The bot that trades
the exact signal you saw.
No interpretation gap, no missed fills at 3am. Autopilot mirrors the published signal one-to-one, so the public ledger and your results are the same numbers. This page is a preview of how it will be configured and constrained.
The constraints matter more than the strategy.
Handing an automated system access to your exchange account is a serious decision, and most of the engineering here goes into limiting what the bot is capable of doing rather than expanding it. Every control below is enforced, not advisory.
Three settings. Start at the cautious end.
Most people should begin in paper mode, move to semi-auto once the behaviour is familiar, and only then consider full auto. Nothing in the product pushes you up this ladder faster than you want to go.
Simulated, indefinitely
The bot receives real signals and executes them against a simulated balance. You see exactly what it would have done, with no money at risk and no expiry on the trial.
You confirm each trade
The bot prepares the complete order — size, stop, targets — and waits. Nothing is placed until you approve it. Automation handles the execution, you keep the judgement.
Hands off, inside your limits
The bot runs the full lifecycle 24/7 within every constraint you configured. It can act without you, but it can never act outside the boundaries you set.
Everything the bot may do, in one screen.
These are the controls, shown with example values. There is no hidden configuration and no setting that only support can change.
What the bot actually does, in order.
Signal received and checked
Grade, pair and current exposure are validated against your limits. Anything outside them is skipped and logged with the reason, rather than silently dropped.
Position sized from the stop
Size is computed from your risk percentage and the distance to the published invalidation level — never from a fixed notional, which is how people accidentally take enormous risk on tight-stopped trades.
Entry laddered across the zone
Orders are placed across the published entry range rather than chasing a single price, which reduces the impact of a fast fill or a brief wick.
Risk removed early
The stop moves to breakeven once the first target is reached, converting an open risk into a free position. After the second target it trails.
Thesis-break exit
If the engine’s reason for the trade stops being true before the stop is hit, the bot can exit early rather than waiting to be stopped out on a setup that has already failed.
Everything logged
Order by order, with timestamps, fill prices and the signal each action belongs to. The log is yours to audit against the public ledger.
// execution log format — preview TIME SIGNAL ACTION STATUS --:--:-- sig_…0044 BUY ladder 1/4 FILLED --:--:-- sig_…0044 BUY ladder 2/4 FILLED --:--:-- sig_…0044 SELL 25% @ TP1 FILLED --:--:-- sig_…0044 MOVE STOP -> BE CONFIRMED --:--:-- sig_…0044 SELL 25% @ TP2 FILLED --:--:-- sig_…0044 MOVE STOP -> trail CONFIRMED --:--:-- — HEARTBEAT · queue empty OK // timestamps blank: no bot has run
Your fills, measured against the public record.
A signal service can publish an excellent ledger while its subscribers get materially worse fills. Autopilot reports the gap rather than hoping you do not measure it — your realised prices are compared to the published plan on every trade.
// deliberately blank — publishing an invented fidelity figure would defeat the point of the whole project
Where it will run.
// roadmap items are stated intentions, not commitments, and are not included in any price
The things worth worrying about.
Can the bot withdraw my funds?
No. It uses trade-only API keys with withdrawal permission disabled at the exchange level. That restriction is enforced by your exchange, not by our code, which is what makes it worth relying on. You can revoke the key yourself at any time.
What happens if your servers go down mid-trade?
Stops and targets are resting orders at the exchange, not instructions held on our side waiting to be sent. If we disappear entirely, your risk is still defined and your exits are still in place.
Can I use my own bot instead?
Yes. The Operator tier delivers every signal as structured JSON via webhook plus Cornix-compatible formatting, so you can route signals into 3Commas, Cornix, or your own stack. Autopilot is only worth paying for if you want the execution handled.
Does the bot trade differently from the published signal?
No — that is the entire design constraint. It executes the published plan one-to-one, which is what makes comparing your fills to the public ledger meaningful. A bot allowed to improvise would make the ledger unfalsifiable.
Can I run it on my own server?
Yes, on the Desk tier or as an add-on. The self-hosted executor runs on your machine and your API keys never leave it.
When can I actually use this?
After the engine passes its validation gate and completes the public genesis run. We are not selling automated execution of a strategy that has not proven itself in the open first.
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