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Preset Selection Guide

A VOIDX preset is a complete configuration used to create a saved bot. Browse presets in the Marketplace tab, inspect the technical details, and deploy through the standard wizard.
Marketplace numbers come from the canonical configuration registry. They describe settings—not backtest results, expected returns, or guarantees.

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Current Catalog

The current release contains 126 active underlying presets, grouped into 80 Marketplace cards across 9 strategy families. Exchange variants that share a strategy and profile are grouped onto one card. The registry currently supports Marketplace variants on BloFin, Bybit, Aster, TxFlow, and DEFX. Not every family is available on every venue.

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Exchange Variants

When the same profile exists on multiple exchanges, Marketplace combines it into one card with venue controls. Switching the venue changes the canonical configuration you will deploy, including exchange-specific execution, sizing, fee, and leverage behavior. A differently named policy remains a separate card even if it shares campaign identity with a related profile. For example, TBLTBS fixed, trailing, and partial-plus-trailing selections can share durable ownership while presenting separate exit choices.

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Latest Release Shelf

The Latest shelf is curated explicitly; it is not generated from old NEW tags. Current highlights include:
  • Tyler’s Liquidation Hunter
  • Cascade Maker Fixed TP
  • Cascade Maker Partial + Trailing TP
  • Peaks/Troughs Lambo Trailing TP
  • TBLTBS LINEAR
  • EMA Singularity Low
  • RetShock Safe
  • Hydra Low
  • Vortex Anchored V2
  • Orderbook Walls V2 Low
A Latest label means recently promoted in the product catalog. It does not mean safest or most profitable.

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Reading Risk and Configuration

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Risk pills

Conservative, Moderate, and Aggressive are author classifications based on settings such as exposure, leverage, stop behavior, concurrency, and recovery geometry. They are not predictions.

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Exposure

Exposure fields do not all use the same unit:
  • Percent-style Vortex settings are shown as wallet percentages.
  • Market makers often use fixed USDT position ceilings or equity percentages.
  • TBLTBS wallet_exposure_ratio is a raw notional-to-equity ratio. A value of 20 means up to 20 times wallet-equity planned notional for that side—not 20%.

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Leverage

Leverage changes margin usage and liquidation distance; it does not by itself cap order notional. Always evaluate leverage together with wallet exposure, seat count, grid allocation, and existing account positions.

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Take-profit

Displayed TP distances are normally gross. Fees, funding, spread, slippage, trigger gaps, and market execution can reduce net profit or produce a loss.

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Stops and recovery

A strategy with hedging, DCA, auto-reduce, or a wave queue is not equivalent to one with a guaranteed stop. Open the full configuration and understand exactly what happens during a persistent adverse move.

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Tyler’s Liquidation Hunter

Tyler’s Liquidation Hunter is an intentionally aggressive BloFin TBLTBS preset:
  • 6 directional seats
  • 20/20 long and short wallet-exposure ratios
  • 50x requested exchange leverage, with 20x minimum
  • raw Cascade admission from 3 same-side prints within 10 seconds and $1,000 combined notional
  • durable six-minute priority candle preflight
  • one post-only maker starter before DCA
  • 6 long / 5 short structural levels
  • 50% fixed tranche at +0.22% gross
  • native market trailing for the remainder, with +0.35% ordinary activation and 0.10% distance
It is marked unvalidated live-executable opt-in and has no replay-performance proof. Read the TBLTBS guide before using it.

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Choosing a Starting Point

  • New to automation: start with a lower-exposure single-symbol profile and watch a complete entry-to-exit cycle.
  • Want model-driven quoting: compare GLFT Conservative variants.
  • Want configurable high-frequency market making: begin with a smaller XGrid profile and review hard position limits.
  • Want signal-driven reversion: compare EMA Singularity and RetShock risk tiers.
  • Want broad dynamic admission: review Hydra’s account-wide limits.
  • Want liquidation-driven campaigns: compare Cascade profiles, but treat Liquidation Hunter as expert-only due to its exposure and leverage.
  • Want DCA recovery: compare Vortex exposure, wave hard cap, and stop policy—not only minimum TP.

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Deploying and Customizing

1

Open the details

Read the technical description and key parameters. Confirm venue, exposure unit, leverage, concurrency, exit mode, and stop behavior.
2

Connect the intended exchange

Use read/trade-only API credentials. Disable withdrawals and use IP restrictions when supported.
3

Customize carefully

Changes made in the deploy wizard become your saved configuration. Reducing a value can alter order geometry or minimum-order viability; increasing it can materially increase liquidation risk.
4

Deploy and verify

Confirm the bot reaches a healthy runtime state and compare dashboard state with authoritative exchange positions and orders.

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Switching Presets

Stopping or switching a bot does not close exchange positions. Strategies that share an account must use the dashboard’s controlled replacement flow. Never run two TBLTBS Union/Cascade owners concurrently on one account.
Compatible TBLTBS profiles use durable handoff. Existing campaigns may be imported as no-growth caretakers until exact ownership, capacity, and exchange truth permit normal management.

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Updating a Saved Preset

Saved configurations do not silently inherit future Marketplace revisions. When Update from preset appears:
  1. Review the latest canonical policy.
  2. Explicitly confirm replacement.
  3. Understand that custom values are overwritten.
  4. Restart the bot separately if you want a running process to load the saved change.
Updating a saved configuration does not automatically restart a running bot.

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Risk Reminder

No preset is set-and-forget. Configuration labels and descriptions cannot predict fills, slippage, funding, outages, trends, liquidation, or realized returns. Start smaller than your maximum tolerance, monitor the exchange directly, and trade only funds you can afford to lose.

Strategy Overview

Compare all nine current families

TBLTBS

Cascade campaigns and Liquidation Hunter

Marketplace

Browse and deploy canonical presets

Bot Management

Monitor and control exact bot instances