# Welcome to Cod3x ## Welcome to Cod3x **Our ultimate goal is to develop financial super-intelligence.** Cod3x exists to equip everyday people with the tools to outperform in any financial market. We're building a closed-loop ecosystem for financial intelligence — where creators build agents, agents compete and improve, and the entire system compounds toward superhuman capabilities. > *"It's very easy to make AI products that are almost good enough. After nearly 4 years of building, we're finally approaching a point where the product is good enough to start scaling."* *** Cod3x is an **AI trading terminal** that allows users to trade perpetual futures with the help of AI agents. With Cod3x, users can customize an AI agent capable of performing in-depth market analysis and executing trades based on their pre-defined goals. This product is in **active development**. Interfaces, features, and pricing may change quickly as we expand to new chains, data sources, and trading venues. *** #### Quick Entry Points * **New to Cod3x?** → [Start with Getting Started](/introduction/getting-started) * **Want to trade now?** → Jump to [Operating the Trading Terminal](/terminal-overview/terminal-overview) * **Understand Risk** → [Review Trading Risk](/terminal-overview/settings) *** #### What Cod3x Does * **AI-Driven Trading**\ Your agent will recommend key entry/exit targets and help you build positions that align with your goals, all backed by technical and social analysis. Cod3x will also automate maintenance and help update your strategy as markets shift. * **In-Depth Analysis**\ Cod3x agents can perform analysis in minutes that would take a human analyst hours, leveraging institutional data, social listening, and technical analysis. * **Secure by Design**\ All activity is executed on-chain using an air-gapped, non custodial wallet. Each new agent can be configured with custom policies, with wallets that **you** control. * **Seamless Perps Execution**\ Cod3x currently runs on **Hyperliquid** and **GMX V2** (Arbitrum) with more integrations on the way. Agents use pool-based perpetuals for deep liquidity and low slippage. *** #### Core Concepts
ConceptWhat It Means for You
AgentsIntelligent trading bots you interact with in chat. Each has its own wallet, goals, and strategy.
Goals & TasksNatural-language instructions that define daily routines—from scalping setups to updating trading strategy.
CreditsPay-as-you-go compute units. You spend credits when your agent chats, analyzes, or executes.
PoliciesPolicies are guardrails you give your agent to ensure its strategy properly reflects your risk management goals.
Trading StrategyYour trading strategy is the core set of policies, perspectives, and technical setups your agent will use to analyze the market.
PromptThe text you send to your agent to initiate a new run. Prompts can contain any information to help ensure you achieve the desired result.
*** > **Note**: Cod3x is in continuous development. Nothing here constitutes financial advice.\ > Always understand the risks of leverage and on-chain trading before deploying capital. # What is CDX? CDX is the utility token powering Cod3x, an AI-powered trading terminal. It serves three core functions: * Staking for discounts: Stake CDX to unlock credit discounts up to 30% * Yield generation: Earn USDC from protocol profit * Rewards: Earn CDX through leaderboards, achievements, and referrals ### Token Metrics
ParameterValue
Max Supply100,000,000 CDX
Circulating Supply50,000,000 CDX
NetworkBase
Contact Address0xc0d3700000c0e32716863323bfd936b54a1633d1
### How It Works When you buy credits on Cod3x, the profit flows through a smart split: * Buyback & Burn: A portion buys CDX from the market and burns it forever * Staker Yield: The rest goes to stakers as USDC This creates a flywheel: more usage → more burns → reduced supply → more value to stakers. # Staking ### Why Stake CDX? Staking CDX unlocks exclusive benefits that enhance your Cod3x experience: | Benefit | Description | | -------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | | **Credit Discounts** | Save 10-30% on credit purchases | | **USDC Yield** | Earn your share of platform profit | | **Premium Access** | Unlock battlepass tracks and exclusive features | > **Note:** Discounts require **active staking** — simply holding CDX doesn't unlock benefits. *** ### Staking Tiers | Tier | Stake Requirement | Discount | Key Perks | | --------- | ----------------- | -------- | --------------------------------------- | | **PRO** | 5,000 CDX | 10% | Premium battlepass | | **ELITE** | 40,000 CDX | 20% | Exclusive Templates, All PRO benefits | | **WHALE** | 150,000 CDX | 30% | White-glove service, All ELITE benefits | **Discount Stacking:** Tier discounts can stack with promotional bonuses up to a maximum of 40%. *** ### How Staking Works (Reliquary) CDX staking utilizes the **Reliquary system**, a time-weighted staking mechanism that rewards long-term commitment. Your stake is represented by a **Relic** — an ERC-721 NFT that tracks your position and maturity. #### Core Concepts | Term | Definition | | -------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | **Relic** | ERC-721 NFT representing your staking position | | **Maturity** | Age of your position, measured in time | | **Multiplier** | Reward boost based on maturity (up to 1.5x at max) | | Parameter | Value | | ------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Minimum Stake | 5,000 CDX | | Maturity Period | 1 year to max maturity | | Max Maturity Bonus | 50% yield boost (1.5x multiplier) | | Maturity Curve |

Polynomial Plateau (S-curve)
slow start → acceleration → plateau

| | Position Format | ERC-721 NFT (tradeable OTC/marketplace) | #### How Maturity Works Your stake's maturity determines your yield bonus: | Age | Multiplier | Bonus | | --------- | ---------- | ----------------- | | New Relic | 1.0x | 0% | | 3 months | \~1.1x | \~10% | | 6 months | \~1.3x | \~30% | | 12 months | 1.5x | **50% (maximum)** | The **Polynomial Plateau curve** creates optimal incentives: | Phase | Behavior | Purpose | | ---------- | -------------------- | ------------------------- | | **Early** | Slow maturity growth | Encourages commitment | | **Middle** | Accelerated growth | Rewards persistence | | **Late** | Plateau at maximum | Ensures fair distribution | ### Multiple Positions You can hold **multiple Relics**, each maturing independently: | Capability | Benefit | | -------------------- | -------------------------------------------- | | Separate strategies | Manage different time horizons | | Preserve maturity | New deposits don't dilute existing positions | | Selective liquidity | Sell one position, keep others | | Independent tracking | Each Relic has its own maturity clock | ### Advanced Relic Operations The tokenized nature of Reliquary enables powerful position management: #### Split | Action | Divide a Relic into two separate positions | | -------- | ------------------------------------------------------- | | Maturity | **Preserved** on both resulting Relics | | Use Case | Sell part of your position without sacrificing maturity | | Penalty | None — underlying liquidity remains committed | #### Shift | Action | Transfer tokens from one Relic to another | | -------- | --------------------------------------------- | | Maturity | Recalculated on receiving Relic | | Use Case | Consolidate capital from an acquired position | | Penalty | None — liquidity remains committed | #### Merge | Action | Combine two Relics into one | | -------- | ----------------------------------------- | | Process | Source Relic burned, target updated | | Maturity | Recalculated based on combined position | | Use Case | Simplify management of multiple positions | > **Key Insight:** Since underlying liquidity remains committed during these operations, you're never penalized for managing your positions. #### Position NFT Your staking position is represented as a tradeable NFT, allowing you to: * Transfer positions without unstaking * Sell mature positions on secondary markets * Maintain yield while exploring liquidity options *** ### Withdrawal Process #### Cooldown Period | Parameter | Details | | --------------------- | ------------------------------------- | | Cooldown Duration | 7 days | | Yield During Cooldown | Yes | | Tier Status | Maintained until withdrawal completes | | Cancel Option | Anytime — maturity preserved | #### How to Withdraw 1. **Initiate Withdrawal:** Start the 7-day cooldown 2. **Wait Period:** You are still earning yield and access all staking benefits during this period. 