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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You build or pick strategies and then must remember to set sensible sizes and stops before launch. You rely on manual checks or ad hoc alerts that often miss outages or misorders when bots run unattended. You struggle to separate what your exchange does from what automation will do, which makes root cause reviews slow. You worry that a misconfigured API key or missing stop discipline will turn a small error into a large position.
Liquid Edge automates trading on the exchange account you already hold, using the API keys you provide.
Want to get started? Walk through setup, covering everything from connecting an exchange to launching your first bot. Or read Crypto Bot Risk Management That Protects Capital 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.
Setting up a bot is straightforward: simply log in to your preferred exchange and generate an API key. Then, configure your account with it, select the coin you wish to trade, choose your preferred strategy type, and launch your bot.
No. Liquid Edge is non-custodial: your capital stays in your own exchange account or your own wallet the entire time. You connect a trade-only API key, or scoped wallet permissions on a perp DEX, and the platform sends orders on your behalf. It can never withdraw or transfer your funds.
We continuously refine and upgrade strategies based on real-time performance and market behavior
No. Strategy Studio builds rules in plain language: you stack conditions like "if funding is above this and price closes below that, then do this". Templates go further and give you a working strategy to start from. Coding is only relevant if you want to send signals in from your own scripts.
At any time. You can pause a bot, change its parameters, or stop it outright, and a kill switch is always within reach. Because the funds are in your own account, you can also close positions directly on the exchange if you prefer.