Capital Allocation Control Layer

Risk Control Framework (governed by an internal Capital Control Policy)

BlackFlow is an independent capital control system designed to determine when capital is allowed to move — and when it is not. BlackFlow does not trade, does not execute transactions, and does not hold client assets. Its sole function is to define and enforce the conditions under which capital actions are permitted or explicitly prohibited. No capital action is considered valid if it contradicts the current BlackFlow operational regime. When market conditions are structurally unclear, conflicted, or unstable, BlackFlow defaults to restriction and inaction. Missed opportunity is considered acceptable. Irreversible capital loss caused by uncontrolled action is not. BlackFlow has the authority to:
  • restrict capital allocation,
  • limit exposure expansion,
  • freeze capital movement entirely.
Human discretion may exist only within the boundaries explicitly permitted by the system. Any override of system restrictions is treated as an exception, logged, time-limited, and considered an additional risk.
BlackFlow does not aim to predict markets.
BlackFlow exists to prevent capital from acting under conditions where action is structurally unjustified.
BlackFlow is a control and governance layer. It does not provide investment advice and does not guarantee returns.