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VOIDX Vaults

VOIDX Vaults are the fastest way to start trading on the platform. Instead of choosing strategies, tuning parameters, and configuring presets manually, Vaults package everything into a single click. Browse available vaults, connect your wallet, paste your exchange API keys, and deploy — zero configuration required. Your funds never leave your exchange account. Vaults are non-custodial — the platform only places and manages orders on your behalf through read/trade-only API keys.

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What Are Vaults?

A Vault is a pre-configured trading strategy wrapped in a simple deployment flow. Each vault bundles a specific exchange, strategy, symbol, and set of parameters that have been tested and optimized for consistent performance. Traditional bot setup requires you to:

1. Understand strategy types (Vortex DCA, Perp MM, XGrid)
2. Choose from dozens of presets
3. Configure parameters like equity percentage, grid levels, spacing, and take-profit
4. Understand features like inventory balancing and drawdown spacing

Vaults reduce this to:

1. Pick a vault card
2. Paste API credentials
3. Click deploy

Think of Vaults like a managed fund interface — you choose the vault that matches your exchange and risk appetite, and the strategy runs with professional-grade defaults.

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Getting Started with Vaults

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Choosing a Symbol

Each vault comes with a default symbol, but you can change it before deploying. The vault card expands to show a symbol selector with popular options: Popular symbols: BTC, ETH, SOL, DOGE, XRP, SUI, PEPE, LINK, AVAX, ARB, OP, WIF You can also type any custom symbol in SYMBOL/USDT:USDT format if the pair is available on your exchange.

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Available Vaults

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BloFin USDT Vault

The BloFin vault runs a Perpetual Market Maker strategy with two-sided quoting on the ASTER/USDT:USDT perpetual pair. It uses the blofin_mm_professional_2level preset, which is tuned for BloFin’s fee structure and order book characteristics.

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Strategy Parameters

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Features Included

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Who Is This For?

• Traders with a BloFin account and at least $500 USDT in their futures wallet
• Anyone who wants to run a market making bot without understanding all the parameters
• Users looking for a conservative entry point with lower equity exposure (1.5%)

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Required Credentials

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Bybit USDT Vault

The Bybit vault runs a Perpetual Market Maker strategy on the ASTER/USDT:USDT perpetual pair. It uses the bybit_mm_professional_2level preset, optimized for Bybit’s deeper liquidity and fee tiers.

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Strategy Parameters

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Features Included

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Who Is This For?

• Traders with a Bybit account and at least $1,000 USDT in their futures wallet
• Users who want profit protection features (chase and floor) built in
• Traders comfortable with slightly higher equity exposure (3.0%) for potentially higher returns

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Required Credentials

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BloFin GLFT Vault

The BloFin GLFT vault runs the GLFT Optimal Market Maker strategy — an academic quoting algorithm based on the Gueant-Lehalle-Fernandez-Tapia equations. It computes optimal bid/ask placement using inventory risk, volatility, and order flow rather than heuristic rules.

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Strategy Parameters

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Features Included

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Who Is This For?

• Traders with a BloFin account and at least $500 USDT in their futures wallet
• Users who prefer academically-grounded quoting over heuristic market making
• Anyone looking for an automated strategy that adapts to market regimes without manual tuning

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Required Credentials

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BloFin GLFT Multi-Symbol Vault

The BloFin GLFT Multi-Symbol vault runs the same GLFT Optimal Market Maker strategy as the single-symbol vault, but across up to 5 symbols simultaneously from a single bot instance. This provides diversified quoting across multiple markets, reducing single-asset risk.

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Strategy Parameters

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Features Included

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Who Is This For?

• Traders with a BloFin account and at least $1,000 USDT in their futures wallet
• Users who want to diversify across multiple trading pairs from a single deployment
• Anyone looking for broad market coverage with the GLFT optimal quoting engine

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Required Credentials

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Bybit GLFT Vault

The Bybit GLFT vault runs the same GLFT Optimal Market Maker strategy on Bybit. Key differences from the BloFin version include auto fee detection (automatically detects your Bybit fee tier instead of hardcoded rates), lower leverage, and tighter minimum profit targets tuned for Bybit’s deeper liquidity.

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Strategy Parameters

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Features Included

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Who Is This For?

