FAQs for Investors

1. What is Knightrade?

Knightrade is a Web3-based social trading platform that allows investors to participate in trader-managed vaults. It leverages blockchain technology to ensure transparency, decentralization, and security while enabling investors to monitor and replicate the strategies of skilled traders.

2. How do I start as an investor on Knightrade?

To get started:

1. Create or connect a Web3 wallet (such as KnightSafe, MetaMask, or WalletConnect).

2. Browse available vaults, evaluate their performance

3. Submit a deposit request to invest in your preferred vault.

3. How do deposits work in Knightrade?

Deposits allow you to allocate your investment into a specific vault managed by a trader:

• Submit a deposit request during the current epoch.

• Your vaults will be allocated at the end of the Current Epoch, based on the Net Asset Value (NAV) calculated during the Settlement Epoch.

• Once processed, your investment will be reflected in your portfolio.

Deposit Assets

4. How can I withdraw my assets?

To withdraw assets:

1. Navigate to your portfolio and select the vault you wish to withdraw from.

2. Submit a withdrawal request during the current epoch.

3. Your request will be processed at the end of the Settlement Epoch, and the withdrawn amount will be transferred to your wallet.

Withdraw Assets

5. What fees are involved when investing in a vault?

The fees associated with investing in a vault may include:

• Management Fees: A recurring fee for managing the vault.
• Performance Fees: A percentage of profits earned by the vault.
• Platform Costs: A fee charged when finishing settlement cycles, which only gets the cost from management fees and performance fees.

All fees are clearly outlined in each vault's terms before you invest.

Fee Structure in Knightrade

6. How do I evaluate a trader-managed vault before investing?

Knightrade provides detailed performance metrics for each vault, including:

• Historical returns and risk levels.

• Asset allocation and trading strategies.

• Transparent fee structures and lock-up periods.

Review this information carefully to align your investment with your goals and risk tolerance.

7. What is the difference between the Current Epoch and Settlement Epoch?

• Current Epoch: The period during which investors submit deposit withdrawal requests.

• Settlement Epoch: The phase where the vault calculates its updated NAV, processes requests, and finalizes transactions.

8. Are there any restrictions on how much I can invest?

Each vault may have specific minimum and maximum investment limits. These details are listed in the vault's terms and conditions, so make sure to review them before depositing.

9. What happens if the trader managing the vault underperforms?

Investing in trader-managed vaults carries risks, including potential underperformance. If a trader underperforms:

• Your investment's value may decline, depending on market conditions and vault strategy.

• You can choose to withdraw your assets or allocate your capital to another vault. Knightrade provides transparent performance data to help you make informed decisions.

10. How does governance voting work for investors?

Investors holding governance tokens can participate in decision-making processes, such as:

• Proposing and voting on new features or platform updates.

• Influencing how vaults are allocated across different assets or strategies. This ensures that the platform evolves in alignment with the interests of its community.

11. What types of assets can I invest in on Knightrade?

Knightrade supports a variety of assets, including:

• Cryptocurrencies (e.g., Bitcoin, Ethereum).

• Tokenized stocks and commodities.

• Other blockchain-based financial instruments.

The asset types depend on the strategies of the specific vault you choose.

12. Who do I contact for support or questions?

If you have any questions or encounter issues, Knightrade offers multiple support options:

About Knightrade