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Your First Bot on VOIDX

This guide walks you through the current VOIDX flow: browse → connect → add API keys → deploy from the Marketplace. By the end, you’ll have a bot running on your own exchange account.
What you’ll need:
  • A wallet — Sui, Solana, or EVM (MetaMask, Phantom, Sui Wallet, etc.)
  • An exchange account — BloFin, Bybit, HTX, WEEX, or DEFX
  • Trading capital in your exchange futures wallet ($500+ recommended)
You do NOT need PUMPKIN tokens. The Free tier requires none.
Security first: Never share your API keys, wallet private keys, or passwords with anyone. VOIDX will NEVER ask for your private keys, and your API keys should never have withdrawal permission.

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Step 1: Browse Without Connecting (0 minutes setup)

Go to voidx.trade and click Launch App. You don’t need a wallet or an account to look around. As a guest you can:
  • Open the Marketplace tab and browse all preset bots
  • Click any card to see its full detail view — strategy explanation, stat tiles, exchange variants
  • Check the Markets tab for market data
  • Read strategy descriptions before risking anything
Actions (deploying, trading) are gated — buttons will say “Connect wallet to deploy” until you connect.
Spend a few minutes in the Marketplace first. Picking a strategy you understand matters more than any setting.

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Step 2: Connect Your Wallet (2 minutes)

1

Click Connect Wallet

In the top bar, click Connect Wallet and choose your chain: Sui, Solana, or EVM (BSC, Base, Ethereum).
2

Approve the connection

Your wallet extension will prompt you — click Approve.
3

Sign the authentication message

Sign the message to verify wallet ownership. This is a signature only — no transaction, no gas, nothing leaves your wallet.
No PUMPKIN needed for the Free tier. Connecting a wallet gives you Free tier access: 1 bot, 1 symbol, 1 exchange. Pro (5 bots, 10 symbols, 5 exchanges) is available via a 14-day trial. See PUMPKIN Token.
What you’ll see: the top bar now shows your wallet address and a tier badge (FREE or PRO). The Overview tab’s Quick Start panel switches to prompt you for exchange API keys.

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Step 3: Add Exchange API Keys (5 minutes)

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3.1 Create API Keys on Your Exchange

  1. Log in to BloFin
  2. Go to Account → API Management
  3. Create new API key with:
    • Read
    • Trade
    • Withdraw (NEVER enable!)
  4. Set a passphrase
  5. Copy: API Key, Secret, Password
Full BloFin Guide →
For DEFX (decentralized derivatives), see the DEFX guide.

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3.2 Add Keys to VOIDX

1

Open Add Exchange

On the Overview tab, the Quick Start panel shows an Add Exchange button once your wallet is connected.
2

Enter credentials

  • Select your exchange
  • Paste API Key and Secret
  • Enter Password/Passphrase (BloFin and WEEX require it; BloFin’s broker ID is filled in automatically)
3

Test the connection

Use Test to confirm the keys work before relying on them.
Want to practice first? When adding credentials you can toggle Testnet to connect to your exchange’s paper-trading environment instead of live markets.
What you’ll see: your exchange appears in your credentials list, and the Portfolio tab starts recording your equity (a snapshot every 5 minutes) so the equity curve fills in over time.

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Step 4: Deploy a Bot from the Marketplace (5 minutes)

VOIDX Bot Marketplace showing preset cards grouped by strategy family with stat tiles and deploy buttons
1

Open the Marketplace tab

You’ll see 41 preset cards across 4 strategy families: Vortex DCA, XGrid, GLFT MM, and Long-Only DCA. Filter by family using the chips at the top.
2

Pick a preset

Each card shows a plain-English description, a risk label (Conservative / Moderate / Aggressive), and stat tiles read from the preset’s actual configuration. Beginners: start with a Conservative preset.
3

Open the detail view

Click the card to see the full breakdown of how the strategy behaves and what each stat means.
4

Choose your exchange variant

If a preset is available on multiple exchanges (Bybit, BloFin, DEFX), toggle to the exchange you added keys for.
5

Click Deploy

The deploy wizard opens prefilled with the preset’s settings. Review them, pick your symbol, and confirm.
What you’ll see: your new bot appears in the Bots tab with a status indicator. Each bot runs as its own process on VOIDX servers and trades through your API keys.

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Step 5: Verify It’s Working (5 minutes)

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Check These Indicators

Status is green — the bot is running without errors (Bots tab)
Orders visible — open orders appear on your exchange and in the terminal
Logs updating — the bot’s log stream shows activity
Portfolio filling in — the equity curve on the Portfolio tab starts recording

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What to Expect

First few minutes:
  • Bot analyzes market conditions
  • Places initial orders
  • You’ll see orders in the terminal and on your exchange
First hours:
  • Some orders may fill, depending on market movement
  • A position may open and P&L starts tracking
First day:
  • Multiple fills are likely in normal conditions
  • Positions grow and shrink as the strategy works

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What’s Next?

Understand Strategies

Learn how each strategy family works

Customize Settings

Adjust parameters for your style

Risk Management

Protect your capital

On-Chain DEX

Trade on-chain on Sui via DeepBook

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Common First-Timer Questions

It depends on market conditions. In active markets, you might see fills within hours. In quiet markets, it might take longer.Don’t expect: Instant profits Do expect: Activity within 24 hours in normal conditions
This is normal! DCA-style strategies are designed to average into positions and recover.
  • Small unrealized losses are expected
  • The system has recovery mechanisms
  • Only worry at large drawdowns
First week: Check daily to understand behavior After learning: Weekly checks are usually fine Exception: Highly volatile markets — check more often
Consider stopping when:
  • You want to take profits
  • Market conditions are extreme
  • You don’t understand what’s happening
  • You’re approaching loss limits
Don’t stop just because of small fluctuations — that’s normal!

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