Licences vs Fees Explained

Why a flat annual licence saves you money

Most algorithmic trading and copy-trading providers charge a performance fee — typically around 30% of the profit your account makes. The more your account grows, the more they take.

BTC Breakout works differently. You pay a flat annual licence of £3,480, no matter how much profit the system generates. 100% of your profits stay with you and keep compounding.

What that means in practice

Here’s what you would have paid in performance fees vs. our licence, based on a £10,000 account from January 2024 to February 2026 (26 months):

Risk profile Profit generated 30% performance fee (typical competitor) BTC Breakout licence (2 years @ £3,480) You save
Low £28,176 £8,452 £6,960 +£1,492
Medium £55,696 £16,708 £6,960 +£9,748
High £99,465 £29,839 £6,960 +£22,879

Why the gap grows over time

Performance fees compound against you — every year, a chunk of your gains is removed before they can earn further returns. A flat licence lets compounding work for you.

This example covers just 26 months. Over a longer horizon, the savings become significantly larger. BTC Breakout is built as a long-term system, with additional strategies already in testing for future updates, and as Bitcoin adoption grows we expect the opportunity to expand further.

Example for illustration purposes only.

Last updated 7 months ago