Investor capital. Proven traders. One set of rules for both.
Investors put USDC into a shared fund. Each tournament splits it among traders who earned their place on BuyCrypt, and every trader gets a separate Hyperliquid futures account with hard risk limits. When an account ends in profit, the trader keeps 30% of that profit.
First tournaments are launching. Fund size and results will show up here as soon as the first one ends.
Set it up once. Every tournament takes its share.
You choose how much of your capital goes into each investor tournament. Several tournaments can run at the same time, and each one takes its share automatically.
Deposit USDC on Arbitrum
Send USDC on Arbitrum One to your personal deposit address in the web cabinet. The address is yours for good, and deposits are free.
Choose your percent
Say 10%: every investor tournament takes up to 10% of your capital. Tier 2 tournaments take money only if you turn them on. Until about an hour before a tournament starts you can skip it or put in a different amount.
The fund is split among traders
Stronger traders get a bigger share, but nobody gets more than 30% of the fund. If there are too few traders to place your whole share under that cap, the rest stays on your free balance. You own the same share of every trader account, except traders you put on your blacklist.
Money comes back after the finish
At the end all positions are closed, fees are taken only from profit, and your part returns to your free balance with a statement for every trader.
Send only native USDC on Arbitrum One
It is credited by itself once the network finalizes the transfer, usually within 15–20 minutes.
Bridged USDC.e, USDT, ETH and WETH are held: support checks them by hand and then returns or credits them. Unknown tokens are ignored. A transfer over another network, such as Ethereum, Base or BNB Chain, never reaches the fund and can be recovered only by hand, on request.
Traders earn their place. Nobody can buy it.
An account in an investor tournament goes only to traders whose results BuyCrypt has watched for months, in tournaments where everyone plays by the same rules.
Hard limits on every trader account
The limits are set before the start and checked around the clock. Break one and the positions are closed on the spot. There is no second chance in that tournament.
Default values. A particular tournament can set its own limits and fees.
In the last 15 minutes a trader can only close positions. At the finish anything still open is closed automatically. A trader who goes quiet for too long has the account closed as well.
- 1Limit hit
- 2Positions closed
- 3Account switched off
- 4Money back to investors
The money left on that account returns to investors without waiting for the tournament to end, usually within minutes. The trader earns nothing from it.
Limits stop a losing account early, but they cannot put a ceiling on the loss. In a sharp market move a position can close beyond the limit, and that loss is real.
Follow 100 USDC through one tournament
Capital 1,000 USDC at 10% per tournament: 100 USDC goes in. The tournament has four traders, and your 100 USDC is split by their weights. Here is the same tournament in a good week and in a bad one. The example uses the default fees and limits.
| Trader | Your share | Result | Trader 30% | Platform 10% | Back to you |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MilaFXProfit | 30.00 | +6.00 | −1.80 | −0.60 | 33.60 |
| AlexTradesFlat | 27.00 | −0.08 | 0 | 0 | 26.92 |
| kirill_btcBreach · drawdown 15% | 23.00 | −3.50 | 0 | 0 | 19.50 |
| SolStormProfit | 20.00 | +1.00 | −0.30 | −0.10 | 20.60 |
| MilaFXProfit | 30.00 | +0.60 | −0.18 | −0.06 | 30.36 |
| AlexTradesBreach · drawdown 15% | 27.00 | −4.19 | 0 | 0 | 22.81 |
| kirill_btcBreach · daily loss 5% | 23.00 | −1.20 | 0 | 0 | 21.80 |
| SolStormLoss | 20.00 | −2.00 | 0 | 0 | 18.00 |
| Total | 100.00 | +3.42 | −2.10 | −0.70 | 100.62 |
| Total | 100.00 | −6.79 | −0.18 | −0.06 | 92.97 |
One breach cost 3.50 USDC, two profitable traders covered it. Traders were paid only where their account made money.
Two breaches and a losing account. Only MilaFX earned a fee. The loss is the investors’ own, shared in proportion to their stakes.
Amounts in USDC, for your share of each account. Results are after network fees (gas), which the fund pays for every trader account. Fees are counted per account: a losing account pays no fees; a breached account pays no trader fee, and the platform’s 10% applies only if it still ended in profit. One account’s loss is not offset by another trader’s profit before fees.
Manage real money for free. Keep 30% of the profit.
