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TBLTBS and Liquidation Hunter

TBLTBS is VOIDX’s multi-symbol directional campaign engine. Depending on the preset, it can admit symbols from liquidation cascades, volatility ranking, or both; build a directional DCA campaign; protect adverse exposure with staged hedges; and manage exits through fixed or trailing take-profit policies. Unlike a continuously quoting market maker, TBLTBS opens a campaign only after the selected admission policy has passed. That campaign remains durably owned until exchange position and order truth prove it complete.
TBLTBS presets are advanced, leveraged strategies. Several profiles deliberately use very large wallet-exposure ratios, including Tyler’s Liquidation Hunter at 20 per side. A ratio of 20 means planned notional can be many times wallet equity; it does not mean 20%. Liquidation, gaps, fees, slippage, API failures, and exchange restrictions can cause substantial or total loss.

Campaign Lifecycle

A modern Cascade campaign follows this sequence:
  1. Detect — the embedded Union engine receives liquidation events.
  2. Preflight — the bot proves current candle structure, account capacity, symbol availability, leverage, balance, and a complete directional plan before consuming a seat.
  3. Maker starter — one durable post-only starter order is submitted and safely repriced.
  4. Authoritative fill — no DCA is exposed until the starter fill is confirmed from exchange truth.
  5. Structural DCA — remaining Peaks/Troughs levels are rebuilt from the authoritative average entry.
  6. Protect and exit — take-profit, trailing, hedge, recycle, and auto-reduce lifecycles manage the campaign.
  7. Complete — the seat is released only after the position is flat and exact-owned growth orders are terminally canceled.
Unknown submission, cancellation, trigger, or fill truth fails closed. The bot waits rather than guessing.

Tyler’s Liquidation Hunter

Tyler’s Liquidation Hunter (BloFin) is an aggressive, live-executable opt-in profile built on the production-hardened raw Cascade maker lifecycle.

Signal and candle preflight

Three same-side liquidation prints for one symbol inside ten seconds, totaling at least $1,000, create a raw Cascade ignition. Opposite-side prints do not reset the same-side sequence. A fresh ignition receives exact priority candle warming outside the speculative shortlist. Before any seat is mutated, the bot requires complete current structure for:
  • 12M over 15m candles for the directional campaign
  • 24M over 4h candles for the outer structural boundary
Pending intent is durable and cannot remain valid for more than six minutes. Repeated same-direction events do not extend that immutable deadline, and an opposite-direction event cannot flip unresolved intent.

Maker-first entry

The first order is a durably journaled post-only maker starter. Repricing does not reset the campaign’s overall timer. Cancellation must be authoritative before replacement, and an unresolved submission or fill keeps the seat pinned. The bot exposes no DCA growth until the starter position fill is authoritative. It then rebuilds structural levels from the confirmed average entry.

Structural geometry

  • Long campaigns use 6 clusters with ratio power 0.70.
  • Short campaigns use 5 clusters with ratio power 0.65.
  • Outer structure uses 3 Peaks/Troughs clusters over the completed 4-hour horizon.
  • Smaller replacement DCA levels may be added when required by the structural planner.
The long and short layouts are intentionally asymmetric. Do not assume the six-seat count means six levels per symbol; seats are concurrent directional campaigns, while levels belong to each campaign’s DCA plan.

Partial plus trailing exit

Each open side first places a reduce-only fixed tranche for 50% of authoritative quantity at +0.22% gross. Once that partial fill is confirmed, the remainder enters native BloFin stop-market trailing immediately. If no partial fill occurs first, ordinary trailing activation is +0.35% gross. The trail follows at 0.10% and preserves the configured +0.22% gross floor.
Gross targets are before fees, funding, spread, slippage, and market gaps. Realized net profit can be lower and may be negative.

Protection and Recovery

The profile retains the production TBLTBS protection stack:
  • staged protective hedging
  • maker hedge scalping
  • Profitable Recycle
  • Profit Danger exits
  • completed-candle coreward trend release
  • equal-loss hedge/base wind-down
  • portfolio Professional Auto-Reduce using proven income
  • position-tier and capacity gating
Protection does not make the strategy low risk. It adds controlled recovery paths while preserving exact order ownership and restart safety.

Safe Profile Switching

Liquidation Hunter deliberately shares the Cascade campaign identity:
  • variant: peaks_troughs_cascade_maker_trailing_partial_tp
  • state namespace: peaks_troughs_cascade_maker_trailing_partial_tp
  • ownership prefix: BLC_
  • shared account owner lock with other TBLTBS Union profiles
That shared identity enables controlled replacement while preventing two owners from trading the same account concurrently.
Treat every TBLTBS selection as replacement-only on a dedicated account. Stop or switch through the dashboard; never launch two Union/Cascade owners side by side. Switching presets does not close positions. Existing campaigns are imported only when durable provenance and authoritative exchange truth agree.
An inherited campaign may enter caretaker mode. Caretaker means the bot continues exit and protection management but blocks new growth until ownership, capacity, and campaign proof permit promotion. It is not an abandoned position.

Preset Updates

Saved bot configurations do not silently inherit later Marketplace changes. When VOIDX shows Update from preset, review and explicitly confirm it: updating replaces custom values with the current canonical preset. A running bot is not automatically restarted by a saved-config update.

Validation Status

Tyler’s Liquidation Hunter is marked unvalidated live-executable opt-in and has no replay-performance proof. Its Marketplace descriptions document configuration and lifecycle behavior, not expected returns.

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