The discipline you lose in the market — running while you sleep.
Soulquant gives you an autonomous trading agent that runs your strategy on your exchange account. Patient, rule-bound, and — by design — mostly doing nothing. You bring the strategy and the keys. We bring the infrastructure.
Your strategy isn't the problem. Your discipline is.
Most traders don't lose because they lack an edge. They lose because they can't execute their own rules at 3am, after three losses, when the chart is screaming.
You overtrade
Boredom and FOMO turn a patient plan into ten impulsive entries. The best trade is usually no trade — but you take it anyway.
You chase
You enter after the move is already extended, right where a disciplined trader would wait — or fade. Every loss has the same fingerprint.
You let losers run
Hope widens the stop. A structural invalidation becomes a liquidation. The one rule that mattered is the one you broke.
An agent that works like a disciplined human trader
Not a bot firing on every candle. A patient agent that carries a state, wakes only when something it cares about happens, and asks one narrow question at a time.
It carries a state, it doesn't re-scan
Idle, Watching, or In-trade. The agent never re-evaluates the market from zero — it only checks whether the one thing it's watching has happened. That's what lets an LLM trade with patience instead of noise.
Idle → Watching → In-tradeIt wakes on a schedule — and on triggers
Like a human checking in. It sleeps between setups, then wakes on a time cadence or when price crosses a level it set. Most wakeups end in "nothing to do here," and that's the point.
time + price triggersIt runs your risk profile & aggressiveness
Two independent dials, set at onboarding: how loosely it promotes a setup, and how much it sizes when it does. The agent reads and judges; deterministic code handles sizing, leverage caps, and risk gates.
judgment + hard gatesIt learns your asset, and that self compounds
After every trade it logs an observation. A daily review distills those into a curated playbook. Over weeks, your ETH agent and your SOL agent genuinely diverge — each learns how its own asset moves under your strategy.
a bounded, growing edgeJudgment and execution never sit in the same hands
The agent that decides whether to trade can't size or place orders. A separate controller owns risk — with hard gates the agent never sees.
The Promoter only signals
Side, entry, stop, target, confidence — never an amount. It outputs a signal and stops there.
The Controller sizes & gates
It reads your live balance, computes position size from risk × confidence, and rejects deterministically before any order if a risk gate fails.
Liquidation is never the stop
The stop is structural invalidation, sized so price hits your stop long before liquidation. Leverage is a sizing tool, never a thesis.
› state Watching short
› regime Down · trend intact
› read extended into resistance, not clean
› decision hold — no setup
› wakeup 18:05 UTC · rejection confirmed
› promote short · entry 1,994 · SL 2,022 · TP 1,896
› confidence 7/10
› controller risk ok · size 0.42 · lev 4x
› EXECUTED short opened · stop << liquidation
We're the infrastructure — not your fund manager
Soulquant never holds your money. You connect your own exchange account with trade-only keys, and you own the doctrine the agent runs.
Bring your own keys, encrypted
Trade-only API keys, encrypted at rest in a managed vault, decrypted only at run time. Never withdrawal scope. Never logged.
Start from a template, or write your own
Begin with a proven strategy template, or draft your own doctrine in plain language. A guided interview checks it for consistency before it goes live.
Total transparency, versioned
Every run, trade, and learning is stamped with the exact instructions that produced it. Ask "what did my agent do on the 27th, and why?" — and get a precise answer.
## Direction trend-aligned only
## Aggressiveness measured
## Setups
• pullback-continuation
• breakout-retest
## Session rules pause weekends
## Confidence rubric 1–10
The agent is wrong sometimes. The architecture survives it.
We don't design for an oracle that never misses. We design for small losses, capped exposure, and rules that can't be overridden in the moment.
Invariants over everything
Leverage caps, stop discipline, regime gates, never counter-trend. A "lesson" that wants to relax a hard rule is flagged, not followed.
Paper mode by default
Every new agent starts in simulation. Going live is a deliberate, confirmed switch — never an accident, and never before you've watched it behave.
Patience is structural
The system optimizes for trade quality, not frequency. Every component makes "no trade" the easier path. It's built to free your attention, not pull it.
What Soulquant is not
The fastest way to spot a scam in this space is what it refuses to admit. So here's ours, up front.
Not a get-rich machine
No performance promises. It chases the best risk-adjusted return achievable without your attention — not the biggest number.
Not a signal service
It trades your own capital, autonomously. There's no group chat selling you calls.
Not a scalper
No 1m/5m reaction game. Edge lives in higher-timeframe structure, where an LLM can actually read it.
Not an oracle
It will be wrong. The whole design is about being robust to that — small, capped, invariant-protected.
Pay for infrastructure, not promises
A simple platform seat, plus a prepaid balance for the compute your agents actually use. You only pay when your agents run — and patient agents run rarely.
Founder
- Run multiple autonomous agents in parallel
- Strategy templates + build-your-own doctrine
- Backtest harness to vet a system before it's live
- Founder pricing locked permanently
Compute wallet
- Transparent token-level metering per run
- Auto-reload via Stripe with daily caps
- Low balance? Agent pauses — it never trades broke
The questions a serious trader asks
Give your strategy a soul.
The first 100 founders lock in $39/month for life and start in paper mode. Be early — the price only goes up from here.