$KALMAN, paired against Berkshire
$KALMAN is a fixed-supply token on StonkFun, quoted against BRKX — the tokenised Berkshire Hathaway share. Holding it accrues BRKX automatically from a transfer tax the launchpad collects and distributes; that mechanism is the launchpad's, not ours, and every token listed there has it.
We hold no more than the platform's maximum initial buy — 2.5% of supply — and will never accumulate more. That treasury accrues 2.5% of every distribution, exactly like any other holder of that size, and it funds new bots on the live desk — deposits recorded as capital flows you can see, on bots published the same way the current ten are.
It pays no share of trading profits and confers no claim on the desk. The desk publishes; the token does not change what it publishes.
A quant desk that shows its work.
Four systematic strategies across ten bots, trading our own capital on Solana spot and perps, live and read-only. Every fee, every fill, every drawdown — including the ones we would rather not publish.
The live figures could not be loaded right now. The desk itself keeps trading; only this page is behind.
Try the live deskYour wallet is live. Your bots are not.
Sign in with Phantom and you get a trading wallet whose private key you can export, deposit to, and withdraw from — withdrawals only ever to the wallet you signed in with. That account layer is shipped and running today.
You can also build a bot — your parameters, your capital figure — run a real backtest of that exact configuration, and then run it on your own money. It starts only when you activate it, after you have looked at its drawdown, and you can pause or stop it whenever you like. Momentum is the exception: it trades perpetual futures, so for now it can be built and backtested but not run. No waitlist, no email capture.