Level up your trader passport and BuyCrypt gives you real money to manage, free of charge: you pay nothing to take part and put in none of your own money. If your account ends in profit, 30% of that profit is yours and goes to your BuyCrypt balance. If it ends in a loss, you owe nothing and earn nothing.
| Tier 1Established | Tier 2Experienced | |
|---|---|---|
| Trading history | 30 verified trading days and 100 quality positions within a year | 90 days and 300 positions |
| Passport score (BTS) | 600 or higher | 700 or higher |
| Recent tournaments | 5 or more in the last 60 days | 8 or more in the last 90 days |
| Results in them | Positive total, top half in at least 50% | Positive total, top half in at least 60% |
| Risk record | No breaches of fund limits in the last 30 days | No breaches of fund limits in the last 30 days |
| Liquidations | No more than 2 in the last 30 days | No more than 1 in the last 30 days |
| Copy trading | Not copying other traders | Not copying other traders |
| Identity | KYC | KYC |
| Account size | 100 – 1,000 USDC | From 1,000 USDC, no cap |
| Your fee | 30% of the profit | 30% of the profit |
On a loss you pay nothing and earn nothing. An account closed for a breach or for inactivity earns you no fee even if it ends in profit, and a breach keeps you out of the next two investor tournaments. Your share is credited to your BuyCrypt balance (1 USDC = 1 USDT), and you withdraw it by request like any other payout.
In the web terminal you see every requirement next to your own numbers. Accounts are handed out shortly before the start, and you trade yours right in the terminal.
Every finished tournament is public
Fund size, return and how each trader’s account ended, breaches included. Investor-tournament history will also be added to traders’ passports.
What it costs
Default values. A particular tournament can set its own limits and fees.
Read this before you deposit
Asked before the first deposit
Can I withdraw in the middle of a tournament?
No. Money in a running tournament stays locked until it ends. If a trader breaks a limit, your part of that account comes back to your free balance without waiting for the end, usually within minutes. A withdrawal of your free balance can be requested at any time. Every request is checked by hand before it is sent, you can have one request open at a time, and one withdrawal is up to 10,000 USDC. Withdrawals are sent in USDC on Arbitrum One.
What happens if a trader loses?
The investors in that account carry the loss in proportion to their share, and the trader gets no fee. If the trader breaks a limit, positions are closed, the account is switched off and the rest goes back to investors. That trader also sits out the next two investor tournaments.
Who holds the money?
Between tournaments your USDC sits in the fund’s wallets and is shown as your balance in the cabinet. For a tournament, the money goes to separate Hyperliquid accounts opened for each trader. The trader trades through BuyCrypt with a trade-only key that stays on BuyCrypt’s servers: positions can be opened and closed, money cannot be withdrawn. At the end the money returns to the fund and to your balance.
What is Hyperliquid?
Hyperliquid is a decentralized exchange for perpetual futures settled in USDC, with its own blockchain and a public order book. Each trader in an investor tournament trades on a dedicated Hyperliquid account opened for that tournament.
Why USDC on Arbitrum?
Hyperliquid accounts hold USDC, and USDC reaches Hyperliquid through Arbitrum. So your money stays in one currency from deposit to withdrawal, never passes through an exchange, and transfers cost cents. A deposit is credited once Arbitrum finalizes it, usually within 15–20 minutes. A transfer below the recommended minimum of 10 USDC is still credited if it is 1 USDC or more. Transfers under 1 USDC are not credited.
What can I send to my deposit address?
Only native USDC on Arbitrum One, the USDC that Circle issues on that network. Bridged USDC.e, USDT, ETH and WETH wait for a manual check, after which support returns or credits them; unknown tokens are ignored. Coins sent over another network, such as Ethereum, Base or BNB Chain, never reach the fund and can be recovered only by hand, on request. The address does not change, so you can save it in your wallet.
Is there KYC?
For traders, yes: nobody gets investor capital without passing identity verification. Investors sign in to the web cabinet with their BuyCrypt account.
How are traders picked, and how much does each get?
From the traders who applied and meet the tier requirements, BuyCrypt ranks them by passport score, recent tournament placings and level. Higher-ranked traders get a bigger share of the fund, with a cap of 30% per trader.
Can I keep my money away from a specific trader?
Yes. Put the trader on your blacklist in the cabinet and none of your money goes to their account. Your share is spread over the other traders instead. In the cabinet you also see stats for every trader who has managed your capital.
How much can I lose?
Everything you put into a tournament is at risk. The limits are there to stop a losing account early, but they do not fix the size of a loss. Pick a percent you are prepared to lose.
How does the percent work when several tournaments run at once?
Each tournament takes up to your percent of your whole capital, that is the free balance plus what is already in other tournaments. If the free balance is smaller than that, the tournament takes what is free. If your share would come to less than 10 USDC, you sit that tournament out.
How long does a tournament last?
Each tournament has its own length: 3 days, a week or longer. Your money is locked about an hour before the start and comes back after the finish. A tournament can be cancelled before it starts, for example when too few traders qualify; then all of your money comes back to your free balance.
I’m a trader. How do I take part?
Open investor tournaments in the BuyCrypt web terminal. You will see every requirement with your own numbers next to it. When all of them are met, apply to a tournament; accounts are handed out shortly before it starts. Your 30% of the profit goes to your BuyCrypt balance.
Pick your side of the table
Investors start in the web cabinet. Traders check their numbers in the web terminal.
Trading involves risk. You can lose part or all of the money you put into a tournament.