Strategy Tester
This page runs four strategies from Actuator Strategies on typed inputs, with the equations of the site’s test scripts, on the published record: the daily close and reserves of every PulseX HTT/HEX pool from Actuator’s launch on 2024-10-08 through 2026-09-19, and HEX’s payout per T-Share and share rate through 2026-09-22. Every figure is computed in the browser from those files; no wallet is connected.
Tested, Not Recommended. The method and the test data are published — How These Were Tested · Test Data and Results. A past result is not a forecast, and no strategy here is recommended.
Strategy
Native HEX Stake
The Trade
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The Record
Discounted HTT Held to Redemption
The Trade
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The Record
HEX HELOC
The Trade
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The Record
Amplification Loop
The Trade
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The Record
Data: tester-data.json, pool closes through 2026-09-19, payouts through 2026-09-22.
What the Tester Computes
The rules and equations behind each figure above, the test scripts’ own
- Pools. Each series is priced from its deepest PulseX constant-product pool at the close of each UTC day. A trade goes through that pool’s own reserves: HTT out = HTT reserve × a ÷ (HEX reserve + a), where a = HEX in × (1 − 0.0029); a sale is the same equation the other way. A day is tradable when the pool’s HEX side held 100,000 HEX or more; a date that was not tradable moves to the nearest tradable day before it, or to the series’ first tradable day.
- Stakes. T-Shares = HEX × (1 + LPB) ÷ share rate on the opening day, where LPB (Longer Pays Better) = the smaller of (days − 1) ÷ 1,820 and 2; Bigger Pays Better is left out, as in the test scripts. A stake opened on a day locks the next day and earns from the lock day. HEX’s longest stake is 5,555 days; a longer term stakes 5,555 days and waits.
- Ex-ante and ex-post. Ex-ante holds the average of the 30 payouts already closed on the opening day flat for the whole term — the figure a reader could see that day. Ex-post uses the payouts recorded from the lock day, then the average of the last 30 recorded payouts for the days still to come.
- Profitable is tested two ways: (a) the position ends with more HEX than it started with, after every fee; (b) the position beats a HEX stake of the same length opened the same day.
- Rates. A yearly rate from a total return over a term = (1 + total)365 ÷ days − 1. The break-even buy price against a same-length stake = 0.9971 ÷ (1 + Y), where Y is that stake’s return; the amplification line = 1 ÷ ((1 + Y) × 0.99 × 0.9971); a stake keeps its share of all HEX while payout per T-Share ≥ 0.0369 × share rate ÷ ((1 + LPB) × 365).
- M1 and M7 mints. Each HTT minted costs the 1% mint fee (the minter keeps 0.99 HTT) and 1 HEX at maturity. In M7 each round’s stake mints one HTT per HEX of its principal (what a new stake backs on its first day), sells the HTTs through the pool — whose reserves move with each sale — and stakes the proceeds; after the last round the proceeds are staked too. Every stake ends on the series’ maturity.
- Rounding. Figures are computed unrounded; a shown number is whole at 99 and above and has three significant digits below. The data file carries prices and payouts to six significant digits and reserves in whole tokens.