3. **Complete or Cancel:** Either claim tokens or cancel to preserve maturity > **Tip:** If market conditions change, you can cancel withdrawal anytime without losing accumulated maturity. *** ### Yield Distribution #### Source All yield comes from **platform profit** after operating costs are covered. #### Two Reward Types Reliquary supports two reward mechanisms: | Type | Description | Use Case | | -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | ------------------------ | | **Infinite Rewards** | Emission-rate based, tokens owed regardless of funding | | | **Finite Rewards** | Reserve-based, stops when empty | USDC profit distribution | CDX staking uses **Finite Rewards** for USDC yield — distribution continues only while the reserve has funds. #### Schedule | Parameter | Value | | ----------------------- | --------------------------- | | Profit Determination | Every 14-day cycle | | Distribution Cycle | Rolling 28-day distribution | | Refill Frequency | Every 14 days | | Distribution Method | Per-block (continuous) | | Minimum Claim Threshold | None | | Claiming | Anytime | | Currency | USDC | #### Yield Calculation Formula ``` Your Yield Share = (Your Stake × Your Maturity Multiplier) / Total Weighted Stake × Yield Pool ``` Where **Total Weighted Stake** = Sum of all (Stake × Maturity Multiplier) across all Relics in the pool. *** ### Emergency Features Reliquary includes safety mechanisms: | Feature | Description | | ------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Pause Functionality** | Admin can pause the system in emergencies | | **Emergency Withdrawals** | Users can retrieve funds without standard reward distribution | | **Immutable Codebase** | Core contract logic cannot be changed post-deployment | *** ### Best Practices | Practice | Rationale | | -------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Start Early** | The sooner you stake, the sooner maturity builds | | **Stake and Forget** | Avoid unnecessary withdrawals to maximize maturity | | **Use Split Wisely** | If you need partial liquidity, split rather than full withdrawal | | **Hold Multiple Relics** | New deposits can create new Relics, preserving existing maturity | | **Monitor Yield Flip** | At $1+ CDX price, yield allocation increases to 70% | | **Consider Selling Relic** | If you need liquidity, selling the NFT preserves value for buyer | # Profit Split ### Profit-Based Funding A core principle of CDX tokenomics is that **buybacks and staker yield are funded from platform profit, not gross revenue**. This distinction is critical for sustainability. #### How It Works ``` Platform Revenue ↓ Operating Costs (Infrastructure, Team, Development) ↓ PROFIT ↓ ┌──────┴──────┐ ↓ ↓ Buyback Staker & Burn Yield (CDX) (USDC) ``` #### Why Profit Matters | Principle | Explanation | | ---------------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | **Sustainability** | Platform remains viable long-term | | **No Debt Financing** | Distributions backed by real earnings | | **Aligned Incentives** | Token holders benefit when platform succeeds | | **Transparency** | Clear relationship between performance and rewards | #### Profit Calculation | Component | Location | | ------------------ | -------------------------------------- | | Profit Calculation | **Off-chain** (standard accounting) | | Distribution | **On-chain** (transparent, verifiable) | Profit is calculated using standard business accounting practices, then distributed on-chain for full transparency and verifiability. *** ### The Profit Split The allocation between buybacks and staker yield **dynamically adjusts** based on CDX market price: | CDX Price | Buyback & Burn | Staker Yield | | ------------ | -------------- | ------------ | | Below $1 | **70%** | 30% | | $1 and above | 30% | **70%** | #### Why This Design? **When CDX is Below $1** | Action | Effect | | -------------------- | --------------------------- | | Heavy buybacks (70%) | Reduces circulating supply | | Price support | Consistent market purchases | | Accelerated path | Drives toward $1 threshold | **When CDX is At or Above $1** | Action | Effect | | ------------------ | --------------------------------- | | Higher yield (70%) | Rewards long-term stakers | | Milestone reward | Recognizes collective achievement | | Stake incentive | Encourages maintaining positions | #### The Yield Flip The transition at $1 is called the **Yield Flip**: ``` Below $1: [████████████████████░░░░░░] 70% Buyback / 30% Yield Above $1: [░░░░░░████████████████████] 30% Buyback / 70% Yield ``` This creates a self-balancing system that optimizes for current market conditions. *** ### 100% Burn Policy All CDX purchased through buybacks is **permanently burned**: | Principle | Implementation | | ------------------------------ | ----------------------------------- | | **No Treasury Accumulation** | Tokens don't sit in a DAO wallet | | **No Future Selling Pressure** | Team can't dump bought tokens later | | **True Deflation** | Supply decreases permanently | | **Verifiable** | All burns recorded on-chain | #### Burn Mechanism
StepAction
1Platform generates profit
2Designated portion allocated to buybacks
3CDX purchased from market
4Tokens sent to burn address (irrecoverable)
5Total supply decreases permanently
*** ### Buyback Execution #### How Buybacks Happen | Parameter | Details | | ------------ | ------------------------------------------------------ | | Executor | 3/7 multisig (Conclave contractors + Cod3x Foundation) | | Timing | Ad-hoc (prevents front-running) | | Method | DEX aggregator on Base network | | Alternative | OTC deals with >5% discount | | Transparency | All buybacks visible on dashboard after execution | #### Multisig Structure | Parameter | Value | | ----------- | ----------------------------------------------- | | Threshold | 3 of 7 signers required | | Composition | Conclave contractors + Cod3x Foundation members | | Timelock | None (slippage management requires flexibility) | #### Why No Timelock? | Challenge | Timelock Problem | | ------------------- | ------------------------------------- | | Slippage Management | Can't respond to market conditions | | Front-Running | Creates predictable execution windows | | Capital Efficiency | Reduces effectiveness of buybacks | #### Execution Methods **Aggregator Purchases** | Aspect | Details | | -------- | -------------------------------- | | Platform | DEX aggregator on Base | | Timing | Ad-hoc to prevent gaming | | Benefit | Best available price across DEXs | **OTC Deals** | Aspect | Details | | --------- | ------------------------------------------- | | Threshold | Minimum 5% discount to market price | | Use Case | Larger purchases where DEX slippage is high | | Benefit | Guaranteed favorable pricing | #### Why Ad-Hoc Execution? Scheduled buybacks can be gamed: | Attack | How It Works | | ---------------- | -------------------------------------- | | Front-Running | Traders buy before known buyback times | | Sandwich | Sell immediately after | | Value Extraction | Drains value from the system | Ad-hoc execution prevents this by making timing unpredictable. *** ### Transparency Dashboard All buyback and yield distribution data is publicly visible: | Data Point | Visibility | | ------------------- | ------------------------------------- | | Buyback History | Date, amount, price, transaction hash | | Burn Verification | On-chain proof of token destruction | | Yield Distributions | Per-period USDC allocated | | Profit Metrics | Platform performance indicators | | Cumulative Burns | Total CDX removed from supply | *** ### Key Takeaways | Principle | Summary | | ----------------------- | -------------------------------------------- | | **Profit, Not Revenue** | Only actual earnings fund tokenomics | | **Dynamic Split** | Allocation optimizes for market conditions | | **100% Burns** | No treasury hoarding or future sell pressure | | **Ad-Hoc Timing** | Prevents front-running, maximizes efficiency | | **Full Transparency** | All actions verifiable on-chain | | **3/7 Multisig** | Secure but flexible execution | *** ### FAQs **Q: What counts as "profit"?