Automation you can read
Every published rule states the instrument it trades, the stake it takes, the record it has and the fee it charges — on the card, before you subscribe.
— The instrument and the stake are on the card, not buried in a terms page
— The twelve-month record is shown whether it is positive or negative
— Runs inside your own leverage ceiling and per-position limit, enforced by the engine
— A refused order is recorded with the limit that refused it
Eight published rules
| Bot | Trades | Stake | Win rate | 12-month | Risk | Term |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Delivery Print | TSLA | US$250 | 61% | +28.40% | Medium | US$199 / 60d |
| Cell Basket Rotator | LIT, TAN | US$500 | 57% | +16.10% | Low | US$149 / 90d |
| Carbon Carry | EUA | US$400 | 64% | +12.75% | Low | US$129 / 90d |
| Charging Momentum | CHPT, EVGO | US$200 | 48% | −7.30% | High | US$99 / 30d |
Showing 4 of 8. A bot with no instrument or no stake cannot be listed — the catalogue refuses it rather than selling a term that would never open a position.
What subscribing actually does
A rule does not manage your account. It opens and closes positions in it, on your stake, until you stop it — and everything it does lands in the same trade history as anything you do by hand.
01
You set the stake
The stake is yours and it is capped at the number you enter. A rule cannot reach past it, add to it, or open a position that would exceed it.
02
It trades that stake
Entries and exits follow the published rule. Every fill carries the bot that placed it, so a position is never anonymous in your history.
03
You watch it in the open
Open positions, realised result and fees to date sit on one screen. The record on the card is the same record you are now adding to.
04
You stop it
Stopping halts new entries immediately. Open positions stay open and yours — a rule is never allowed to close a position as a side effect of being switched off.
What a rule cannot do
The interesting half of automation is the part that is fenced off. These are constraints on the platform, not promises in a description.
Before you subscribe
What does it cost?
A performance fee on realised profit only, printed on each card. There is no subscription charge and no fee on a losing month — a rule that loses money costs you the loss and nothing on top of it.
Can I run more than one?
Yes, and each carries its own stake. Two rules cannot spend the same money: the second is refused rather than quietly sharing the first one’s room.
What happens to open positions if I stop?
They stay open and they stay yours. Stopping ends new entries; closing is a decision you make, on the position, when you choose to.
Is the twelve-month record real?
It is the rule’s own realised history on this platform, not a backtest. A rule with less than twelve months of record shows the months it has and says so.
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