−$4,210
8.8% over 1 day
Exceeded on 5% of days
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Downside modelling for $47,823.56 · overall risk Elevated · last run 14 minutes ago
−$4,210
8.8% over 1 day
Exceeded on 5% of days
−18.4%
deepest peak-to-trough
Recovered in 42 days
1.24
vs total crypto market
Amplifies moves by 24%
62/100
Elevated
Distance below the running peak
| Started | Depth | Duration | Recovered |
|---|---|---|---|
| March | −18.4% | 31 days | 42 days |
| June | −11.2% | 18 days | 23 days |
| September | −7.8% | 12 days | 19 days |
| Current | −2.1% | 6 days | Ongoing |
Each episode has recovered faster than the one before it, but past recovery is not a guarantee of future behaviour.
Modelled loss under historical shocks
March 2020 crash
Market −50% in 48 hours
−$29,640
−62.0%
FTX collapse
Market −25% over 5 days
−$14,820
−31.0%
Regulatory shock
Alts −35%, BTC −15%
−$12,450
−26.0%
Rate shock
Risk assets −18%
−$8,890
−18.6%
Single-asset failure
Largest holding to zero
−$20,091
−42.0%
A single-asset failure costs more than a 25% market-wide crash. That asymmetry comes from BTC at 42% — concentration, not market exposure, is your dominant risk.
Stress tests apply historical shocks to current holdings. They model correlated moves, not liquidity gaps or exchange failure.
Usage against your configured caps
BTC at 42% against a 35% cap
1.2× effective against a 5× cap
Layer 1 at 69% against an 80% cap
2.4% of value against a 15% cap
8.8% against a 15% cap
One limit breached
Selling 0.0496 BTC (≈ $3,347) brings single-asset exposure back under the 35% cap.
Share of portfolio risk versus share of value
Solana contributes 22% of portfolio risk from only 14% of value — its volatility outweighs its position size. Bitcoin is the opposite: large but comparatively steady.
Volatility 2.1× the portfolio average
High beta, small position size
Large but comparatively steady
Density is risk share divided by value share. Above 1.0× an asset carries more risk than its size suggests.