• Traders with a Bybit account and at least $500 USDT in their futures wallet
• Users who want GLFT optimal quoting with automatic fee tier detection
• Traders who prefer Bybit’s deeper liquidity and tighter spreads

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Required Credentials

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Bybit GLFT Multi-Symbol Vault

The Bybit GLFT Multi-Symbol vault runs the GLFT Optimal Market Maker strategy across up to 5 symbols simultaneously on Bybit. It combines multi-symbol diversification with Bybit’s auto fee detection for a hands-off, broad-market quoting experience.

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Strategy Parameters

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Features Included

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Who Is This For?

• Traders with a Bybit account and at least $1,000 USDT in their futures wallet
• Users who want diversified GLFT quoting with automatic fee detection across multiple pairs
• Traders looking for broad market coverage with minimal configuration

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Required Credentials

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Vault Features Explained

Each vault bundles a combination of advanced trading features. Here is what each one does in plain language.

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Drawdown Spacing

When the bot has an open position that is losing money (underwater), drawdown spacing automatically increases the distance between grid levels. This prevents the bot from placing new orders too close to the current price and piling into a bad position. The deeper the drawdown, the wider the spacing.

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Inventory Balancing

As trades fill, the bot can accumulate a net long or net short position. Inventory balancing adjusts quote prices to favor closing that position — if the bot is net long, it makes the ask price slightly more aggressive (easier to sell) and the bid price slightly less aggressive (harder to buy more). This keeps the book balanced over time.

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Geometric Levels

Instead of placing grid orders at equal intervals (e.g., every $0.10), geometric levels space them exponentially. The first level might be$0.10 away, the second $0.15, the third$0.22, and so on. This means less capital is committed to orders far from the current price, which improves capital efficiency and reduces risk on large moves.

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Reactive Quoting

The bot monitors real-time market conditions — volatility, order flow, and spread width — and adjusts its quoting behavior accordingly. In calm markets, it quotes tighter spreads for more fills. In volatile markets, it widens spreads to avoid being picked off by fast price moves.

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Two-Sided Mode

The bot places orders on both the buy (bid) and sell (ask) sides of the order book simultaneously. This is the core market making behavior — earning the spread from both directions. Without two-sided mode, the bot would only quote on one side, missing half the opportunity.

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Profit Chase

When a position’s unrealized profit approaches the take-profit target, profit chase activates a trailing mechanism. Instead of closing immediately at the target, it trails the price by a small amount (2 basis points in the Bybit vault). If the price continues moving favorably, the bot captures additional profit. If it reverses, it closes at the trailed level.

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Profit Floor

Once a position reaches a minimum profit level, the profit floor sets a hard boundary. The bot will close the position before allowing it to fall below that floor. This prevents the frustrating scenario where a position goes from profitable back to break-even or negative.

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GLFT Optimal Quoting

Instead of heuristic spread rules, GLFT uses the Gueant-Lehalle-Fernandez-Tapia closed-form solution. The engine takes volatility (sigma), order arrival rate (kappa), and risk aversion (gamma) as inputs and outputs the mathematically optimal bid and ask offsets. This produces tighter spreads in calm markets and wider spreads during volatility — automatically, without manual tuning.

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Recovery Grid (Orderbook DCA)

When a position goes underwater, the recovery grid scans the orderbook for support and resistance walls. It places DCA orders at these natural price levels instead of fixed intervals. Order sizing scales with unrealized loss: base size below 5% drawdown, 0.5x position at 5%, 1.0x at 10%, and 1.5x at 20%. This martingale approach averages down more aggressively as positions get deeper, while spike detection prevents catching falling knives.

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Regime Detection

The bot classifies the market as ranging, trending, or volatile using ADX (Average Directional Index) and price slope. In ranging markets, gamma is reduced for tighter spreads. In trending markets, spreads widen on the counter-trend side. In volatile markets, overall spread increases to avoid adverse selection.

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Managing Your Vault

Once a vault bot is deployed, it appears alongside any other bots you may be running.

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Monitoring

After deployment, the vault bot shows up in the main dashboard with:

• Status indicator — green pulse when running
• Current P&L — real-time profit and loss
• Trade count — number of fills since deployment
• Bot name — formatted as Vault-{VaultName}-{timestamp} for easy identification

If you launched the vault without having the full dashboard open, you can access it by connecting your wallet at voidx.trade and navigating to the dashboard.

