If the person loses 10 thousand dollars from trading in a year, and you spent 1000 hours on it, then you think that your time worths 10 dollars an hour, why would someone agree to that? Why would I think that your time worths 10 dollars per hour? For me, maybe I think your time worths 5 cents per hour? How can you provide proof of that? Can you provide me prof that you can find a job that pays you 10 dollars an hour, for a full year? I doubt that.
I certainly can't prove how much our team's time will be worth by saying the texts here. I don't expect anyone to trust my words by saying my words. If you are looking for a reason, the only way is to test. If we have a conversation here for hours, no result will be achieved, but if you have a trial period with us, you will be able to make better judgments and conclusions.
Anyway, I understand you to some extent. When $10,000 a year is a big number to you, then your mental horizons are limited. I think you are unaware of the compound effect. With $10,000 in a year, you can expect over $500,000. Pay attention to the calculations:
10000 x 1.0136^(290)=502000