Capital Formation Units
Live — Loading...
Total Capital
--
Paper trading (USDT)
Allocated Operators
--
of -- active
Max Single CFU
--
Cap: --
Max Engine Concentration
--
Cap: --
Engine Concentration
Canon Law 4: 30% max per engine
| Engine | Operators | Allocation | Concentration | Capital | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loading... | |||||
Operator CFU Allocations
Sorted by allocation weight (descending)
| # | Operator | Tier | RAR | Engine | CFU % | Allocation | Capital (USD) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Loading... | |||||||
Allocation Configuration
| Max Single Operator CFU | -- |
| Max Engine Concentration | -- |
| Clustering EPS | -- |
| Clustering Min Samples | -- |
How CFU Allocation Works
Capital Formation Units (CFUs) determine how trading capital is distributed across operators. The allocation uses a two-phase engine-aware process:
- Phase 1 — Engine Budget: Capital is allocated to each engine proportional to aggregate RAR, capped at 30% per engine (Canon Law 4).
- Phase 2 — Operator Sub-allocation: Within each engine, capital is distributed to operators by tier weight × RAR score, capped at 10% per operator.
Outlier operators (not assigned to any engine) receive proportional allocation from the remaining budget.