** Revenue from credits, subscriptions, and fees minus all operating costs including infrastructure, team, and development. **Q: How often do buybacks occur?** Profit is determined every 14 days. Buyback timing varies intentionally within each cycle. The dashboard shows all historical buybacks. **Q: What if an OTC deal is available?** OTC deals are only executed if they offer at least 5% discount to market price, ensuring buybacks always get favorable pricing. **Q: Where can I verify burns?** All burns are recorded on-chain at the burn address. Links available on the transparency dashboard. **Q: How is the $1 threshold determined?** Manual processing at each 14-day deposit cycle. Will transition to automatic oracle-based processing if the system is well received. # Ways to Earn There are three main ways to earn CDX on the platform: [Leaderboards](/cdx-token/ways-to-earn/leaderboards) [Achievements & XP Shop](/cdx-token/ways-to-earn/achievements-and-xp-shop) [Referrals](/cdx-token/ways-to-earn/referrals) # Leaderboards Compete in 28-day cycles across multiple categories: * Best Sharpe Ratio (risk-adjusted returns) * Best PnL * Most Consecutive Wins * Most Copied Agent * Top Referrers Qualification: 20+ trades and $500+ credit spend per cycle # Achievements & XP Shop Complete achievements to earn XP, then redeem XP for CDX in the shop: * Lifetime achievements: One-time milestones (volume, spending, referrals) * Seasonal achievements: Reset every 90 days * Weekly achievements: Reset every 7 days # Referrals Earn 5-15% of your referrals' credit spend, paid in CDX: | **Tier** | **Active Referrals** | **Fee Share** | | ---------- | -------------------- | ------------- | | Standard | Any | 5% | | Bronze | 10+ | 7.5% | | Silver | 25+ | 10% | | Gold | 50+ | 12.5% | | Ambassador | 100+ | 15% |
# Battlepass ### Season Structure * Duration: 90 days per season * Levels: 50 levels to complete * XP required: \~50,000 XP total * Target pace: \~555 XP per day ### Two Tracks #### Free Track Available to everyone. Earn CDX, cosmetics, and badges just by playing. * Total rewards: \~12,500 CDX + cosmetics #### Premium Track Unlocked by staking at PRO tier (5,000+ CDX). Get both tracks! * Additional rewards: \~40,000 CDX * Exclusive cosmetics: Animated frames, legendary skins * Total (both tracks): \~52,500 CDX ### Milestone Rewards Every 10 levels unlock special milestone rewards: * Level 10: Milestone badge + bonus CDX * Level 20: Exclusive title + bonus CDX * Level 30: Premium cosmetics + bonus CDX * Level 40: Elite rewards + bonus CDX Level 50: Season Complete badge + legendary rewards # Creator Economy # Page 3 # Emission Schedule # Page 2 # How Cod3x improves Perps Trading Perpetual futures (or perps) are one of the most traded assets in crypto. They let you bet on price moves with leverage, without needing to own the underlying token. The problem with perps is that they're simple to understand, but very difficult to master. The result is that new traders often bleed capital and quit before they can actually learn, all driven by a common set of issues: * They guess at entries and exits * They over-leverage during volatility * They miss signals while they're AFK * They don't manage their risk * They don't trade with a plan Cod3x exists to change this - giving perps traders simple tools to make 10x improvements to their trades. *** ### The Problem With Manual Perps Trading Trading perps manually can be fun, but is ultimately a losing game: * **Missed Setups** – Markets move fast & analyzing trade opportunities takes too long. * **Improper Entry/Exit** – Mis-timed and poorly-sized trades can kill PnL. * **Emotional decision-making** – Fear and greed turn good setups into bad trades. * **Fragmented tooling** – Too many apps create blind spots & cognitive overload. Even seasoned traders take shortcuts and revert to bad habits over the course of a trading day, missing out on easy wins. *** ### The Cod3x Difference Cod3x turns trading from an uphill grind into an engineered system, allowing traders to delegate as much or as little of their trading strategy to their AI agent as they'd like. No more wasted brainpower - Cod3x will **execute 24/7 with near-perfect discipline**. Let your agent do the hard stuff: * **Analyze markets** using institutional data and social listening. * **Find setups among hundreds of assets** using state-of-the-art technical analysis. * **Execute instantly** on Hyperliquid, GMX and other supported protocols with precise TP/SL management. * **Adapt its strategy** based on performance and market conditions, without emotional bias. Every action can be evaluated against a core strategy to ensure maximum precision. *** ### Designed for beginners and pros If you’re used to trading perps manually, Cod3x fits directly into your workflow but removes the weakest links: * Create and fund an agent in minutes. * Define goals and trading styles once. * Let the AI handle scanning, entries, risk management, and exits while you focus on strategy. Cod3x agents don’t get tired, don’t FOMO, and always take emotion out of the equation. *** ### From Idea to Live Agent in Minutes Building an agent is simple: 1. Name it and set its personality. 2. Choose trading style, tokens, and strategy. 3. Pick an AI model and fund the agent wallet. Cod3x does the rest— handles the strategy, structures the goals and launches a live, autonomous trader ready for any market. *** ### Next Step Move to Getting Started to create your first agent and see how Cod3x transforms trading from a manual race into an automated edge. # Getting Started ## Getting Started This guide walks you from first login through creating and funding your trading agent so you can start trading in under two minutes. *** ### Logging In Head over to [app.cod3x.org](https://trade.cod3x.org/) to begin. Accept the terms and conditions and log in using your crypto wallet. You may also use an alternative form of sign-in like Google or Apple, but may need to connect a wallet later to access certain functionality. After signing in you’ll land on a brief welcome screen highlighting what comes next—creating your agent, setting goals, starting trades, and monitoring performance. *** ### Creating Your First Agent Click **Get Started with Cod3x** to launch the creation flow.
#### Templates After that choose a template to begin with a base configuration that you can still customize later.
To get started using a template, first select an agent from the list of templates. Click on details to view each template's description to ensure its capabilities match your expectations. Each template comes with it's own strategy description, goal automations and triggers. Remember, each template can be edited and customized after creation to suit your needs.
