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VOIDX Vaults

Vaults are one-click presentation cards backed by the same canonical configurations used in Marketplace. Choose a strategy and venue, review its settings, and launch through the standard deploy wizard on your own exchange credentials. Funds never leave your exchange. VOIDX uses read/trade-only API access to place and manage orders; wallet authentication is account identity, not custody.
The VOIDX Vaults catalog with strategy cards, venue controls, risk tiers, and deploy actions.

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Current Catalog

The current Vault catalog contains 91 vaults: A curated Latest rail promotes selected modern profiles. Latest is a product shelf, not a profitability ranking.

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What a Vault Card Shows

  • strategy and preset name
  • exchange badge and supported venue
  • risk tier
  • exposure or position sizing summary
  • level count or core geometry
  • feature summary
  • default/static symbols or dynamic-universe behavior
  • deploy action linked to the exact canonical preset
Some cards offer symbol, exposure, or leverage controls. A control is applied only when the deploy flow includes it; always inspect the resulting configuration before confirmation.

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Tyler’s Liquidation Hunter Vault

BloFin Tyler’s Liquidation Hunter is an aggressive TBLTBS vault designed to make the production raw Cascade profile easy to find and switch to.
This is an unvalidated, high-exposure live-executable opt-in with no replay-performance proof. wallet_exposure_ratio: 20 means planned notional can be many times wallet equity; it does not mean 20%. Read TBLTBS and Liquidation Hunter before deployment.
Liquidation Hunter shares the Cascade BLC_ campaign owner, namespace, and account lock. It is replacement-only and must not run beside another TBLTBS account owner.

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Getting Started

1

Connect your wallet

Authenticate the VOIDX account that owns the saved exchange connection.
2

Add exchange API credentials

Save credentials through the encrypted exchange flow.
Enable only Read and Trade. Never enable Withdraw.
3

Select a vault

Match venue, risk tier, exposure unit, leverage, and campaign behavior to your account.
4

Review the canonical config

Confirm symbols, concurrency, TP mode, stop behavior, and recovery policy. Do not rely on the card title alone.
5

Deploy and verify

Confirm a healthy runtime heartbeat and reconcile live exchange positions and orders.

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Strategy Highlights

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TBLTBS

Directional campaign profiles including LINEAR, Peaks/Troughs Lambo, Cascade Maker, fixed/trailing/partial exits, adaptive terminal policies, protective hedging, Profitable Recycle, Profit Danger, and Professional Auto-Reduce. TBLTBS profiles that share an account use controlled replacement and durable ownership handoff. Existing exposure is never assumed from a prefix alone.

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Orderbook Walls

Maker-entry and recovery profiles derived from observed book liquidity. Risk tiers and V1/V2 lifecycle choices vary by venue.

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Vortex

Grid and wave-queue DCA profiles. Anchored variants reduce price churn; multi-symbol variants allocate independent campaign budgets.

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GLFT and Professional MM

Two-sided market-making vaults with inventory controls, position ceilings, spread logic, and recovery behavior. GLFT derives offsets from model inputs; Professional MM uses configured execution and inventory rules.

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EMA Singularity and RetShock

Signal-driven profiles that wait for completed-candle extremes or return-shock events rather than quoting continuously.

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Hydra

Dynamic-universe, account-coordinated admission and recovery profiles. Risk tiers change concurrency and daily-loss policy while preserving the core lifecycle.

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Vaults vs Marketplace

Both deploy canonical presets through the same wizard.
  • Vaults emphasize one-click discovery, feature summaries, and release curation.
  • Marketplace provides the complete grouped preset browser, exchange variants, technical details, and custom JSON tools.
A vault does not create a custodial fund or pooled account. It creates a standard user-owned bot configuration.

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Managing a Deployed Vault

After deployment:
  • the bot appears in Bot Management
  • live status depends on exact process identity and heartbeat freshness
  • settings edit the saved configuration
  • a preset update requires explicit confirmation
  • updating saved configuration does not automatically restart a running bot
  • stopping does not close positions
If an account has live positions, use the controlled strategy-switch workflow. Manual concurrent owners or guessed order ownership can duplicate growth or remove protection.

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Frequently Asked Questions

No. Funds remain on your exchange. Use read/trade-only credentials and disable withdrawals.
A vault references a canonical Marketplace preset by stable ID. Its card is a curated presentation of the same deployable configuration.
Yes. Changes made in the deploy wizard become a custom saved configuration. Future source updates require explicit replacement confirmation.
No. Stopping a bot stops automation; it does not liquidate or close exchange positions.
During a proven TBLTBS strategy handoff, an inherited campaign may remain protected while all new growth is blocked. It can be promoted only when ownership, account capacity, and exchange truth are authoritative.

Marketplace

Browse all active preset cards

TBLTBS

Liquidation Hunter and safe switching

Bot Management

Monitor and control deployed bots

Risk Management

Operational and account safety guidance