Product / Catalogue / Premium reversion
Crypto perps / signal / Relative value
Paper trackedPremium reversion
Fades short-horizon dislocations between perp premium, spot-adjusted fair value, and local funding pressure.
Paper status
+18.6%
Out-of-sample Sharpe
1.94
Max drawdown
-8.9%
API route preview
/v1/features/crypto/premium-reversion
How it is built
- Universe limited to liquid crypto perpetuals with stable spot reference pricing.
- Premium is smoothed over a short window before ranking to suppress microstructure noise.
- Portfolio is cross-sectional and dollar-neutral, with caps per instrument and venue.
- Live paper track is updated after the session close and compared against the historical reference layer.
Where it can fail
- Underperforms during sustained one-way momentum squeezes where premium persists.
- Sensitive to venue-specific outages and sharp liquidity fragmentation.
- Capacity is lower than slower carry signals because turnover rises in stressed tape.
How to call it in code
universe = al.universes.crypto_perps_top_20()
signal = al.features.premium_reversion(universe)Planned API route
GET /v1/features/crypto/premium-reversion
?as_of=2026-04-30
&universe=crypto-perps-top20
&format=panelRelated signals
Example notebooks
Single-feature premium reversion
Shows one signal becoming one strategy, one verified backtest, and one paper-tracked run.
Python notebook / Verified strategy walkthrough
Market-neutral premium basket
Combines signals into a market-neutral strategy, verifies the backtest, then starts paper tracking.
Python notebook / Construction workflow
Universe-change safe pipeline
Shows how Alphora's universe tools preserve point-in-time correctness before anything reaches a verified backtest.
Python notebook / Universe workflow
AI agent library composition reference
A short reference for getting an LLM or agent to compose the library, submit verified backtests, and inspect paper results safely.
Python + JavaScript snippets / Agent workflow
Signal launch
The first release ships when each signal page can stand on its own.
Each launch signal page needs a clear research summary, backtest context, code example, and paper-trading status. Join the waitlist if you want the first catalogue drop when access opens.
One launch email. No funnel.