Liquid Edge · Automated trading
Put your trading on autopilot with Liquid Edge's permission scoped execution layer, built to work on your own account 24/7. Access institutional grade automation without ever granting withdrawal rights.
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Behavioral discipline
You watch price swings and act on fear or FOMO instead of a plan. You change position size mid trade or chase recent winners and then regret it. You overtrade after losses or take revenge trades, and your process becomes inconsistent.
Liquid Edge runs strategy bots on the exchange account you already have.
Want to get started? Walk through setup, covering everything from connecting an exchange to launching your first bot. Or read Conservative vs Aggressive Trading Bots for more on this.
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Once you're set, feel free to test out the platform. Build your own strategy or use a verified strategy template and deploy it as a bot, all completely free.
Several are. Direction is listed on each template, and on venues that support futures or perps a strategy can take both sides. Spot-only connections are naturally long-only.
Yes. Backtesting runs your rules over historical data and returns an equity curve and statistics rather than a single number. It is the cheapest place to find out an idea does not work, though a good backtest is evidence and not a promise: markets change and past results do not indicate future performance.
There is a dedicated institutional tier covering additional proprietary algorithms and support arrangements, and the platform's non-custodial design tends to matter more, not less, at size. The institutional page covers what is included.
We continuously refine and upgrade strategies based on real-time performance and market behavior
That the feature or venue is genuinely on the roadmap and not yet live. We label them rather than hiding them so you can read how an integration will work and decide whether it is worth waiting for.