Finally, press select template and then continue and you're done! Cod3x automatically creates autonomous goals for market analysis, trade execution, and performance review so your agent can begin optimizing as soon as it goes live. *** ### Funding Your Agent The last step is adding trading capital. You can fund your agent in the "Wallet" section of the trading terminal
Each agent has its own dedicated smart wallet. Funding is as simple as sending crypto (USDC and a small amount of ETH as gas is enough to start) to your agents wallet address, or you can use the dedicated fund buttons bellow to use your connected wallet as a funding source. Simply click on the collateral type you want to fund and a pop-up should appear with pre-populated amounts, click on custom if you want to fund a custom amount.
After that, you can use the Hyperliquid Bridge modal in the tools section to send your USDC over to your Hyperliquid account in order to start trading there.
> **Tip:** Cod3x integrates with Hyperliquid and GMX V2 (which supports multiple collateral tokens.) > > On Hyperliquid your agent only needs USDC, no need for gas. On GMX your agent can go long on collateral and on the trading position at the same time, helping reduce gas fees and slippage. Follow the instructions in the app. Once funded, your agent is fully operational. # Trading With Hyperliquid ### Trading Infrastructure & Hyperliquid Cod3x executes all perpetual trades **directly on Hyperliquid**.\ Every long or short your agent opens, every limit order, every liquidation—\ all of it ultimately routes through Hyperliquid’s high-performance matching engine. > **Why it matters**\ > Understanding Hyperliquid’s orderbook mechanics helps you anticipate fills, liquidity behavior, funding, and execution quality. The Cod3x terminal simplifies trading, but the underlying rules remain Hyperliquid’s. ***
Make sure to select Hyperliquid as your preferred exchange in the tools section in order to trade on Hyperliquid. *** ### What You Should Know Even though Cod3x abstracts the complexity of interacting with an orderbook, your trades inherit Hyperliquid’s: * **Orderbook Mechanics** – Orders interact with real bids/asks; liquidity depth determines fills. * **Funding Payments** – Longs and shorts pay or receive funding based on market imbalance. * **Maker/Taker Fees** – Taker orders consume liquidity; maker orders provide it and can earn rebates. * **Liquidation Rules** – Positions are liquidated when margins fall below Hyperliquid’s thresholds. * **Execution Behavior** – Fill quality depends on volatility, liquidity, and order type. * **Oracle & Mark Price** – Hyperliquid uses its own oracle and index system to determine PnL, funding, and liquidation points. *** ### Learn the Hyperliquid Details For a deep dive into fee schedules, orderbook mechanics,\ and all other protocol rules, start here: 👉 [**Hyperliquid Documentation**](https://hyperliquid.gitbook.io/hyperliquid-docs) This is the authoritative reference on: * Maker/taker fees and funding rate calculations * Margin requirements, mark price, and risk parameters * Orderbook behavior and matching engine * Liquidation logic and guardrails * Market specifications and contract details *** ### Bottom line Cod3x gives you a streamlined AI trading experience,\ but **your trades still follow Hyperliquid’s rules**.\ Reading the Hyperliquid docs ensures you know exactly how costs, risks, and execution work behind the scenes. # Trading With GMX V2 ## Trading Infrastructure & GMX V2 Cod3x executes all perpetual trades **directly on GMX V2**.\ Every long or short your agent opens, every limit order, every liquidation—\ all of it ultimately settles on GMX V2 smart contracts. > **Why it matters**\ > Understanding GMX’s mechanics helps you anticipate funding fees, slippage, and pool dynamics. The Cod3x terminal simplifies execution, but the underlying rules remain GMX’s. ***
Make sure to select GMX as your preferred exchange in the tools section in order to trade on GMX. *** ### What You Should Know Even though Cod3x abstracts away on-chain complexity, your trades inherit GMX V2’s: * **Funding & Borrow Fees** – The cost of holding leveraged positions. * **Liquidity Pool Mechanics** – Orders fill against GMX pool liquidity, not an order book. * **Price Impact & Slippage** – Pool depth and market volatility affect final fills. * **Liquidation Rules** – Positions can be liquidated if collateral ratios drop below GMX thresholds. * **Execution Timing** – Transactions are confirmed on-chain; network congestion can affect speed. *** ### Learn the GMX V2 Details For a deep dive into fee schedules, pool-based perpetuals,\ and all other protocol mechanics, start here: 👉 [GMX V2 Documentation](https://docs.gmx.io/docs/trading/v2) This is the authoritative reference on: * Fee structure and funding rates * Market creation and price feeds * Slippage, oracles, and risk parameters * Position management and liquidations *** **Bottom line**\ Cod3x gives you a streamlined AI trading experience,\ but **your trades still follow GMX V2 rules**.\ Reading the GMX V2 docs ensures you know exactly how costs, risks, and execution work behind the scenes. # Trading With Lighter ## Coming Soon # Glossary A quick reference for new users. **Agent** Your AI entity. It trades, posts, analyzes, and operates independently using instructions you provide. **Task / Strategy** A single automated workflow your agent performs. Could be a trading routine, a daily analysis, or a recurring tweet. **Execution** One full run of a task. Includes reasoning, data retrieval, and the final action. **Run** A single instance of a task being executed. Logged in the Runs Interface with full traceability. **Tool** A plugin your agent uses to fetch data, make trades, or interact with the outside world. Think of tools as its hands and eyes. **Step** A building block of an execution. Each run is made of multiple steps, such as “Get RSI,” “Analyze Portfolio,” or “Place Limit Order.” **Subtask** A mini-action within a step, usually attached to a specific tool. These offer granular insights into why a decision was made. **Agent Template** A full plug-and-play AI agent configuration, including its personality, trading rules, and prebuilt tasks. **Task Template** A reusable logic block you can add to any agent. Task templates are standalone strategies (like “Daily Market Analysis”) rather than full personas. **Run Limit** The number of times your agent can execute tasks in a 24-hour period. Based on your plan and model usage. **Credit** A virtual unit that determines how many executions you can afford, based on model costs. High-end models use more credits per run. # Terminal Overview
Trading Terminal Overview The Cod3x Trading Terminal is your live trading cockpit, bringing together market data, AI decision-making, and on-chain execution in one place. Every action your agent takes, from market scans to executed trades, appears here in real time. *** ### Quick Entry Points * **Chart & Market View** – Watch price action, draw trend lines, watch your agent draw TA on it and place manual orders. * **Positions & Orders** – Track open trades, PnL, collateral, history and adjust TP/SL instantly. * **AI Analysis** – Run deep token scans and set up automated trade ideas. These are the three areas most traders use first. You can explore them in any order *** ### Core Layout The terminal is organized into three main panels: **Chart & Market View**\ A full TradingView chart with live order overlays, customizable timeframes, and drawing tools for technical analysis. **Chat & AI Execution Feed**\ Type plain-language instructions—“scan top 20 altcoins for breakouts,” “tighten stop loss on ETH”—and watch the agent respond. Every AI-driven action and market insight is logged here. **Positions & Orders Panel**\ A real-time ledger of every trade. See PnL, leverage, and exposure at a glance, with one-click options to modify or close positions. *** ### Top Navigation Tabs Across the top of the terminal you’ll find specialized tabs: * **AI Analysis** – Automated token scans and confluence checks. * **Chat** – Direct natural-language control of your agent. * **Goals** – Review or edit the agent’s autonomous trading goals. * **Wallet** – Fund or withdraw collateral and view balances. * **Tools** – Instantly swap between supported assets inside the agent wallet, across agents or withdraw your collateral. * **Journal** – A decision log that records your agent's reasoning across goal runs, building context it can reference for future trades. * **Intel** – Market intelligence and sentiment feeds curated for your strategy. * **Alerts** – Notifications about credit top-ups and goal executions * **Settings** – Adjust trading risk parameters, agent preferences and agent status. Each tab is described in its own page within this section. *** # AI Analysis {% embed url="" %} ## AI Analysis ![](/files/bGxqzoVk4ZJbWp4eFKnA)\ AI Analysis is where Cod3x shows its full power. With a few clicks, you can run deep, automated technical research on any supported token and receive a complete trading report—ready to act on or feed into your agent’s strategy. *** ### Running an Analysis 1. **Select a Token**\ Use the token selector in the top-left corner of the terminal to choose any supported asset.\ ![](/files/nTbSlMCEoZiSqvHOUZWq)\ The chart will update instantly with a live price chart and order data. 2. **Open AI Analysis**\ Click the **AI Analysis** tab at the top of the terminal.\ ![](/files/xtRrmKLDoiOZcamCKhRV)\ Choose the type of analysis and the time frame you want to study—1m to 1d.
