Your rules
Seven things you decide once. Each one stops something.
The seven rules
| Rule | What it means | What it stops |
|---|---|---|
| Which market | the one market your funds may be in | your funds going anywhere else |
| How wide | how wide the band around the price is | a band wider or narrower than you said |
| Worth the move | how much closer a move must bring the band | churning for no reason, which costs you |
| How often | at most one move per this much time | churning your funds |
| How much at once | a cap on how much one move may touch | moving more than you allowed |
| Until when | the date your rules expire | anything after that date |
| How much to keep | the share of your funds every move must keep working | a move that leaves your funds idle |
And one more the contract adds by itself: the new band must contain the current price. A band around the wrong price would earn nothing.
Set a real keep floor
"How much to keep" is your protection. Set it to zero and a move is allowed to keep almost nothing working. Ninety percent is a sensible floor.
Changing your mind
You can update your rules on the same funds at any time. To switch to a different market, end the first one yourself, then set new rules. Nothing is ever dropped quietly.
One market at a time
Each wallet can automate one market at a time. If you have funds in several markets, Helico manages one of them. This is a real limit and it is written down on purpose.
Ending it
Withdraw the permission you gave, or press revoke. Either ends everything immediately, and nothing can block it. Not the program, not us, not a pending update to the contract.