Agent & quant supervised
WALL.E does not decide alone
WALL.E only runs rules this layer has validated, and any rule that stops working is set aside.
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No version ships untested
Every new version must beat the running one on unseen data, or it never reaches your signal.
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Risk adjusts itself
The bot's record is scored regularly: weaken and its capital share shrinks, recover and it is released.
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It steps back before risky conditions
Unusual market conditions cut the capital share before entry — not after the loss.
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The agent reads the record daily
Losses do not go unanswered: the agent isolates the cause and puts the fixes that matter first.
This layer guarantees nothing and does not replace your own risk management; its job is to keep decisions sitting on fresh evidence.
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Technical profile and market coverage
WALL.E
uses Hyperliquid
on 15m timeframe.
Sample capital: $1000.
Recommended minimum: $150.
Technical notes
WALL.E's decision core is built outside the bot, and the bot is purely its executor. Leverage comes from that market's actual volatility rather than a fixed number, so risk stays level across trades. Exit management has two layers: a profit lock on winners and a backstop stop-loss in the background. Markets are drawn from the most liquid instruments on the venue.
Full bot details
WALL.E does not form opinions of its own; it only runs rules that have already worked on unseen data. That list is reviewed regularly, and any rule that loses its edge is set aside.
A validated-rule engine on Hyperliquid futures: only rules that have cleared testing on unseen data are allowed to trade.
Supported leverage range: 3x to 8x.
The model warm-up uses 2000 initial candles.
Features
Runs only rules that cleared testing on unseen dataRegular review, with rules that lose their edge set asideLeverage matched to the market's actual volatilityA profit lock together with a backstop stop-loss