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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Execution automation
You watch charts and miss entries or exits when the market moves fast. You juggle multiple exchange UIs and manual orders when a strategy needs timely management. You lack the engineering time to keep a bot running, handle order lifecycles, and respond to exchange quirks. You want to tune or stop rules without rebuilding code or sitting at a terminal.
Liquid Edge runs your trend following rules on the exchange accounts you already hold using those exchanges public API keys.
Want to get started? Walk through setup, covering everything from connecting an exchange to launching your first bot. Or read ETH Momentum Strategy Example 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.
Liquid Edge operates a modular, multi-engine trading architecture designed to separate market intelligence, execution, risk enforcement, and adaptive optimization into independently governed systems. Each engine performs a constrained role and communicates through standardized interfaces, allowing the platform to adapt to changing market conditions continuously. The first of these to reach production was our automated rebalancing engine.
Price and volume from your connected venue, plus the derivatives and on-chain measures each strategy needs, such as funding rates, open interest, liquidations or order book depth. The data pages explain each source, where it comes from, and what it fails to tell you.
Paper trading runs the strategy against live market data with simulated capital. It catches the mistakes that backtests hide, such as a rule that fires far more often than you expected, and it costs nothing to be wrong.
Yes. Automated strategies can and do lose money, and leverage makes losses larger and faster. Nothing on this site is investment advice and we are not a registered investment adviser. Size positions so that a bad run is survivable, and never allocate more than you can afford to lose.
No. Those are third-party products and we neither host nor resell them. What we do is accept their output: if you already pay for a provider or built your own analysis, it can post a webhook and become the trigger for a strategy. Closer, partnered integrations with data providers are on the roadmap.