A trading robot with rules it cannot break.
And it proves it, every trade.
AuditTrail Trader runs trading cycles on the markets — and before every single trade, it must write down what it's about to do in a public record nobody can edit. And no matter how confident it gets, it can never exceed strict limits set in advance.
Four layers of protection, one robot
- Strict caps on how much it can spend, lose in a day, or borrow
- Every order double-checked against the rules before it's placed
- An emergency stop backed by an onchain record — restarting can't clear it
- Several independent methods are built — trend, reversion, funding positioning
- Today one method runs in testing; the rest stay off until they pass the history exam
- Less than 70% sure? It does nothing at all
- Before any trade, the decision is written to a public ledger
- Written first, traded second — if the write fails, no trade
- Records can't be edited or deleted after the fact
- Every strategy is replayed against years of real market history, net of fees
- Results are checked for skill vs luck — lucky strategies fail
- The Aug 2026 full run is public in the repo: nothing passed — so nothing is cleared for live capital
- Pool your money with others; the robot trades one shared pot under all the same limits above
- Built to answer three questions fast: Is my money safe? Is it working? Can I get it out?
AuditTrail Trader is not a magic money machine, a tip service, or another prediction platform.
It's an automated trader built like a bank vault: independent ways of spotting opportunities — only the ones that pass the history exam are ever allowed to trade — wrapped in limits the robot itself has no ability to change.
Before every trade, it writes down what it's about to do in a public record. If the write fails, the trade doesn't happen. There is nothing to take on faith.
You can check everything yourself — the same record the robot follows is public. The gap between what it decided and what it was allowed to do is zero.
Five safeguards behind every single trade
the safety binder
For the technically curious
methods
Signals
How it decides, in code
placement
Execution
Places the orders, safely
settings
Curator
Adjusts its own risk settings
exam
Validation
Skill vs luck, checked
trades
Multi leg
All-or-nothing trade pairs
record
Audit log
The local record book
code
Contracts
The public rulebook, as code
checks
Tests
400+ checks, run offline
How it's priced
Nothing is charged today — the payment wiring is built but deliberately switched off, and it stays off while the system is on testnet. If a fee is ever introduced, it will be published here before it takes effect, not after. Your exchange account stays yours: the robot connects through OKX's official login and never sees your password or API keys.
Vault fees haven't been decided. They'll be published here the day deposits open — not before.
Watch every decision get made.
No highlight reel. Every decision the robot makes is written to the same public record it trades against — and anyone can read it. Click any entry to see exactly what it did, and why.
Questions people ask before joining
If you care most about safety, start with Hard Limits. If you're curious how it decides what to trade, see How It Decides. And if you'd rather verify claims yourself than trust them, go straight to The Public Record.
The robot can suggest trades, but it has no way to change its own limits — how much it can spend, how much it can lose in a day, or the rule that it must be at least 70% sure before acting. Those numbers live in a separate part of the system the trading code can't reach, and they can only ever be made stricter, never looser.
The trade simply doesn't happen. The order of operations is fixed: decide, check the limits, write the record, then trade. If any step before the last one fails — including the record write — the trade is cancelled automatically.
No. It connects through OKX's official login system, so your password and API keys never pass through it. A separate digital signature key exists only to sign the public records — on its own, it can't move anyone's money.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and BNB — four assets, on OKX, and nothing else. The list is locked into the safety limits themselves, so adding a new asset is a deliberate human decision, not something the robot can do on its own.
Not yet. The shared vault is built and passing its tests, but deposits aren't open while it's still on testnet. Follow @AuditTrailTrade and you'll hear the day they open.
No. This is trading software with hard risk limits, not a promise of profit. Crypto trading is risky and can lose money quickly — including everything deposited. Never deposit more than you can afford to lose entirely.
Yes. Everything — the decision logic, the safety limits, the contracts and all 400+ automated checks — is public on GitHub. You don't have to take our word for any of this; you can check it yourself.
Know the day the vault opens for deposits
Launch news goes out on X first. No email form today — we'd rather show you a working product than collect addresses.