Trade Bot

Draft rules for a bot that trades the tokens Wassily scores, and a dry run of them on the current feed. Nothing here trades yet.

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This page is the plan for the bot, not the bot. It connects no wallet, signs nothing and places no orders. The decisions below are a dry run of the draft rules on tokens Wassily is already watching.

How a trade would flow

Five steps from a new token to a closed position

draft
  1. 1
    Watch

    Pick up a token from the live ingest once its cap clears $10K.

  2. 2
    Score

    Run the latest model on it for the chance it reaches $30K.

  3. 3
    Safety lock

    Trade only while the jar reads 100%: all four validation gates pass and the proven floor is at least 0.60.

  4. 4
    Size

    Stake $10–$50, more the further the score clears 0.60, with at most 5 positions open.

  5. 5
    Exit

    Sell at a $30K cap, a 40% drop from entry, or 48h after launch, whichever comes first.

Draft rules

Placeholder values, open to change before launch

draft
Entry
cap ≥ $10K
Minimum score
0.60
Stake per trade
$10–$50
Open positions
≤ 5
Daily loss cap
$150
Take profit
cap $30K
Stop loss
−40% · cap $6K
Time stop
48h after launch
Safety lock closed · model warming up

Dry run on the feed

0 watched · 0 would enter · 0 held by the lock · click a token for its analysis

  • No token is inside its watch window right now.

Analysis

How the draft rules judge one token

Pick a token to see how the bot would judge it.

Before it ships

Open questions the finished bot has to answer

Coming soon
  • Holders at entry

    The model learns from the holder count at 48h, which a bot buying at $10K cannot see. It needs a model trained only on what is known at entry.

  • Where orders go

    Which Robinhood Chain router executes, and how slippage and thin liquidity are checked before a buy.

  • Wallet and custody

    A dedicated wallet with a hard balance cap, keys kept off the web server, and a kill switch.

  • Paper trading first

    Log would-be fills against real prices for several weeks and publish the results before any real money is used.