Optimus Bot

Chart rules, made legible

Trade the levels
you already follow.

Optimus Bot is a workspace for turning a chart setup into rules you can inspect, adapt to your own risk, and choose to act on.

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A proposed analyst and subscription workflow is described below. Current tooling and future plans are clearly separated.

Illustrative setup BTC / 1H Observe only
SetupPublished rule
RiskPersonal profile
ExpiryDefined window
Illustrative rule panel. Values are examples only; it is not a price feed, recommendation, or record of a trade.
Published rulesPersonal riskChoice of venueInspectable record

Not account mirroring

A setup can be shared without handing over your decisions.

Published rules give a setup a visible shape: entry, invalidation, expiry, and the reasoning the analyst chose to include. Your budget, stops, venue, and decision to trade remain yours.

The proposed workflow

From a line on a chart
to a rule you can read.

  1. 01

    Draw the setup

    An analyst starts with the levels and context they already use on a chart.

  2. 02

    Publish the rule

    Entry, invalidation, target, and expiry make the intended setup inspectable.

  3. 03

    Set your boundary

    A subscriber chooses their own risk profile, venue connection, and whether to stay in observe-only mode.

  4. 04

    Watch, then decide

    The bot can watch defined conditions; the decision to place or automate a trade remains a user-controlled choice.

A record, not a highlight reel

The rule should be easier to check than a chat message.

Edits, expiry, and outcomes belong beside the original setup. That makes it possible to understand what changed, rather than relying on a cropped chart or a remembered call.

See the product context
BTC structureExample
PublishedEntry and invalidation added
UpdatedExpiry window clarified
ExpiredRule no longer active

Illustrative publication history. It is not a current trade signal or performance record.

Your control stays visible

The setup can travel.
Your risk should not disappear.

A

Your risk profile

Choose the amount, stops, and automation settings that apply to you. A published setup does not set your risk for you.

B

Your venue

Connections are a choice. The chart rule and the place you may use to act on it are separate decisions.

C

Your decision

Observe-only is a valid state. Automation, where available, does not remove the need for you to understand a rule.

Explore the work

Start with the levels you already understand.

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