Tune every dial yourself. Changes are simulated against the same recorded data, so you can see the trade-off before anything goes live.
The bot refuses any market failing these. Stricter = trades less often on better setups; looser = trades more often with less room for error.
Live across Lighter and Hyperliquid, ranked by spread earned per unit of volatility risked — after fees. Only markets passing every safety gate are listed.
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A funded practice account with simulated fills. The point is not the profit — it is finding which markets pay you before real money.
Live paper runs, straight from the bot's own checkpoint files. Green dot = still running. All simulated.
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Everything that has happened on your account.
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LIT's order book has a wide gap between the best buy and best sell price — around 18 basis points. On BTC the same gap is 0.5. Almost nobody is quoting inside it.
It parks a buy order and a sell order inside that gap. When both fill, it bought low and sold high on the same asset. It does not bet on direction.
Lighter is paying out 11M LIT to Robinhood users based on trading volume. Real market making generates real volume — which is why this is built to earn points legitimately.
Lighter's rules explicitly ban "operating or controlling multiple accounts to earn additional points" and "self-trading or trading between commonly controlled accounts." They can reverse points after awarding them.
So: one account per person, your own funds, your own wallet, real orders into the real book. Slower than the schemes going around, and it still pays out when they get zeroed.