3. **Choose Your Depth** * **Quick Scan (Trend, Momentum, Volatility)** – fast, high-level trade ideas. * **Full Technical Analysis (Comprehensive)** – deeper market structure and indicator work. * **Advanced Mode** – unlocks full indicator selection and custom data inputs, letting you focus on very specific signals. 4. **Launch the Run**\ Press >**Analyze** and let Cod3x handle the heavy lifting. In a few minutes you’ll have a full report. *** ### What You Receive
Each completed analysis includes: * **Executive Summary** – plain-language market context and trend direction. * **Technical Pattern Analysis** – breakdown of bullish or bearish patterns. * **Trade Setups** – suggested entries, stop-loss and take-profit targets, and risk levels. * **Key Levels** – price targets to watch for when setting limit orders or taking profits * **Technical Signals** – a breakdown of confluence indicators such as RSI, MA, and Volume. * **Risk Management** – volatility, drawdown projections, and leverage guidance. * **Full Report** – a detailed write-up you can read on-screen, or export to PDF. * **Chart Annotations** – the agent automatically draws trend lines, support and resistance boxes, and other technical patterns directly on the TradingView chart. These annotations stay on the chart after the analysis finishes, giving you a persistent visual guide for future trades. These outputs are structured so you can act immediately or feed them into your agent’s goals for automated execution in the future *** ### Why It Matters Manual analysis and charting can take hours and is prone to human error. Cod3x condenses that entire process into a single run—scanning multiple timeframes, applying custom indicators, and translating raw data into a clear trading plan. Whether you’re looking for a quick confirmation before entering a position or a deep multi-timeframe study, AI Analysis provides an institutional-grade readout directly inside the terminal. # Chat ## Chat ![](/files/MN6iYebbo5fCfGSMzQPl)\ The Chat panel is the **centerpiece of the Cod3x Trading Terminal**. Every action your agent can take—market analysis, trade execution, strategy updates, or even troubleshooting—can be done here in natural language. *** {% embed url="" %} ### What You Can Do Chat is more than a message box.\ It’s a direct line to your trading agent and the Cod3x engine.\ From a single place you can: * Run instant **market analyses** on any token. * **Open or close trades** with specific instructions. (Or just according to your trading strategy) * Set up or edit **trading goals** and automated strategies. * Tell your agent to draw **lines, boxes, and TA patterns** on the chart. * Ask about **open positions, PnL, or full position history**. * Troubleshoot **errors or execution issues** in real time. * Have regular **back-and-forth discussions** about market outlook or custom ideas. If it relates to your agent, you can ask it here. *** ### **Reasoning Strategies** Every chat message and goal run is powered by a reasoning strategy — the method your agent uses to think through problems before acting. You can choose from four modes: * **Direct** – Fast, simple tool calling. Best for straightforward tasks like checking a price or closing a position. * **ReAct** – Think → Act → Observe loop. The agent reasons, takes an action, observes the result, then decides the next step. Great for multi-step tasks. * **Chain of Thought** – Analyze → Plan → Execute. Sequential reasoning where each step builds on the last, producing a clear logical chain. Ideal for complex analytical tasks. * **Graph of Thought** – Multi-perspective branching analysis. The agent explores the problem from multiple angles simultaneously, then synthesizes the best insights into a final answer. Best for nuanced decisions. Pick the strategy that matches the complexity of what you're asking. ### Continuous Control Because Chat is always live, you can keep refining your agent without navigating multiple screens. Update a stop loss, adjust risk limits, or create a new daily market scan—just type the instruction and watch the agent respond in real time. If Cod3x needs clarification, it will ask follow-up questions and then carry out the task automatically. *** ### Why It Matters Manual control panels and scattered tools slow trading down. With Chat, everything stays conversational and immediate. From first market scan to live trade execution, you can run your entire trading operation in natural language—fast, transparent, and always on-chain. # Goals/Task Management ## Goals/Task Management ![](/files/g5gIlWPeUrIrp4iTWiqp) Cod3x agents are built around your trading goals — natural-language statements that define what you want to achieve and how your agent should act to get there, all automated. A goal is more than a single trade or setup. It’s a living instruction that guides how your agent thinks, reacts, and executes across changing market conditions. Examples: * “Accumulate ETH on dips while maintaining 2x leverage.” * “Scalp high-volume altcoins using RSI and VWAP.” * “Exit all positions if BTC breaks key support.” Each goal becomes a self-contained workflow — your agent analyzes the market, creates or updates positions, manages risk, and reports results automatically.\ You can set or adjust goals at any time through chat or manually. Click on any goal you have to dive in deeper and see it's details or generate a whole new template agent based on the ones you've created.