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Active Bots Overview

When you have running bots, the Vaults page displays an Active Bots banner at the top showing all your bots at a glance. Each bot card shows:

• Exchange — which exchange the bot is running on
• Symbol — the trading pair
• P&L — current profit and loss
• Uptime — how long the bot has been running
• Stop button — stop any bot directly from the banner

This gives you a quick overview of everything running without switching to the full dashboard.

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Switching to Advanced Mode

Vault bots are standard VOIDX bots under the hood. If you want full control over the parameters:

1. Go to the Bot Management section in the dashboard
2. Find your vault bot by its name
3. Click Settings to view and edit the full configuration
4. Adjust any parameter — equity percentage, grid levels, features, and more

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Stopping a Vault Bot

You can stop a vault bot directly from the vault card — no need to navigate to the full dashboard. If a vault shows a running bot, a Stop Bot button appears on the vault card itself. Click it to stop the bot immediately. Alternatively, you can stop any bot from the Bot Management section in the full dashboard.

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Coming Soon

The Vaults system is expanding. Here is what is on the roadmap:

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need PUMPKIN tokens to use Vaults?

Yes — you need to hold any amount of PUMPKIN tokens in your wallet for Tier 1 access. Higher tiers exist with additional benefits. See the PUMPKIN Token page for details.

Are my funds safe?

Your funds never leave your exchange account. VOIDX Vaults use read/trade-only API keys to place and manage orders on your behalf. The platform cannot withdraw funds. Your wallet connection serves only as identity — no tokens or funds are transferred through it.For maximum security:

• Never enable withdrawal permissions on your API key
• Use IP whitelisting on your exchange if available
• Enable 2FA on your exchange account

Can I customize vault settings after deployment?

Yes. Vault bots are standard VOIDX bots with pre-configured settings. After deployment, you can navigate to Bot Management in the full dashboard, find your vault bot, and modify any parameter. Once you change settings, the bot operates with your custom configuration.

What if I already have a bot running on that exchange?

If you already have a running bot on the same exchange, the vault card will display “Bot already running on [Exchange]” with a Manage button. Click it to go directly to that bot’s controls in the full dashboard. You do not need to deploy a second bot.

How do I stop a vault bot?

Navigate to Bot Management in the dashboard, find your vault bot (named Vault-{VaultName}-{timestamp}), and click Stop. You can also access the bot from the Vaults page by clicking Manage on the active vault card.Remember that stopping the bot does not close open positions — you may need to close those manually on your exchange.

What is the difference between Vaults and Advanced Mode?

Vaults are a simplified entry point — pre-configured strategies that you deploy with a single click. No parameter knowledge required.Advanced Mode (the full VOIDX dashboard) gives you complete control over 100+ strategy parameters, multiple simultaneous bots, the Scaling Agent, Trading Console, analytics, and more.Vaults are designed for users who want to start trading immediately without a learning curve. Advanced Mode is for traders who want full customization.

What symbol do the vaults trade?

Each vault has a default symbol (currently ASTER/USDT:USDT for single-symbol vaults), but you can select from 12 popular symbols or enter any custom symbol before deploying. Popular options include BTC, ETH, SOL, DOGE, XRP, SUI, PEPE, LINK, AVAX, ARB, OP, and WIF.Multi-symbol vaults default to BTC, ETH, SOL, SUI, and XRP, with each symbol configurable before deployment.

What happens if I already have saved credentials from the main dashboard?

If you have previously saved exchange credentials through the multi-exchange dashboard, the vault will automatically detect them and show “Credentials saved.” You can skip the API key entry step and deploy directly.

What is the minimum balance required?

• BloFin USDT Vault: $500 USDT in your BloFin futures wallet
• Bybit USDT Vault: $1,000 USDT in your Bybit futures wallet
• BloFin GLFT Vault: $500 USDT in your BloFin futures wallet
• BloFin GLFT Multi-Symbol Vault: $1,000 USDT in your BloFin futures wallet
• Bybit GLFT Vault: $500 USDT in your Bybit futures wallet
• Bybit GLFT Multi-Symbol Vault: $1,000 USDT in your Bybit futures wallet

These minimums ensure the bot has enough capital to place grid orders effectively. Running with less may result in orders too small to execute.