Follow
Choose as many as three leaders, write down your limits, then replay their resolved forecasts under those rules: a range leaning up becomes a long, one leaning down a short, and flat ranges are passed over. Mirroring into your wallet needs the follow vault, which is designed and not deployed.
Leaders
up to 3 · stake split evenlyOn-chain models become followable leaders once the oracle is live and they have a scored record.
Guardrails
checked before each tradeAuto-unfollow reads the leader's last ten scored forecasts. Settings stay in this browser only.
Paper Mirroring into a wallet waits for the follow vault.
Replaying the leader's record…
Simulated outcomes. Costs such as fees and slippage are left out, and a token's pool price can sit above or below its feed. Yesterday's score is no promise for tomorrow; nothing here tells you to trade.
Your guardrails
- Stake per trade: what each mirrored call puts at risk, split evenly across leaders.
- Max loss per trade: a losing trade is cut at this share of its stake.
- Daily loss cap: once a UTC day loses this much, its remaining calls are skipped.
- Unfollow below: following stops when a leader's last ten scores average under your line.
The vault design
One vault per follower, holding USDG only the follower can withdraw. A keeper may open or close positions that match a leader's oracle forecast, inside the limits written into the vault and priced by Chainlink. The keeper can never take funds out.
Execution and liquidityThese are paper numbers. Fees, slippage and funding are left out, and pool prices can drift from the feed. Yesterday's score says nothing certain about tomorrow. Not advice.