### Creating a New Goal Each goal defines what your Cod3x agent should accomplish — from research and analysis to execution and reporting. Goals are modular, autonomous routines that can run on schedule or be triggered on-demand, giving your agent direction and focus. #### Step 1: Basic Information
In this step, you’ll define the purpose and priority of your goal. * **Goal Title** — Give your goal a clear name (e.g., *“Scan top altcoin markets for long setups”*). * **Description** — Describe what the goal should achieve in plain language.\ Example: *“Analyze trending tokens on GMX and identify 3 high-confluence long setups using RSI and MACD.” (You can see more examples on how detailed goals descriptions can look like in some of the templated agent's goals)* * **Type** — Select the goal category: * **Research** – For analysis, data gathering, or sentiment scanning. * **Trading** – For placing trades or managing open positions. * **Priority** — Define urgency from *Low (1)* to Urgent *(5)*.\ Higher priority goals will appear first in your agent’s task queue and influence execution order. Once you’ve filled these out, click **Next** to proceed to configuration. *** #### Step 2: Configuration
Here you’ll decide how your goal will run and which model powers it. **AI Model Selection** Cod3x supports multiple large language models (LLMs), each optimized for different workloads.\ Choose the one that best fits your goal’s complexity and budget. * **Anthropic: Claude Sonnet 4.5** – Deep reasoning, high context, recommended for advanced goal logic. * **OpenAI: GPT-4.1** – Balanced performance for analysis and execution tasks. * **GPT-4.1 Mini** – Fast and cost-efficient for frequent, lighter-weight goals. * **xAI: Grok 3** – High-context, creative reasoning useful for adaptive market reads. Once selected, you’ll see: * **Context Window** – The total token capacity available (e.g., 1000k tokens). * **Cost Breakdown** – Estimated compute usage and credits per execution. * **Provider Details** – Model source (e.g., OpenRouter). You can view the full list of models anytime under **View All Models.** **Toggle the "Requires Open Position" toggle if this is a goal that reviews current open positions.** **Tools & Capabilities** *Optional:* Attach any tools your goal will use — such as on-chain data fetchers, price analysis modules, or order executors. \ By default the agent dynamicallys pick the best tool for each run. Click **Next** to move to scheduling. *** #### Step 3: Schedule
This step defines when and how often the goal runs. * **Schedule Type** – Choose between: * **Recurring** – Runs automatically on selected days and times. * **Manual** – Executes only when triggered by you or another goal. * **Daily** – Executes daily on selected execution times * **Days of Week** – Select which days to execute. * **Execution Times** – Add one or more run times (e.g., *21:35*). * **Timezone** – Set your preferred timezone for consistency across agents. You can add multiple schedules to align analysis and execution goals (for example, run “Market Scan” every morning before your “Trade Execution” goal). Once saved, your goal becomes active and visible in the dashboard.\ Your agent will now monitor conditions and execute as defined. # Goals Overview Each goal in Cod3x has an **Overview** tab that provides full visibility into its performance, configuration, and runtime behavior. *** #### Task Prompt Every goal begins with a **Task Prompt** — a structured breakdown of what the agent must execute when the goal runs. It serves as the core instruction set, combining your natural-language description with tool-based steps and execution logic. *** #### Performance Metrics At the top of the Overview, you’ll find live statistics summarizing execution results: * **Total Runs** – The number of completed goal executions. * **Success Rate** – The percentage of runs completed without errors or interruptions. * **Average Credits** – The mean compute cost per run. These metrics help identify performance efficiency and optimization opportunities across different goals and models. *** #### Configuration Details Below performance metrics, the configuration panel summarizes how the goal is set up: * **Goal Type** – Defines the category (Trading, Research). * **Strict Tools Mode** – If enabled, limits the agent to specific pre-approved tools only. * **Requires Open Positions** – Restricts goal execution to cases where the agent already holds an open trade. Configuration is editable at any time, allowing rapid iteration between model types, toolsets, and goal dependencies. *** #### Run History The **Last Run** section logs current and previous executions: * **Status** – Indicates whether a goal is active, paused, or completed. * **Run Number** – Sequential count of goal executions. * **Credits Used** – Compute credits consumed in the latest run. * **Duration** – Time elapsed for the goal’s execution. Click **View Details** to inspect the full execution trace, including tool calls, results, and any agent reasoning used during the process. *** #### Suggested Tools Cod3x recommends tools based on the goal’s task prompt and prior usage.\ Examples include: * `GeHLMarketInfoTool` * `HLPositionManagerTool` * `UpdateGoalHistoryTool` * `ListGoalsTool` These serve as quick links to refine your goal’s capabilities or extend automation workflows. *** #### Deleting a Goal At the bottom of the Overview, you can permanently remove a goal and its full run history.\ This action cannot be undone and should only be performed when you’re certain the goal is no longer needed. # Goal Runs ### Runs Every time a goal executes—whether triggered manually, by schedule, or through automation—Cod3x logs it as a **Run**. Runs capture the full execution lifecycle, performance metrics, tool usage, and reasoning trail behind every decision the agent makes. *** #### Viewing All Runs
The **Runs** tab displays a chronological list of all past executions. Each entry includes: * **Run Number** – Sequential identifier (e.g., Run #20). * **Status** – *Completed, Failed,* or *In Progress.* * **Duration** – Total runtime. * **Credits Used** – Compute credits consumed during execution. * **Timestamp** – Exact start time in your configured timezone. Click **View** beside any run to open its detailed breakdown. This high-level view helps you track stability and cost efficiency over time—for instance, noticing that your “Execute Short on RSI Overbought” goal consistently completes within 8 minutes using \~750 credits. *** #### Run Details
At the top of every run, headline metrics give you the full picture at a glance: * **Overall Score** – How well the run achieved its goal (out of 100). * **Success Rate** – Percentage of steps that completed successfully. * **Execution Time** – Total runtime from start to finish. * **Credit Usage** – Compute credits consumed. * **Messages** – Total messages exchanged between agent, system, and tools. * **Reasoning Steps** – Number of distinct reasoning steps the agent took. * **Tool Calls** – How many tools were invoked. * **Context Usage** – Percentage of the model's token window consumed. * **Working Memory** – Data entries the agent stored during execution. * **Iterations** – Number of full think-act-observe cycles completed. Below that, Run Details lists status, run number, start/end times, duration, whether it was a test run, and the thread ID. *** #### Final Reflection
The agent's final reflection is surfaced at the top of every run so you don't have to scroll through individual steps to understand what happened. This isn't just a status label — it's a comprehensive execution summary the agent writes after completing (or aborting) a run. A typical reflection includes: * **Execution Summary** – What the goal set out to do and whether it succeeded, aborted, or failed. * **Key Findings** – What the agent discovered during execution (e.g., missing upstream data, market conditions, confluence signals). * **Portfolio State** – Verified account balance, open positions, pending orders, current heat, and risk capacity at time of execution. * **Actions Taken** – Everything the agent actually did during the run: data collection, journal entries created, trades placed, orders modified. * **Workflow Analysis** – How this run fits into the broader goal dependency chain and whether upstream goals delivered the data it needed. * **Recommended Next Steps** – Actionable suggestions for both immediate fixes and systemic improvements. * **Risk Assessment** – Whether the run introduced, modified, or avoided risk exposure, and why that was the correct behavior. The reflection gives you a full debrief in one place — whether the run executed a perfect trade or correctly aborted because prerequisites weren't met. *** #### Graph State Overview A look under the hood of the reasoning engine: * **Started / Last Activity** – Timestamps for run lifecycle. * **Total Messages** – Messages exchanged during execution. * **Waiting for Human** – Whether the agent paused for user input. * **Context Window** – Tokens consumed out of the model's limit (e.g., 21,734 / 1,000,000). * **Active Tools** – Every tool the agent had access to during the run (e.g., SearchJournalTool, GetHLCandleSnapshotTool, GetHLPositionsTool, CreateJournalEntryTool). * **Credit Usage** – Broken out per-model cost. *** #### **Reasoning Steps** The core of every run. Each step is labeled by type and timestamped so you can trace the agent's reasoning in sequence: * **Thought** – The agent's internal reasoning about what to do next. * **Action** – A tool call or set of tool calls the agent decided to execute. * **Observation** – The result of that action (e.g., "Processed 7 tool results. 