Quasar

Quasar is built on a simple idea: a trading system should not rely on trust or human intervention. It should read the market, understand conditions, and act with controlled risk. At its core is ARC, Adaptive Regime Control. The market is always shifting between conditions like trends, volatility, and noise. Quasar continuously identifies these regimes and adjusts its behavior. It does not use one fixed strategy. It first understands the environment, then responds accordingly. In unstable markets it becomes defensive, in clear trends it allows continuation, and in unclear conditions it reduces activity. The system is driven by deeper market data, not basic indicators. It looks at order flow, volume behavior, CVD, liquidations, open interest, funding, and trade aggression. These reflect how participants are positioned and behaving, not just price movement. This allows Quasar to read market intent, not just outcomes. Risk is built into every decision. Position sizing and exposure depend on both market conditions and system performance. When conditions are poor or performance drops, risk reduces. When alignment improves, exposure can scale. This creates a self-regulating system. Quasar is trustless because every action follows defined logic. There is no discretion or hidden decision-making. It operates consistently based on data, adapting to changing conditions while maintaining strict risk control.