The product is built around a controlled operating path: create a workspace, validate in paper mode, configure risk, then monitor every bot action from the dashboard.
Users create an account and receive a backend bot identity that stays exact across settings, dashboard data, and live updates.
The setup flow asks for the controls that matter before automation is enabled.
Once configured, users can monitor trading state, inspect logs, and adjust the bot without relying on local-only UI behavior.
A crypto trading bot reads configured market inputs and bot settings, evaluates whether a trade should be taken, then executes or skips based on trading mode and risk controls.
Paper trading lets operators validate setup, symbols, risk limits, logs, and bot behavior before any real capital is exposed.
Yes. The browser is the control surface. Bot operation is designed to run from backend infrastructure, not from an open browser tab.