No custody.
The Fleet never holds your funds. It places and cancels orders on an account you already own.
AI Trading Fleet connects to a broker or exchange account you already hold and executes the strategy and risk limits you configure. It never takes custody of your funds, and no strategy runs unrestricted live until it clears a published validation gate.
row nsha256( prior_hash || canonical_json(payload) )row n+1stores prior_hash + its own hash, written atomicallyUTC daySHA-256 Merkle root over every row that dayOne control halts every strategy, instantly.
The Fleet never trades a strategy or a limit you haven't set yourself. It runs on your account, inside your limits, and stops the moment you say so.
Four steps. Nothing hidden.
Link a supported broker or exchange account with a trade-only API key. Withdrawal-capable keys are rejected at connection.
Pick a strategy, labeled by its real validation stage, and set your own position size, exposure, and loss limits.
The Fleet executes inside the limits you set — server-enforced, not a suggestion the frontend can be talked out of.
Watch fills, exposure, and drawdown on your own dashboard. One button halts everything, instantly.
Join Early Access →A strategy moves forward only when it clears fixed, objective criteria — never on a hunch, never because launch day arrived.
Written, unit-tested, no market data run yet.
Walk-forward tested on historical data, costs included.
Live market data, simulated fills, no real order sent.
Brier < 0.1, win rate ≥ 58%, Sharpe ≥ 1.5, minimum sample size.
Real orders, capped size, ≥30-day testnet track record required first.
Full position sizing within your configured limits.
Every box below is marked by what's actually true today, not what's planned.
Roadmap, not a promise for launch day: the plan is to keep adding crypto exchanges, stock/index brokers, and prediction markets globally — any venue that supports a trade-only API, not limited to any single country — and to bring Polymarket and Kalshi up from signal-only to full order placement, same trade-only API-key model as Binance and Bybit, once each integration earns it. Nothing here is live until its box above shows an "Available" pill.
Every item below is a real, configurable field in the Fleet's risk engine — not a marketing promise.
Hard ceiling across the whole account.
Capital at riskNo single strategy can dominate exposure.
Per strategyCaps concentration in one broker or exchange.
Per venueSet as a % of capital or an absolute cap.
Per positionTrading stops for the day, automatically.
Daily lossA circuit breaker, not a suggestion.
DrawdownBelow your threshold, the Fleet stays flat.
Edge / confidence floorOne control, always visible, always live.
Kill switchWithdrawal-capable keys are refused at connection.
Key scopeA partial look at the actual code enforcing the rules above — dependency-injected, no global state, every trading decision behind a pure function.
3 strategiesEach one carries its real validation stage — Development, Backtest, Paper — and moves forward only when it clears fixed criteria.propose()Pure function — no I/O, no clock, no randomness. Same inputs, same decision, every time.KillSwitchStateful wrapper around propose() — the control behind "kill switch, always on."AuditChain.append_row()sha256(prior_hash + payload), written atomically — a hash chain, not an editable log.verify_isolation_or_exit()Checks cloud project, database, credentials, and inbound link at startup. Any violation: audit, alert, exit(1).load_phase()Refuses to start a phase without a passed Graduation Gate audit row from the phase before it.Illustrative mockup of the real module layout — not a live account.
Every order passes through isolation checks, then the pure risk function, then the audit chain — in that order, every time.
Six rules the Fleet is built around. Each one lives in code, and each one below says where.
The Fleet never holds your funds. It places and cancels orders on an account you already own.
Withdrawal-capable API keys are refused at connection, so the Fleet has no path to move money out.
Every order goes through propose(): no I/O, no clock, no randomness. Same inputs, same decision.
Each audit row stores sha256(prior_hash + payload), written atomically. An edit breaks the chain, so it shows.
Nothing reaches live trading until it clears a published, fixed validation gate — not a launch date.
One control halts every strategy instantly. Always visible, always live.
The only real advantage here is time. Early access is priced at half of launch pricing for as long as the early-access window runs.
Early Access is a $10 deposit; the Syndicate Pass is $19 and additionally mints 5 invite codes. Either way, it's what locks in your spot, not the final subscription price — that's disclosed after the 30-day launch.
Reservations run through Telegram, not a web form — it's where the invoice and your payment confirmation land anyway. Tap a tier, the bot asks your email (optional, so we can reach you before launch), then hands you the payment link — $10 for Early Access, $19 for a Syndicate Pass.
A reservation, not a charge. The bot shows the exact price and terms before you pay anything. Already have an invite code? Message the bot and send /redeem <code>.
The things people ask before trusting software with a trading account — answered plainly.
No. You connect a trade-only API key to your own broker or exchange account. The Fleet places and cancels orders inside limits you set — it never takes custody, and withdrawal-capable keys are rejected at connection.
Binance and Bybit connect in testnet mode at launch. Every other market listed above is signal-only or paper/backtest until its integration and strategy both clear their validation stage — shown honestly in the Markets section above.
A token deposit, paid in crypto via Telegram, reserves your spot right now — $10 for Early Access, $19 for a Syndicate Pass. It's a deposit toward your eventual price, not the full subscription charge — that full price is disclosed after the 30-day launch.
New signups move to public pricing — the full launch price, no discount. Early-access and Syndicate users keep their locked-in terms for the window they signed up for.
$19 — same terms as Early Access, plus 5 unique codes sent to you the moment payment clears. Send a code to anyone — they message the bot with /redeem <code> and skip the waitlist entirely, no deposit needed. Each code works once.
Yes. Trading involves real risk of loss. No strategy on this page is marketed as guaranteed, and nothing is promoted past Paper stage without meeting a published, fixed evidence bar.