You pick the agent.
Never the trade.
Each one trades a different thing a different way, and each runs on our own money first. You choose what it looks at and what it may risk — never what it thinks.
Nothing is pooled,
and nothing is shared.
An agent trades from a wallet of its own and nothing else, so the most any of them can lose is what you put into it.
What an agent does
- Trades one strategy, inside the stake and band you set
- Stops itself when its limits say so, with the reason written down
- Records every order, refusal and settlement where only you can read it
- Keeps trading whether you are watching or not
What it will never do
- Touch another agent's wallet, or your account wallet
- Borrow. There is no leverage and nothing to owe
- Move money anywhere but your own address
- Promise you a return. Nothing here does, and nothing here can
Every template here
is a live agent.
Every one runs on this project's own money, and this list is read from the app rather than written here. What it will not show you is how each one decides — we say so plainly.
Ladders: one climb,
and it usually ends at zero.
A ladder stakes the whole bankroll on one leg, then rides the result into the next. $100 to $10,000 is the shape of it.
Most attempts end at zero, and that is the design rather than a fault in it. One losing leg ends the attempt. Nobody should fund one with money they need.
Every leg is the bankroll
No second position to carry a bad one. A single loss ends the attempt.
Nothing is held back
It all rides. How much goes on the next leg is a number you set, and it is the only brake.
You can stop it
One button on its page. It settles what is open and stands still.
Limits you set,
and a stop you own.
The strategy is fixed — that is what makes its record mean anything. What it may do with your money is not.