How it works
You set the rules. A program decides. A contract checks. Nothing moves otherwise.
Five steps
- You write your rules once. Which market, how wide, how often, how much to keep. You sign them, and the contract stores them. Your funds stay in your wallet.
- A program watches. Every few minutes it reads the price and your funds. It runs inside a sealed environment, so how it decides stays private.
- It decides. While the price is inside your band, or your cooldown is running, it does nothing. Otherwise it proposes a new band of your chosen width around the price.
- The contract checks everything again. Your rules, one by one, against the price right now. If any rule breaks, the move is refused. There is no other way in.
- The move happens in one step. Your funds come out, the exchange only what the new band needs, and go back in under your name. Before the step ends, the contract proves it kept nothing.
What that means for you
- Nobody can move your funds outside your rules. Not the program, not us.
- Nobody can keep your funds. Not for a second longer than one move.
- You can stop it at any time, and nothing can block that.
Why there is an exchange in the middle
When the price leaves your band, your funds end up all on one side. A band around the current price needs both sides. So the move exchanges just enough to fill the other side, through the same market, and stops at the edge of your band. The price cannot be pushed past it.