3. Problem Statement
3.1 For Individual Traders
Most traders:
Have ideas (or follow TradingView strategies / signals)
Know they should use automation
But lack the technical bandwidth to:
Host bots on a secure server
Manage API keys safely
Deal with exchange quirks, precision rules, and leverage management
Implement fail-safes, logging, and monitoring
This leads to common failure modes:
Missed entries/exits due to sleep, work or distraction
Emotional overrides: chasing, revenge trading, abandoning the plan
Inconsistent risk: changing size or leverage without a systematic reason
Overcomplication: trying to run multiple scripts and bots with no unified view
3.2 For DeFi / Perps Projects
On the protocol side (like Perpbot’s PERP token + strategy account concept), there are also gaps:
Projects want real, programmatic buyback & burn driven by real trading PnL, not vague promises.
They need transparent, on-chain linked performance (strategy account → buyback/burn actions).
They want to harness community strategies (PineScript, etc.) without centralizing risk.
Last updated