Fund the float behind large crypto swaps.
Take 60% of the fee on every one.
Whale Nest settles large crypto trades for clients around the world. Each completed swap pays the desk a 0.5% fee. Capital partners provide the settlement float that makes those trades instant — and receive 60% of that fee income, credited to a private account trade by trade.
Four things worth doing before you send anything:
- Never send to an address from a chat message. Not from your friend, not from us, not from anyone. The only address that counts is the one your own account shows you after you sign in.
- Open an account and look first. It costs nothing and takes a username and a password. You can read the whole dashboard, the payout rules and the fee maths before a single dollar moves.
- Prove the payout works before you commit capital. Start with the $25,000 opening position, let profit accrue, then withdraw it. A working profit withdrawal tells you more than any guarantee on this page.
- Ask for the swap record behind any credit. Every line in your history carries an order reference. Ask for the matching settlement transaction and you will get it.
If a step here ever feels rushed, or someone offers to "handle" the transfer for you, stop and message us directly. No legitimate arrangement needs you to skip a check.
What you are actually buying into Three short ideas. No trading knowledge needed.
A swap is one coin for another
A client sends one asset — say USDT — and receives another, say BTC, at a rate the desk quotes. Settlement happens in minutes. The desk keeps 0.5% of the trade as its fee.
Your capital makes it instant
Large trades cannot wait on bank rails. The desk holds a pool of settlement capital so the client is paid immediately while the incoming side clears. Your capital is that pool.
You are paid per completed swap
Every settled swap generates a fee. 60% of it is shared across the capital pool in proportion to what each partner has deployed. Your account is credited as each trade completes.
Run the numbers Move the levers. Everything is computed from the desk's real fee formula.
Illustration, not a forecast. The volume above is an assumption you set, not a figure the desk has agreed to or guaranteed. Actual credits follow the swaps that really settle and the fees they really generate: a quiet week pays less, a busy week pays more, and a week with no swaps pays nothing.
How the account works From first transfer to payout — four steps, all visible in your dashboard.
- Open an accountChoose a username and a password. No email, no forms, nothing else. Two-factor is available in one click.
- Request a depositPick the asset you want to send. The desk's own settlement wallet address and a unique reference appear in your account.
- Send and get creditedThe desk confirms your transfer, the position shows as confirmed capital and starts earning from the next settled swap.
- Watch it accrueEach completed swap adds a line to your history. Profit can be withdrawn at any time. Your capital has no lock-up: ask for it whenever you like and it comes back in full on seven days' notice.
Your account Capital, profit, history and payouts in one place.
Payout rules, in plain terms
| What | Rule | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Swap earnings | Credited to your profit balance automatically as each swap completes. | Same day |
| Profit withdrawal | Any amount from $50. Paid in the asset you choose. | ≤ 3 business days |
| Capital return | No lock-up and no term. Request it whenever you like and your full position is sent back, separately from profit. | 7 days' notice |
Questions people actually ask
I have never used crypto. Can I still do this?+
Yes. You need one thing: the ability to buy and send a stablecoin. USDT is pegged to the dollar, so $25,000 in is $25,000 in. You buy it on any major exchange, send it to the address in your account, and from then on you are only looking at a dashboard in dollars. The desk can walk you through the first transfer on a call.
How exactly is my share calculated?+
Fee income on a swap is volume × 0.5%. Partners receive 60% of that fee. The partner pool is split in proportion to capital: if you hold 10% of the pool, you receive 10% of the shared fee on every swap. So on a $20,000 swap, the fee is $100, partners share $60, and a 10% holder is credited $6. The calculator above runs the same arithmetic at any volume.
When does money appear in my account?+
Each time a swap completes. Your history shows a line per trade with the order reference, the fee it generated and your share. Nothing is batched to month-end, and nothing is estimated — every line is a settled trade.
Can I take profit out whenever I want?+
Yes. Profit is yours as soon as it is credited. Request a withdrawal from the dashboard, minimum $50, and it is sent to your wallet within 3 business days.
Is my capital locked in for a fixed term?+
No. There is no term, no lock-up and no minimum holding period. Ask for your capital back whenever you like and it is returned in full after seven days' notice, in the asset you choose. Profit already credited stays yours and can be withdrawn separately.
Why seven days' notice rather than instantly?+
Because your capital is normally mid-settlement. Seven days lets the desk unwind positions in an orderly way instead of leaving a trade half-funded. Every partner gets the same rule, and it is the only condition attached to your capital. Profit is never locked and needs no notice.
Do you need my identity documents?+
No. An account is a username and a password. The desk reconciles deposits by on-chain reference, so there is no paperwork to file. If your circumstances need a signed agreement, ask and one can be drawn up.
How do I know the swaps are real?+
Every credit in your history carries the reference of the trade that produced it. The desk will provide the matching swap record, including the on-chain settlement transaction, for any line you point at — on request, without a filter.
What are the actual risks?+
Plainly: your return moves with real trading volume, so a quiet month pays less and a busy one pays more — there is no fixed rate. Your capital sits with the desk as settlement float, which means you are trusting an operator, not a smart contract you can audit yourself. There is no regulator, no deposit insurance and no compensation scheme behind this. And crypto assets move in price, so the dollar value of what you get back can differ from what you put in. Only commit money you can afford to have at risk for as long as you choose to leave it here.