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Trading Bots

The platform defines 21 bot types across 5 categories, each with its own route module and configuration. Execution maturity varies per bot type -- some have a fully active scheduler loop, others are stub or minimal registrations -- detailed below. All execution-capable bot paths are designed to pass through the shared decision/risk pipeline described in ML Models & Strategy Layer — a bot type selects entry/exit logic and risk posture, not a bypass around the shared consensus or risk gate. Stub and minimal registrations do not carry full execution authority (see status breakdown below).

CategoryBot types
Alpha (5)AI Adaptive (full auto), News Trading, Social Trading, OnChain Hunter, Factor Alpha
Passive Income (4)Smart DCA, Grid, Funding Farmer, Vol Harvester
Scalping (4)Cascade Scalper, Momentum Scalper, Breakout Sniper, Absorption Hunter
Arbitrage (4)Funding Arb, Basis Arb, Pairs Trading, Cross-Exchange
Controlled (4)Signal Only, Alert Only, Antifragile, Smart Rebalance

Runtime status, honestly

Not all 21 are equally mature. As of this writing: 16 ACTIVE, 2 STUB (Basis Arb, Pairs Trading), 1 PARTIAL (Cross-Exchange), 2 MINIMAL (Signal Only, Alert Only — intentionally lightweight, notification-first modes rather than full execution loops). This breakdown is tracked internally and kept current rather than presented as "21 fully live" — a diligence reviewer who tries a STUB-status bot and finds limited behavior should already know that from this page, not discover it as a surprise.

Shared safety layer

Every active-status bot type is routed through the platform's risk gate — see Risk Management — including drawdown limits, volatility gates, and leverage caps, and through the shared calibration and edge-decay tracking layer described in Architecture Overview.