The software uses automated execution logic, selected coins and controlled activation. The system can react to market fluctuations, but only inside configured parameters and safety rules.
Entries, exits and position handling run through predefined execution logic after configuration and activation.
Selected coins are limited by plan to keep automation readable, measurable and easier to supervise.
Customers may request configuration adjustments, but wider exposure, aggressive settings or unattended operation increase risk.
The system monitors configured markets and reacts when rules are met. Results still depend on liquidity, timing, volatility and exchange execution.
Your bots monitor selected coins and react to market conditions through predefined execution rules. When the market fluctuates, the system is designed to watch movement, validate conditions and execute only through controlled exchange-side access.
Each bot maintains its own operational memory: active coin, current state, last signal, last order, open orders, open position, expired commands, restart reason and safety status. Nothing runs blind.
Before live trading is permitted, the system verifies connectivity, exchange response, simulated order flow, risk rules and stale-command rejection. Each check must pass on its own.
The software connects to your exchange account exclusively through trade-only API access. Withdrawal permission is never required and must never be enabled.
Bots are being refined to detect API delays, timeouts, unstable exchange responses, abnormal spreads, delayed confirmations and mismatched order or position state, and to stand down when conditions are unclear.
Every live order is required to pass through execution validation before it reaches the exchange. An order that fails validation is not sent, regardless of signal source.
Bots may monitor user-selected coins within the plan limit and focus attention on stronger market activity instead of remaining fixed on an inactive pair. Results depend on market movement, liquidity, timing and exchange execution.
Restart State is that recovery path. The software does not return directly to Live Execution. It reloads stored state, verifies connectivity, reconciles exchange information, rejects stale or ambiguous commands, and returns to Live only after the required checks pass.
A temporary execution pause triggered by defined strategy, risk, or market conditions. During Cooldown, new entries may be paused while the system continues monitoring status and applicable market conditions. Duration depends on the condition that triggered the pause and the requirements for a safe return to normal execution. Cooldown is not a fixed shutdown, and it does not disable customer access.
A controlled recovery state used after a process restart, connection interruption, or state recovery. The sequence above is required before Live Trading. This is not an immediate resume of live orders.
An emergency protection state used when predefined technical or risk conditions require execution to be restricted or stopped. Its purpose is to prevent uncertain conditions from producing new uncontrolled actions while the system or customer evaluates the situation. It is not a guaranteed loss-prevention mechanism and is not a timed shutdown.
Check the current status and log message before taking action. If the system is in Cooldown or Restart State, review the reason shown in the dashboard and allow validation to complete. If Panic Mode is active, stop or disable Live Execution when this can be done safely, then contact Priority Support if assistance is required.
Detailed operating guidance is available to active customers.
These states are intended to be understandable through status and log information: current state, why it is active, whether new execution is permitted, and whether validation or attention is required. Dashboard presentation continues to be refined.