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The Autotrader

The autotrader buys calls for you and manages the exits, from a wallet held inside the bot. It is optional, it is off by default, and it never does anything you have not explicitly configured.

This is custodial and high-risk

The autotrader holds your wallet key so it can sign trades without asking you each time. That is the trade-off you are accepting: speed in exchange for custody. Read Risk & Safety before funding anything, and treat the bot wallet as a hot trading wallet — not as storage.

What it does

Enters on calls

When a call fires that matches your tier and your filters, it buys — with your configured size, slippage and market-cap range.

Manages exits

Take-profit, stop-loss, optional trailing stop, and an optional "sell initials at x2" rule, all running against live on-chain prices.

Reconciles reality

It reads confirmed on-chain state, not its own assumptions — actual fills, actual fees, actual token balances, including sells you make yourself.

Stays inside limits

Per-buy size, max open positions, and a daily realised-loss limit — every buy checked against your real balance before it is signed.

What it does not do

  • It does not pick its own tokens. Entries come from calls. There is no separate hidden strategy and no manual-buy path.
  • It does not size up on its own. There is no automatic scale-up, no martingale, no compounding of position size. Your configured size is your size until you change it.
  • It does not guarantee your exits fill. A stop-loss is an instruction to try, not a promise. See Exit rules.

How it is separated from the call bot

The Telegram bot you interact with and the service that signs transactions are two separate services with a hard boundary between them.

Separation between the Telegram bot and the execution service The Telegram bot holds menus, calls and notifications. The execution service holds wallet custody, transaction signing and exit monitoring. Your instructions and call signals cross the boundary. The wallet key and the bot token never cross it. SECURITY BOUNDARY TELEGRAM BOT Menus, buttons, settings Calls and notifications EXECUTION SERVICE Wallet custody Quote · simulate · sign · submit Exit monitoring your instructions call signals wallet key · bot token never cross

The wallet master key is never loaded into the Telegram-facing service. The Telegram bot token is never loaded into the signer. A compromise of the chat surface is therefore not automatically a compromise of the keys, and vice versa.

Access requirements

To use the autotrader you need all of:

  1. Membership — Premium, or the Free channel
  2. Acceptance of the current Legal & Risk disclosure
  3. A wallet — created in the bot or imported
  4. A funded balance covering your buy size, the fees, and the exit
  5. Auto turned on — explicitly, by you

Any one of these missing means no new entries. Existing positions continue to be managed regardless.

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