Risk Management
How the AI Bot protects capital and minimizes losses.
The bot incorporates multiple layers of risk control to avoid excessive drawdowns and protect the pool.
Position Sizing Rules
Max per trade: 5% of capital allocated to bot
Diversification: Multiple simultaneous strategies
Dynamic sizing: Adjusted by current volatility
Conservative approach: Smaller trades in uncertain markets
Example: Bot Capital: $100,000 Max per trade: $5,000 Typical trade: $2,000-3,000
Stop Loss System
Hard stop loss: 2% maximum loss per trade
Trailing stops: On winners to protect gains
Time-based stops: Closes if trade takes too long
Volatility-adjusted: Wider stops in high vol
Example: Entry: $1,000 position Stop Loss: $980 (2% max loss) If price drops to $980 β immediate auto-exit
Global Risk Limits
Daily Limits:
Max daily loss: 5% of bot capital
Max daily trades: 300
Circuit breaker: Pause after 10 consecutive losses
Portfolio Limits:
Max exposure: 25% of pool's total TVL
Mandatory diversification (minimum 3 active pairs)
Correlation monitoring: Avoids over-exposure to one asset
Bot Emergency Procedures
Auto-Pause Triggers:
Unusual volatility detected
Consecutive losses exceed threshold
Technical issue detected (e.g., oracle failure)
Manual admin override
Manual Controls:
Emergency stop button (multi-sig)
Gradual position reduction
Safe mode: Only low-risk positions
Multisig requirements for reactivation
Recovery Mechanisms
Average Recovery Time: <24 hours after drawdown
Controlled drawdown: Never above 5% historical
Bot funds segregated from pool reserve
Commitment: The bot prioritizes capital preservation over profit maximization. Risk parameters are hard-coded and not alterable without audited upgrade.
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