs, onboarding, migrations, and serious questions about the engine and the framework. We answer every one — and we don't do mass mail.
A few lines is plenty. The more context you give, the more tailored the walkthrough.
No. LedgerOne is a systematic allocation engine. We operate according to the rules and parameters you define — never on discretion, never reactively. We do not run a market, take the other side of your positions, or trade against your book.
You provide a risk profile, a capital amount, and the digital assets you want exposure to. The engine translates that into a live framework — bands, deployment ladders, realization tranches, and a macro-cycle overlay — and runs it through scoped credentials at the venues you've selected. It does not automate trades inside your exchange — every action is surfaced as a rules-based instruction you keep control of, and recorded.
Long-term individual allocators, frustrated active investors who want to stop making moment-to-moment decisions, family offices and advisors managing client crypto exposure, and sophisticated investors entering digital assets for the first time. The common thread: capital that wants a system, not a screen.
Three tiers — Individual, Multi-sleeve, and Enterprise (including SOC 2 attestations, multisig governance, and dedicated support). Pricing is by sleeve count and venue count, not by AUM. We share the full grid on the walkthrough.
Yes. We import from CSV exports, on-chain history, and most exchange APIs going back to first activity. Reconciliation is part of onboarding — most clients complete it inside one week, before the engine goes live.
Yes — read access to your framework, executions, and reports. Webhook events for deployments, realizations, and rule firings. Programmable rule definitions via the DSL. Documentation is provided to enterprise customers on contract.