State is scattered
Sources, destination accounts, and outcomes live across separate platforms, making later changes easy to miss.
BINANCE / OKX / GATE.IO / BITGET · PRIMARY PRODUCT
A local-first lead-trading tool that connects authorized sources, applies sizing and risk rules, routes activity into owned lead accounts, and keeps a reviewable record.
Credentials stay off the site · Shadow before Demo · Live remains your decision
WHY AN EXECUTION TOOL
Cross-platform review, validation order, and failure tracking are where repeatability breaks. Software should systematize that work without taking over risk decisions.
Sources, destination accounts, and outcomes live across separate platforms, making later changes easy to miss.
Account mode, permissions, and sizing mistakes can reach production when there is no staged review first.
Budgets, allowed scope, or market state can block processing. Without a record, the next action is guesswork.
CORE CAPABILITIES
The homepage now keeps the four essential jobs in view. Detailed source, limit, and maturity notes remain on the product and guide pages.
Use owned accounts, existing copy positions, and currently supported public strategy or on-chain sources.
Handle owned Binance, OKX, Gate.io, and Bitget lead accounts under their separate permissions and states.
Use fixed or proportional sizing with per-order limits, daily budgets, and allowed scope.
Keep each outcome available for local review, configuration checks, and next-step decisions.
PLATFORM ADVANTAGES
The website handles product explanation, purchase, and delivery. Account connections, runtime state, and audit records stay on the user's own device.
Trading data is not uploaded to this site, and the user controls the runtime environment.
The product handles authorized accounts without holding assets or requesting withdrawal use.
Establish a baseline, inspect Shadow and Demo, then let the user decide on production.
Shipped, beta, and planned capability are separated without simulated returns as proof.
Binance / OKX have supported workflows; Gate.io / Bitget public interfaces and Shadow are validated.
Read the full changelog →THREE STEPS
A shorter start path, while preserving the safety stages required by local trading software.
Confirm that the source is owned or authorized and that each destination account has the required status.
Connect owned destination accounts and define sizing, budgets, and allowed scope per route.
Review Shadow decisions and Demo outcomes in order. Production remains an explicit user choice.
OTHER LOCAL TOOLS
Polymarket automation and public-data research no longer compete with the primary product on the homepage. Open them only when the use case fits.
PUBLIC ACTIVITY · LOCAL CONTROL
Observe new activity from selected public wallets, then record or act on eligible events within user-defined amount, price, and risk boundaries.
PUBLIC DATA · READ-ONLY
Turn public activity into explainable account profiles, screening results, and an ongoing research record.
FAQ
Account authority, performance promises, validation order, and exchange status in one place.
No. The site handles explanation, purchase, and delivery. Credentials, runtime state, and audit records stay on the user's own device.
No. It follows authorized sources and explicit rules without promising returns, follower counts, or exchange profit share.
They verify source state, account mode, budgets, allowed scope, and skip reasons. The user always decides whether to enable production.
Public interfaces and Shadow are validated. Customer-private Demo and production validation remain customer-owned in their environment.
START WITH THE PRIMARY PRODUCT
Review shipped capability, fit, known limits, and real sanitized product screens.