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What does the AI actually check before approving a trade?
Risk management. The bot generates a trade signal from market conditions, then passes the full context — current price, volatility, position size, portfolio exposure — to Claude AI for a real-time risk assessment. Claude either approves with a confidence score or blocks the trade with a specific reason. No order executes without that sign-off.
How fast is the decision loop?
Under 3 seconds. Signal generation, Claude API call, risk check, and order submission complete in 2.4 seconds on average. That's fast enough for Deribit options trading where pricing windows are short and slippage compounds quickly on delayed execution.
Does this work on exchanges other than Deribit?
The current deployment is built for Deribit's options and perpetuals. The same architecture adapts to Binance, Bybit, or OKX — the signal logic and Claude integration are exchange-agnostic. The order execution module is swapped per exchange API during deployment, typically a 4–6 hour change.
What happens if the AI check fails or times out?
The bot falls back to a conservative block — no trade is placed if the AI check doesn't complete within the timeout window. A Telegram alert goes to the owner immediately. Capital preservation takes priority over trade opportunity; the system is designed to fail safe, not fail open.
How do I audit AI decisions after the fact?
A PostgreSQL dashboard logs every signal, decision, and executed trade with timestamps, Claude's reasoning text, and P&L per position. A weekly Telegram digest summarises win rate, risk-adjusted return, and flagged edge cases. The owner can query historical decisions at any time to audit the AI's reasoning.
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