Introduction
Graident provides software tools for running cryptocurrency futures bots on user-controlled exchange accounts. Our platform converts proprietary behavioural market research into configurable bot modules that users can deploy, monitor and stop at their own discretion.
Graident is offered as software. Users remain responsible for deciding whether to use a bot, how much capital to allocate, how a bot instance is configured, and whether positions remain open.
Signal Framework & Market Coverage
Behaviour-driven signal detection: Our internal research focuses on observable market behaviours that may precede short-term changes in price action. Graident bots use that research as one input into rule-based execution modules.
Configurable execution: Users can configure each bot instance independently, including entry and exit sensitivity, risk limits, capital caps and approval settings. Different configurations can produce materially different trading behaviour.
Market coverage: Bots are designed for high-liquidity perpetual futures on Binance (typically markets above $100M daily volume) to support orderly execution and monitoring.
Illustrative Research Snapshots
The figures below are illustrative outputs from our internal research environment and show how selected model configurations behaved over historical periods. They are provided to explain the software's analytical framework, not as a representation of expected client results.
| Event Type | Illustrative Sharpe Range | Illustrative Win Rate | Illustrative Basic MAR* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Large price actions | 1 – 2 | < 20% | 2 – 3 |
| Price oscillations | > 3 | > 95% | 0.8 – 1.5 |
* Basic MAR = yearly median return divided by historical maximum drawdown.
Example Research Charts
The following charts illustrate historical simulations of selected configurations in our research environment.
Important: Capital is at risk. Historical simulations, backtests and prior observed outcomes do not guarantee future performance.
Product Structure
Graident is a software as a service offering and is designed so that users retain control over their own exchange accounts and bot instances. Users retain control over:
- Which bots to enable or disable.
- How each bot instance is configured, including entry and exit settings.
- Capital limits, exchange account connection and API-key management.
- Approval settings, manual overrides, and whether to close or adjust positions.
API keys should be configured by the user with trading permission only and with withdrawals disabled.
Getting Started
To start using Graident, users complete the following setup steps:
- Available Bot Modules: Contact us for a current list of software modules and supported configuration options.
- Bot Selection: Choose one or more bots to run independently on your exchange account.
- Execution Rules: Configure entry and exit sensitivity, approval thresholds, and any relevant risk parameters for each bot instance.
- Capital Limits: Decide how much capital each bot instance may use and set your own account-level controls.
Once your exchange account is connected via secure API keys, the selected bot instances execute according to your configured parameters. Users can pause bots, reject trades, close positions and update settings at any time.
Important: Using Graident bots puts capital at risk. Drawdowns can exceed historical observations, and liquidation is possible in leveraged products.
Why Users Choose Graident
| User Need | Graident Software Feature |
|---|---|
| Security & Control | |
| "I do not want a third party to hold my assets." | Bots run on your Binance account; Graident does not take custody. |
| "I want account-level protections." | User-created API keys can be configured for trading only, with withdrawals disabled. |
| "I want the ability to intervene." | You can pause bots, reject trades, or close and manage positions manually at any time. |
| Configuration | |
| "I want flexibility in how the bots behave." | Each bot instance can be configured independently, including entry/exit logic and risk controls. |
| "I want to monitor behaviour myself." | Live positions and account activity remain visible in your own exchange account 24/7. |