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# What kind of returns can you expect when depositing into a HyperTrend Vault?
So far, it's been amazing. Our CAGR on Hyperliquid for the last year has been 75% at Sharpe 2.3, with a maximum drawdown of 14%.
We think this is much better than you are likely to get trading yourself. That’s the point.
As with anything, this comes at a cost. HyperTrend doesn’t generate positive returns every day, but over longer time frames users can expect at least 5x the return you can get from lending or staking on other DeFi platforms.
The strategies that make money aren’t a mystery. Most institutional firms apply a variety of them and combine them to make things more consistent.
This is HyperTrend’s approach. We aren’t reinventing the wheel, there isn’t anything in our algorithms that any competent trading professional would argue with.
Because crypto is more inefficient than TradFi this gives us returns as good or better than the best hedge funds in the world.
We do this with minimal drawdowns and none of the crushing stress and terror of doing it yourself.
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