What is an Arlo?

You fund $1,000 but trade all $3,000 of the Arlo, for 30 days. You keep 100% of the profit, minus a fixed fee of $150 (5% of the Arlo). The most you can lose is the $1,000 you put in.

You fund $2,000 of the Arlo for 30 days. When it ends, you get your $2,000 back, plus a $120 bonus.

The Trader keeps 100% of the profit. The fee stays fixed at $150 (5% of the Arlo), and the Backer’s bonus stays at $120, however big the profit.

Losses come out of the Trader’s money first. Once losses reach $800, trading stops automatically. The rest of the Trader’s money stays in the Arlo: $150 pays the fee (the Backer’s $120 bonus and Arlo’s $30), and $50 is a buffer for prices moving while trades close.

The code holds it. It can only go to GMX to trade, then at the end to the Backer, Arlo and the Trader, in that order. Nobody can send it anywhere else, Arlo included.

Only Traders pay a fixed fee of 5% of the Arlo, paid when it ends. On a $3,000 Arlo, that’s $150.
If you’re a Backer, $120 of that fee is your bonus.