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Is Alpha Pro's return correlated to stocks or bonds?

Alpha Pro is purely a crypto strategy. It holds only the seven coins, and only crypto prices feed its decisions — no stock or bond data. When crypto broadly moves with the stock market (as it sometimes does), that can indirectly affect how often the strategy finds trades, but that link runs through crypto prices and isn't constant. Treat it as an active crypto strategy whose link to traditional markets is undocumented.

Why does Alpha Pro trade seven coins instead of just one?

Trading seven coins instead of one isn't just for looks — it's core to how the strategy earns and protects your money. Three reasons: (1) Safety in spread — if one coin drops and gets stuck, the other six keep trading normally, so you're not betting everything on one coin bouncing back. (2) It uses your money better — the seven coins share one pool of capital instead of each locking away its own worst-case budget, so the same deposit does far more work. (3) More chances to earn — seven coins means seven separate streams of dips and recoveries, so when one is quiet, others may be moving. One honest note: in a broad crash, crypto coins tend to fall together, so this spread helps against single-coin trouble much more than against a market-wide drop.

Will Alpha Pro add more coins beyond the seven?

There's no documented plan to add more coins — if you've heard new coins are coming, check with the team, because it isn't a commitment anywhere. The seven coins are hard to change: they're tuned together with the shared pool and the safety limits, so adding one isn't a simple tweak. What IS on the roadmap is more exchanges to run on (not more coins to trade) — and those are planned, not live yet. If your interest is diversification, the current design already spreads across seven coins, with limits that stop any one from dominating.

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