Trading rules in plain English
Set the wire.
The market trips it.
Write a trade in one sentence: what to buy, how much, and when. Snared reads it back as rules, checks the market every two seconds, and places the trade the moment every rule is true, stop and target attached.
- Paper to start
- $10,000
- Markets
- 22
- Checked every
- 2 s
- 01
You write it
One sentence, the way you'd say it out loud. It reads it back as rules so you see exactly what it understood.
- 02
It watches
Every two seconds, every market, tab open or not. Each condition hangs on the wire as a tag with its live reading.
- 03
It trades
When every tag reads true the wire snaps tight: the position opens, and the stop and target stay on it until one hits.
Live · simulated market
What could trip a wire right now.
Every row is something a rule can wait for: a whale order, a liquidation, a caller's post, a coin graduating. Tap one to turn it into a rule.
Setups
Rules people start from.
Each one is a plain sentence you can read, change and set. Load it into the box below and make it yours.
Try it
Write one.
Type a rule or start from an example. Setting it uses the paper account: $10,000 of pretend money you can refill any time.
What can it read?+
Safety
Small on purpose.
A rule only ever risks what's written in it, and every rule has a way out before it's set.
- 01
Paper, only paper
This copy has no live trading at all. No wallet, no exchange, no keys. The market itself is simulated.
- 02
A stop on every rule
If you don't write one, it adds a −25% stop and tells you before you set it.
- 03
The stake is the cap
At 5×, $10 opens a $50 position and the most it can lose is the $10. Exits are measured on the stake.
- 04
Rug checks first
Mint and freeze authority off, top 10 under 30%, dev under 5%. With rug protection on, it sells if the dev sells.
One button, top right of the app: every rule off, every position closed, at once.
Questions
Before you set one.
Is any of this real money?
No. Every rule runs on paper against a simulated market inside this copy. Nothing connects to a wallet, an exchange or a chain, and nothing here can move funds.
Does it keep watching after I close the tab?
Yes. Rules live on the server and are checked every two seconds whether a page is open or not. Open the app later and you'll see what sprung while you were away.
What happens when a rule springs?
It opens the position at the market price plus a little slippage (0.05% on majors, up to 1% on new memecoins), then watches the exits you wrote: take profit, stop, trail, sell half, or money out at 2×.
How are the exits measured?
As a percent of the stake, so they mean the same thing at any leverage. At 3×, a −9% stop is about a 3% move in price. The read-back shows both.
What if it misreads my sentence?
It doesn't guess. Anything it can't read is shown in the read-back and the rule can't be set until it's rephrased or taken out.
Who are the callers?
Invented accounts with made-up histories, so the caller rules and scorecards have something to work with. None of them is a real person.