Trading Configuration
Trading configuration lives across three tabs — Signals, Trades, and Position — and they all save together as one snapshot. Tune any combination, hit save once, and the whole agent updates atomically.
This page covers Signals and Trades. Position management has its own dedicated page.
Signal Aggressiveness Postures
Three named postures bulk-apply the trigger settings that decide when the agent acts. A fourth, CUSTOM, lets you tune any field individually.
| Posture | Stance | When to Use |
|---|---|---|
| FOXHOLE | Defensive. High conviction required. | You want only the highest-confidence reads through. Willing to miss good entries to avoid bad ones. |
| FRONTLINE | Balanced middle ground. | A sensible starting point for most agents. |
| BLITZKRIEG | Aggressive. Lower thresholds, faster triggers. | You want maximum signal volume and can tolerate more noise. |
| CUSTOM | Your own configuration. | You know exactly which fields you want to control. |
What Postures Control
A posture sets every dial that decides when the agent acts:
- How high its conviction has to climb before a trade can route
- How many top-tier signals have to be lit at once
- How patient it is with quiet markets (volatility floor)
- How tight or wide it lets stops run
- The minimum reward-to-risk ratio it'll accept
- How long a pending signal stays actionable before it expires
- How far the price can drift before a pending entry is invalidated
What Postures Never Touch
Postures deliberately stay out of capital territory. They never modify:
- Trading mode (Off / Signals Only / Trading)
- Wallet balance limits
- Leverage
- Allocation per trade
- Position sizing
- Daily trade limits
- Anything under Position Management
This separation is intentional. Switching how loudly your agent acts should never silently rewrite how much money is at risk.
Auto-Flip to CUSTOM
Edit any signal field directly while on a named posture and the posture flips to CUSTOM. The flip is visible immediately — you can always tell at a glance whether you're running a curated bundle or your own tuning.
Trades Tab
The Trades tab owns capital and execution boundaries. Nothing here ever touches your signal posture.
Trading Mode
| Mode | Behavior |
|---|---|
| Off | Agent paused. Reads nothing, drafts nothing, trades nothing. |
| Signals Only | Agent proposes trades and surfaces them as toast notifications with Accept or Skip buttons. Each signal expires after its configured timeout. |
| Trading | Confident reads submit automatically to Hyperliquid as bracketed orders — entry, take-profit, and stop-loss all enter together. |
Account Limits
- Minimum balance. The agent refuses to trade if your wallet drops below this floor. Keeps the agent from chipping away at a depleted account.
- Exchange minimum. The smallest trade Hyperliquid accepts is respected automatically. You'll never see the agent try to fire a dust order.
- Order-size floor. An extra cushion above the exchange minimum if you want to avoid tiny trades.
Leverage and Sizing
- Leverage enforcement. The agent sets the leverage on the exchange before every order, so the leverage you configured is the leverage you get.
- Max leverage. Hard upper bound. The agent cannot exceed it.
- Allocation per trade. What percent of your available capital each trade can use.
- Position size — Small, Medium, Large. Two ways to define them:
- Manual — you pick the percentage for each size.
- Auto-volatility — the agent calibrates each size from market volatility, so wilder markets get smaller positions automatically.
Rate Limits
- Daily trade cap. A hard per-day limit on executed trades. Useful for choppy days when you'd rather sit out.
- Signal timeout. How long a Signals-Only proposal stays actionable before it expires. Pick 5, 10, or 15 minutes.
How a Read Becomes a Trade
Once you've saved your configuration, the agent runs the following sequence on every market read:
- Permission checks. Mode, daily limit, balance, exchange minimum, whether you already have a position open on the coin. If any check fails, the read is skipped.
- Read the market. The agent looks at trend, momentum, volume, volatility, sentiment, and order-flow across the session's coin pool.
- Score the read. Every coin gets a conviction number. Same market state and same configuration always produce the same score.
- Build trade options. For high-scoring coins, the agent constructs candidate stop-loss and target levels from market volatility and recent price structure.
- Validate the options. Every option is checked against your stop-loss range, your minimum reward-to-risk floor, and the exchange's price-tick rules. Setups that don't fit your rules never make it to the next step.
- Pick a setup. The agent reviews the surviving options alongside the per-coin context it's allowed to read, and picks the strongest one. It cannot invent prices — it can only choose from what's already passed validation.
- Enter or skip. A decision is recorded either way, with the reasoning attached so you can audit it later.
- Execute. In Trading mode, the order goes live atomically. In Signals Only, you get the toast.
The boundary is clean: the agent can read widely, but it can never slip past your configured rules. Every order it sends has already passed every gate you set.
Saving Without Conflict
You can edit an agent at any time, from anywhere — the create page, the edit page, even inline from the in-game chat overlay. They all save the same way:
- One save commits everything. Strategy, signals, trades, and position management ship together as one snapshot.
- Concurrent edits are protected. If someone (you, another tab, another device) saved the agent between your load and your save, the second save is rejected with a prompt to refresh and reapply. Your local draft is preserved until you acknowledge.
No silent overwrites, ever.
A common workflow: set the mode to Signals Only, pick FRONTLINE, run for a day, and review the agent's decisions. Tighten with FOXHOLE if you're seeing too much noise, loosen with BLITZKRIEG if you want more action, or jump to CUSTOM and tune individual fields.