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Bot Marketplace

The Marketplace is the complete browser for canonical VOIDX bot presets. The current registry contains 126 active underlying presets, grouped into 80 cards across 9 strategy families. Exchange variants are grouped where appropriate so one card can represent multiple venues without hiding configuration differences. Every deployment remains non-custodial: the bot trades through your exchange API credentials, and funds stay in your exchange account.
The VOIDX Marketplace with the latest release shelf and strategy preset catalog.
Guests can browse details and compare presets. Deployment requires wallet authentication and saved read/trade-only credentials for the selected exchange.

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Current Strategy Families

Use the strategy filter to narrow the catalog. Current venue variants span BloFin, Bybit, Aster, TxFlow, and DEFX, but availability differs by family.

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Latest Shelf

The Latest shelf is a manually curated release lineup, not a list generated from stale NEW tags. It currently highlights modern profiles such as Tyler’s Liquidation Hunter, Cascade Maker exits, Peaks/Troughs Lambo, TBLTBS LINEAR, EMA Singularity, RetShock, Hydra, Vortex Anchored V2, and Orderbook Walls V2. Latest means recently promoted—not validated profitability or reduced risk.

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What’s on a Card

Each card includes:
  • preset and strategy name
  • exchange variant controls when applicable
  • author-assigned risk tier
  • canonical technical description
  • headline settings derived from the configuration
  • default or dynamic symbol behavior
  • details and deploy actions
The detail view exposes scalar configuration values so you can audit what the deploy wizard will save.
Units matter. For example, TBLTBS wallet_exposure_ratio: 20 is a 20-times-equity planned-notional ratio, not 20%. Gross TP values are before fees, funding, spread, slippage, and trigger gaps.

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Tyler’s Liquidation Hunter

Tyler’s Liquidation Hunter is a dedicated featured BloFin preset for experienced users who want the raw Cascade maker lifecycle in one obvious selection.
  • 6 directional seats
  • 20/20 long and short wallet-exposure ratios
  • 50x requested leverage with 20x minimum
  • 3 same-side liquidation prints in 10 seconds and $1,000 combined notional
  • exact candle priority for a maximum of 6 minutes before seat mutation
  • one durable post-only maker starter before DCA
  • 6 long / 5 short Peaks/Troughs levels
  • 50% fixed tranche at +0.22% gross
  • native stop-market trailing for the remainder
It shares the Cascade BLC_ owner and durable namespace for controlled replacement. It is marked unvalidated live-executable opt-in and has no replay-performance proof. See TBLTBS and Liquidation Hunter.

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Deploying a Preset

1

Connect a wallet

Your wallet authenticates your VOIDX account. Signing does not move trading funds.
2

Save exchange credentials

Add the intended exchange using credentials with Read and Trade only.
Never enable withdrawal permission.
3

Inspect the preset

Confirm the venue, exposure unit, leverage, concurrency, symbols, TP mode, stop behavior, and replacement requirements.
4

Deploy

The standard wizard receives a fresh copy of the canonical configuration. Optional changes become your saved custom policy.
5

Verify runtime health

Confirm the bot has a current heartbeat and reconcile dashboard state with exchange positions and orders.

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Custom Strategies

Marketplace also provides a named JSON custom-strategy editor. It validates configuration through the backend before saving. Credentials pasted into JSON are not accepted as a strategy source; use the encrypted exchange credential flow instead. A custom configuration is not automatically associated with a canonical preset unless it carries exact source identity.

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Preset Source and Updates

New canonical deployments store stable preset metadata: ID, name, exchange, and content revision. This lets VOIDX detect when the source preset changes without pretending that local customization is outdated. When Update from preset appears, replacement requires explicit confirmation. It overwrites custom values with a new canonical copy. Updating a saved bot does not restart a running process.

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Switching and Existing Positions

Stopping or switching a bot does not close positions. Use controlled replacement on accounts with live exposure. Never start two account-owning TBLTBS profiles side by side.
Compatible TBLTBS profiles use durable, generation-fenced handoff. Existing exposure is adopted only with exact provenance and authoritative exchange truth; unresolved inherited campaigns remain protected no-growth caretakers.

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Choosing Safely

  1. Check exposure and position ceilings before TP.
  2. Read leverage and seat count together.
  3. Understand whether the preset averages, hedges, stops, or simply holds.
  4. Confirm the exit is fixed, trailing, partial-plus-trailing, or recovery-based.
  5. Start smaller than your maximum risk tolerance.
  6. Treat descriptions as configuration documentation, not return forecasts.

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Frequently Asked Questions

From the canonical frontend preset registry used by the deploy wizard. Values describe the configuration that will be saved.
It is a related preset tuned for a different venue. Marketplace may group variants on one card, but selecting another venue changes the actual configuration.
Yes. Changes in the deploy wizard become your custom saved configuration. Later canonical updates never overwrite those values without explicit confirmation.
No. Runtime policy is loaded at process startup. A running bot must be controlled separately.

Preset Selection Guide

Compare risk, units, and update behavior

TBLTBS

Liquidation Hunter and safe campaign switching

Vaults

Browse the one-click vault catalog

Bot Management

Control deployed instances