In this cooperation, one team shares its time and another person shares its capital. If there is a loss, the time spent on trading is wasted, as well. If you think that money is the only important factor, yes, it is not a fair cooperation, but if the time spent by people in this work is valuable, then it is a fair cooperation.
Try to be more realistic, which trader still considers time as a risk that can be avoided? Because it is an inherent risk whether you trade independently or collaboratively. You have to think from the customer's perspective.
Currently, the average daily profit of our team is about 1.36% of the total capital.
Seriously, in the crypto market? does it even take up your time?
Again, WHERE IS YOUR TEAM?
I have looked at the issue from the customer's point of view, that's why I have given the opportunity to test and trial period. Time is less important for new traders as they are learning and gaining experience. But once a trader achieves acceptable and reasonable profitability, time will be valuable.
The ratio expressed is an average. It can certainly be more than that, but the system of capital management and risk management tells us that continuous and stable profits are better than high profits with large losses. Note that the effect of compound interest should not be neglected and in the period of 3-6 months the profit will be more than expected.
As for the workplace, the team is in an office under my supervision. However, these secondary and marginal questions do not affect the main topic. The best way to conclude something is to test it.