Merivo develops systematic strategies for long-term capital management. Right now that means research and live trading with the founder's own capital: every month of results, drawdowns included, is written into the record before outside money is ever involved.
Promising returns at this stage would be premature, so Merivo doesn't. What it can show is the working process: how strategies are selected, how risk is limited, and how every result is recorded.
A strategy starts as a hypothesis, is tested against data, and only then runs live in the market. Trading decisions follow written rules.
Position sizing, acceptable drawdown and behaviour in stressed markets are defined before a strategy is allowed to trade.
Each month's outcome is logged as it happens — profitable periods and drawdowns alike. Nothing is edited in hindsight.
The legal entity, operations and investor reporting are designed alongside the strategies, so the structure is ready when the results are.
What is done, what is in progress, what comes next.
Strategies are being researched, tested against data and run live in the market with personal capital.
A month-by-month record of performance and behaviour in different market conditions is building up.
The legal structure, day-to-day operations and future investor reporting are being prepared in parallel.
I'm Sergey Antipkin. For more than thirteen years I've been building and scaling B2B SaaS, FinTech, EdTech and marketplace businesses: revenue teams, go-to-market systems, partner channels, unit economics and commercial operations.
I have also worked with financial markets since 2012: currency markets first, then securities, and in recent years digital assets. The value of that experience for Merivo is not individual trades but a practical understanding of risk, liquidity, market cycles and how strategies behave when conditions change.
That experience left me with one conviction: results come from how the system is designed. So in Merivo, strategy, risk limits, execution, investor communication and compliance are being worked out together, from the very beginning.
I share the work openly as it happens — the research, the drawdowns, and the practical side of putting an investment structure together.
Merivo is not open for investment, and nothing on this site is an offer or a solicitation. But I am building the fund in dialogue — with investors, founders and practitioners in systematic investing, private capital and fund infrastructure.
If that's your world — or you see room for a substantive conversation — pick a time in the calendar. There is no application form and no waiting list: we talk one on one.
Prefer email? Write to [email protected].
Short answers about the project's status, timing and this site.
No. Merivo does not currently accept external capital. Strategies run on personal capital while the fund's legal and operational side is being built.
You pick a time in the calendar and we talk one on one. If it makes sense to stay in touch, next steps are agreed individually — no obligation arises on either side.
There is no announced date. The fund opens when the documented track record and the legal structure are ready — not sooner.
No. Everything here is for information only. The full disclaimer is linked in the footer.