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One AI block. Your words. Real orders.
Describe the trade you would take if you were watching the screen all day. The block watches instead, asset by asset, and sends the order when your description is true.
Trade only when the last move looks like a squeeze that has already run out of buyers, not the start of a trend.
Write it the way you would explain it to a person. The block re-reads your data and answers yes or no for each asset, on its own.
Where it trades
- Polymarketprediction markets
- Weatherdaily temperature
- Memecoinstoken launches
- Lighterperpetuals
- Hyperliquidperpetuals
A bot trades one venue at a time. Switching venue changes the assets and the data it can read.
Three things to decide
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Where it trades
Prediction markets, or perpetuals on Lighter or Hyperliquid. One venue per bot, on every asset it lists or just the ones you pick.
- 02
What it watches
Up to 8 live sources, attached by name. What you leave off, it cannot see.
- 03
What it risks
A share of your allocated capital per trade, a minimum hold, and a cap on how many positions run at once. Pause or stop it whenever you like.
What it can watch
Attach up to 8. Each one becomes a name your prompt can use — @market, @binance — and the block re-reads them together, once per asset, every time it decides.
@marketThe outcome order book@binanceBinance spot price@coinbaseCoinbase spot price@bybitBybit spot price@chainlinkChainlink reference price@settlementThe exact price to beat@kalshiThe matched Kalshi book@postThe post@leadersFollowed account fills
A bot watches one venue, so these are the sources that venue offers. A few depend on the market itself: the Kalshi book only where a contract matches, company headlines only on equities.
Things you can ask it to watch for
Each one is a read you would make yourself if you had all day to watch. Open one and change a word.
One buyer, not a crowd
PolymarketBuy UP only when the bid side looks like real, spread-out demand from many participants. If most of the size sits at one or two round prices that keep reappearing after they are hit, that is one participant defending a level — stay out.
It can tell one participant's wall from a hundred people's.
Open this oneLeading, not lagging
HyperliquidGo long only when the three spot venues disagree in a way that looks like one of them leading the move rather than one of them lagging it. Steady noise around the same level is not disagreement — skip it.
It can tell which venue is doing the moving.
Open this oneA move that is already spent
LighterGo short only when a sharp move up has clearly run out: each leg smaller than the one before it, and the pullbacks giving back more each time. If the legs are still getting bigger, it is running — stay out and wait.
It can see a move running out of breath.
Open this oneThe forecast is surer than the market
WeatherBuy YES only when the forecasts have stopped moving and agree with each other, and the probability spread is narrow enough that the day looks settled, while the market still prices it as genuinely uncertain. If the forecasts are still drifting, the market is right to hesitate.
It can watch the forecasts stop changing their minds.
Open this oneThe room has stopped arguing
HyperliquidGo short only when the accounts I follow have all turned the same way and stopped hedging their language, while price has quietly stopped making new highs. I want unanimous confidence arriving after the move, not during it — stay out if anyone is still arguing the other side.
It can hear a room agreeing too hard.
Open this oneA real call, not a mention
MemecoinsBuy only when the post is this account genuinely calling this exact token — their own words, meant straight. A warning, a joke, a quote of someone else, or a token named only in passing is not a call. If you cannot tell which it is, it is not a call.
It can tell a real call from someone quoting one.
Open this oneThree forecasters, weighted by city
WeatherBuy YES only when the American, the Norwegian and the open-model forecasts land in the same band for this city. When they split, do not average them: lean on whichever of the three is usually the better read for this particular city and the station that settles it, and say which one you leaned on.
It already knows which agency to trust in which city.
Open this oneDecided, but still priced as a coin flip
PolymarketIn the last ten minutes of the market, buy UP only when spot has settled clearly above the price to beat and has stopped swinging across it, while the outcome is still priced near even. If spot is still crossing the line, the market is right and you are not.
It can tell a question that is over from one that is close.
Open this oneMore from Quant Fun
Three ways into the same account.