What is autopilot, and can I turn it off?
Autopilot is your fund running itself inside your rules On the rhythm you choose. In plain words, tell it to run continuously, wake every morning, check twice a day, or only during a match. And yes, you can pause it or require your sign-off on every bet, anytime, one instruction either way.
You set the rhythm
Around-the-clock is a choice, not a default. Tell your CEO when to wake and how often, before every market open, twice a day, once a week, or only while a match is live, all in plain words, the same way you set everything else. It runs on your schedule and reports back on it.
Autopilot is the fund being a fund
Whenever it's awake, the whole loop runs itself: find the markets, form the prices, spot the gaps, size the bets, place them, report. It's what lets your fund work the hours you don't Always bounded by the same caps, floor, and whitelist as everything else.
Two ways to dial it back
- Sign-off mode The CEO keeps doing all the work but places nothing without your yes. The fund becomes a proposal machine: here's the bet, here's the edge, approve or pass.
- Pause Trading stops entirely. Open positions can be held or wound down as you prefer; your money sits in your wallet, untouched, until you say go.
Even full autopilot has a manual clause
The big bets never fly solo: positions above your sign-off threshold wait for you no matter the mode. Autopilot governs the routine; you always govern the exceptional.