PrincetonAI brings Grid, DCA, and RSI automation into one execution-focused workspace—with clear controls, exchange-side protection, and a testnet-first rollout.
The customer trading application is not publicly available yet. Preview data is simulated and does not represent returns.
Infrastructure and strategy gates are validated separately before live execution is considered.
Bybit adapterTestnet certification
ACTIVELive-trading interlockIndependent environment gate
LOCKEDCredential controlsEncrypted, no withdrawals
ENFORCEDCustomer releaseAfter forward-test review
PENDINGTrading logic is only one part of automation. PrincetonAI is being built around the operational work that keeps a strategy understandable, recoverable, and under your control.
Track configured bots, exchange accounts, position state, order lifecycle, and strategy activity without stitching together separate tools.
Capital, leverage, entry spacing, order count, and exit behavior stay visible and configurable.
Protective exits are verified at the venue instead of assumed from a local request.
Persistent state and reconciliation help prevent silent duplication after interruptions.
Mock, testnet, and live execution require distinct configuration and independent gates.
Each strategy exposes its own assumptions and risks. No strategy is presented as universally profitable.
Places structured orders across a defined range to participate in repeated price movement.
Splits configured capital across entries instead of committing the entire allocation at once.
Uses RSI transitions with controlled averaging, pyramiding, and exchange-side protection.
The platform is being rolled out behind explicit technical and operational gates. Live trading remains unavailable during the public-preview stage.
Read the security overview →If account state, permissions, position state, or an exchange response cannot be confirmed, automation should stop rather than guess.
Trading keys are encrypted, withdrawal permission is rejected, and environment mismatches block execution.
Local records are compared with venue state so unknown orders and mismatched positions can be surfaced.
Strategies move from automated tests to exchange testnet validation before any live-capital decision.
Current publication is a product preview, not an invitation to deposit funds or connect exchange credentials.
Execution gates, encrypted credentials, MySQL, Redis, workers, health checks, and strategy lifecycle tests.
Observe entries, exits, protective orders, recovery, and reconciliation across changing conditions.
Limited users, subscription controls, production communications, monitoring, and reviewed legal terms.
Additional exchange adapters advance only after the same capability and safety certification.
Explore the interface with simulated data while the real trading application remains in controlled testnet evaluation.