7 succeeded, 0 failed."). * **Reflection** – The agent pauses to evaluate what it's learned before deciding the next move. In Graph of Thought mode, the agent branches into parallel reasoning paths and fires multiple tool calls simultaneously, then synthesizes observations before reflecting. Each step is expandable for full detail. *** #### **Tool Results** Every tool invoked during the run is listed with its execution time in milliseconds. Expand any tool to see exact inputs, outputs, and response data. If a tool returned empty data or failed, you'll see it here — this is where you debug. *** #### **Messages** The complete message log between the system, the agent, and its tools: * **System** – The system prompt with agent identity, reasoning mode, wallet address, and current time. * **Human** – The goal instruction passed to the agent. * **AI** – Every agent response, including tool call decisions. * **Tool** – Raw tool responses with full data payloads. *** #### **Working Memory** Data the agent stored during the run for reference. Each entry shows: * **Source Tool** – Which tool generated the data. * **Created** – When it was stored. * **Token Size** – How much context it occupies. * **Data** – The full payload (e.g., a journal entry recording why a scan was aborted, current portfolio state, trade details). *** **Practical Uses** * Audit how your agent interpreted trading logic step by step. * Compare reasoning depth, tool usage, and credit costs across different reasoning strategies. * Debug failed runs by tracing from Final Reflection back through the reasoning steps to the exact tool result that caused the abort. * Verify that journal entries and working memory are capturing the right context for downstream goals. # Triggers ### Triggers Triggers allow your agent to **react automatically to live market conditions**.\ They act as event-based activators for goals; firing whenever predefined technical conditions are met. Each trigger monitors a specific **market, timeframe, and indicator**, and fires when that indicator crosses a threshold, reaches a limit, or meets a condition. You can use triggers to automate analysis, signal detection, or execution logic — all without writing a single line of code. *** #### How Triggers Work * **Standalone Triggers** fire independently (OR logic).\ Any standalone trigger becoming true will activate the goal. * **Grouped Triggers** fire only when *all* conditions in the group are met (AND logic).\ Use grouped triggers to chain multiple signals together. * **OR Relationship Between Groups and Standalones:**\ Multiple groups and standalones can coexist; any of them can fire the goal when conditions are met. This system gives you full flexibility to design simple or complex trading conditions with intuitive visual logic. *** ### Ways to Add Triggers Cod3x currently supports **three ways to create triggers**, depending on how much guidance or control you want.\ All methods create the same underlying trigger logic — they differ only in how the trigger is defined. *** #### 1. AI Assistant (Natural Language) The **AI Goal Assistant** lets you create triggers using natural language. You can type almost any instruction, and Cod3x will generate an appropriate trigger based on: * Your input * The goal prompt (used as context) * Sensible defaults when details are missing
Examples: * “Add RSI oversold trigger for BTC” * “Add a MACD trigger” * “Add a Bollinger Band trigger” * “Add the best trigger here” If you don’t specify details like timeframe or parameters, the assistant will automatically: * Choose a reasonable default timeframe * Select an appropriate trigger condition * Apply a suitable trigger mode and cooldown to prevent spam
Before anything is added, Cod3x shows what it understood and what will be created. You can review and apply the change with a single click. This method is ideal for fast setup, experimentation, or users who don’t want to think in indicator mechanics. *** #### 2. Row-Based Triggers (Manual Configuration) The **row-based trigger editor** is the most direct and manual way to build triggers. When you click **Add Trigger**, a new row appears where you configure the trigger step by step: 1. Select the **market** 2. Select the **timeframe** 3. Choose **Price or an Indicator** 4. Define the **condition**\ (crosses above, crosses below, greater than, touches, etc.) 5. If applicable, set **indicator parameters**\ (e.g. SMA / EMA period in candles) 6. Save the trigger
This approach gives you full control over every part of the trigger definition and is best suited for users who already know exactly what setup they want. *** #### 3. Card-Based Triggers (Templates + Advanced Flow) In **Cards view**, clicking **Add Trigger** opens a trigger selection modal. You can: * Choose from a set of **pre-built trigger templates**\ (e.g. RSI Overbought / Oversold, VWAP signals, MACD trend shifts) * Or switch to **Advanced Configuration** to define everything manually
The advanced flow walks you through: 1. Market 2. Timeframe 3. Indicator 4. Condition 5. Trigger mode 6. Cooldown configuration 7. Final review before creation This method provides guidance through templates while still allowing full customization when needed. *** #### Using Multiple Methods Together You can freely mix all three trigger creation methods within the same goal: * Add some triggers via the AI Assistant * Fine-tune others manually in rows * Use templates for common setups Regardless of how they are created, all triggers behave the same once attached to a goal. *** #### Combining Triggers Cod3x supports both **independent** and **grouped** triggers: * **Standalone triggers (OR logic)** — fire individually.\ Example: “RSI Oversold on BTC OR AAVE OR SOL.” * **Grouped triggers (AND logic)** — require all conditions to be true.\ Example: “Price crosses above VWAP AND Bollinger Upper Band touches.” This allows you to build sophisticated multi-signal systems without code, fully managed through Cod3x’s visual interface. *** ## Time Triggers (Scheduler)
Time triggers let your agent run goals on a fixed schedule — ideal for consistent routines such as daily analysis, weekly reports, or periodic rebalancing.\ They operate independently of technical triggers, ensuring execution even when market conditions are idle. **How It Works** * **Schedule Type** – Choose between *Recurring*, *Daily*, *Weekly*, or *Manual*. * **Days of Week** – Pick specific days for execution. * **Execution Times** – Add one or more times for each selected day (e.g., *09:00*). * **Timezone** – Set the timezone to align scheduling across your agents. Once saved, your agent will automatically execute the goal at the defined time(s), regardless of indicator or market state. Tip: Combine time triggers with technical triggers to maintain continuous monitoring — for example, run “Market Scan” every morning at 09:00, and execute trades only when RSI or VWAP conditions are met. *** #### Task Triggers
Task triggers let one goal activate another — creating **sequential workflows** between agents or between analysis and execution stages.\ They connect goals together, so results from one process can automatically kick off the next. **How It Works**
* **Select Goal to Trigger From** – Choose any existing goal as the source event. * **Trigger Event** – Define when this goal should fire: * **On Start** – When the source goal begins. * **On Success** – When the source goal completes successfully. * **On Failure** – When the source goal fails or errors out. With task triggers, Cod3x can execute multi-stage routines — from scanning markets to entering, managing, and exiting positions — entirely on autopilot. # Wallet ## Wallet ![](/files/vVqwsjdN0Mn3lgL90qpa) The **Wallet** is where you manage the capital your agent uses to trade. Each Cod3x agent operates with its own **dedicated trading account**, fully isolated from your personal wallet. This gives you clear separation, transparency, and full control over the funds used by the agent. *** ### Account Overview At the top of the Trading Account, you’ll see a real-time summary of the agent’s capital and exposure: * **Account Value** – Total value of the agent’s trading account. * **Withdrawable** – Funds currently available to withdraw. * **Margin Used** – Capital currently allocated to open positions. * **Positions** – Number of active positions. * **Unrealized PnL** – Live profit or loss from open positions. Below this, any **open positions** are displayed with: * Asset and direction (Long / Short) * Position size and value * Unrealized PnL * ROE and margin mode (e.g. isolated) This view updates in real time as positions open, close, or change.
*** ### Funding Your Agent The **Fund Agent** section is where you add capital to the agent’s trading account. #### Send Funds on Arbitrum Each agent has a unique funding address. You can: * Copy the address directly * Scan the QR code * Send funds manually from any wallet Funds sent here are credited to the agent and prepared for trading. *** #### Funding Steps Funding follows a simple, guided flow: 1. **Gas (ETH on Arbitrum)**\ Small amounts of ETH are required for transaction fees. 2. **USDC on Arbitrum**\ USDC is the primary trading capital used by the agent. 3. **Bridge to Hyperliquid**\ Once USDC is available on Arbitrum, it can be bridged to Hyperliquid for live trading. Each step clearly shows whether it’s complete and what’s required next, making it easy to understand where your funds are and what action is needed. *** ### Why This Matters Your agent can only trade with capital that is: * Properly funded * On the correct network * Bridged to the execution venue The Trading Account gives you a single, clear view of: * Total capital * Active exposure * Available funds * Funding readiness So you always know exactly what your agent can do and why. # Tools ## Tools ![](/files/vkDQavZlCPLwICttnBCU)\ The **Tools** tab is your agent’s utility bench. It gathers all the essential actions for moving and converting funds—perfect for fine-tuning collateral, bridging networks, or transferring assets between agents. *** ### Available Tools #### 1. Bridging Wizard Move agent funds across networks without leaving the terminal. * Bridge tokens (e.g., USDC from Base) directly to **Arbitrum** for GMX trading. * Transfers typically settle in 5–15 minutes. * Funds arrive ready for leveraged or perpetual positions. This is the fastest way to reposition capital when markets move between chains. *** #### 2. Transfer Tool Send tokens from one Cod3x agent to another or to an external wallet. * **Single or Batch Transfer** – move one token or an entire set in a single step. * **To Another Agent** – balance capital across different strategies. * **External Wallet** – withdraw a specific token without draining the full wallet. Ideal for distributing profits or reorganizing collateral between active agents. *** #### 3. Withdraw Tool Empty an agent’s wallet in one secure action. * Select tokens from any chain and **drain the wallet completely**. * Double-entry address confirmation prevents accidental loss. * Perfect for closing an agent or moving everything back to cold storage. *** ### Why It Matters Collateral management and network flexibility are critical for traders running multiple strategies.\ By integrating conversion, bridging, transfers, and withdrawals in one place, **Tools** lets you reallocate capital instantly—without leaving Cod3x or paying unnecessary fees. # Intel ## Intel ![](/files/LOwBRGWn5Vc0COlAVDWD)\ The **Intel** tab is where Cod3x surfaces market-moving information. It brings together **AI-powered token analyses** and **curated crypto news** so you can trade with a complete picture of market sentiment and opportunities. *** ### Central Intelligence Feed At the top of Intel is the **Central Intelligence Feed**.
Here Cod3x continuously publishes **free AI analyses** on BTC once a day. Each entry displays: * **Confidence %** – how strongly the signals align. * **Risk Level** – an instant gauge of volatility. * **Signal Ratio** – number of bullish vs bearish indicators. * **Recommendation** – clear action cues such as *Buy*, *Hold*, or *Sell*.
Click **Buy** to open a **full technical report using x402**—the same deep analysis you’d get by running your own AI Analysis. Inside you’ll find: * Trade setups with precise entries and exits * Multi-timeframe chart patterns * Long and short opportunities * A complete written market summary This is where Cod3x delivers actionable trading ideas without you even asking. *** ### Saved Analyses Every time you run your own AI Analysis, the results are **automatically saved here**.\ This means you can revisit past reports, compare setups over time, and track how signals evolve—all in one organized feed. *** ### News Stream
Switch to the **News** tab to see a live stream of market intelligence from trusted crypto Twitter accounts and external sources. Each post includes a quick sentiment readout so you can judge its impact on market conditions at a glance. *** ### Why It Matters Alpha is only as good as the speed you receive it.\ Intel keeps you **ahead of the market**—offering free token analyses, storing your custom reports, and filtering crypto news in real time—so you can act before the crowd. # Alerts ## Alerts ![](/files/cNzhnYEuEaKiTp7oul3d)\ The **Alerts** tab is your notification center, where Cod3x keeps you informed about everything happening with your agents and account. *** ### What You’ll See Every important event triggers a clear, time-stamped alert, including: * **Goal Updates** – When a goal starts running or completes successfully. * **Payments & Credits** – Confirmations of credit purchases and payment status. * **Low Funds Warnings** – Early signals when an agent’s wallet balance runs low. * **System Messages** – Any key platform notices that require your attention. Each alert includes quick-action buttons like **View Progress**, **View Results**, or **Complete Payment**, so you can act without leaving the page. *** ### Staying Organized * **Search & Filter** – Quickly find alerts by keyword or type. * **Mark as Read** – Clear individual notifications or the entire list in one click. * **Persistent History** – Review past activity to track every agent run and payment. *** ### Why It Matters Trading agents operate around the clock.\ The **Alerts** tab makes sure you never miss a critical update—whether it’s a completed trade loop, a payment confirmation, or a warning that a wallet needs funding.\ Think of it as your always-on status feed for every Cod3x agent you run. # Settings ## Settings ![](/files/51YoFzkQinH7wlSRS1w2)\ The **Settings** tab is where you define, refine, and fine-tune how your agent behaves—both as a trader and as an AI personality.
*** ### Agent Status & Early Access At the top of the page you’ll see the **Agent Status** card: * Shows whether your agent is **Active** or **Deactivated** * Displays your **CDX balance** * Lets early supporters with **100,000 CDX on Base** claim **free early-access credits** to run the app This is the operational control center for starting or pausing your agent. *** ### Core Personality Shape how your agent communicates and responds: * **Personality Description** – The fundamental character (e.g., professional, degen, humorous). * **Communication Tone** – Formal, conversational, or anything in between. * **Response Length** – Concise or more elaborate, depending on your needs. Adjust these to give your trading agent a unique voice and presence. *** ### Thinking & Learning Define the way your agent reasons and improves: * **Direct** – Fast, simple tool calling. Best for straightforward tasks like checking a price or closing a position. * **ReAct** – Think → Act → Observe loop. The agent reasons, takes an action, observes the result, then decides the next step. Great for multi-step tasks. * **Chain of Thought** – Analyze → Plan → Execute. Sequential reasoning where each step builds on the last, producing a clear logical chain. Ideal for complex analytical tasks. * **Graph of Thought** – Multi-perspective branching analysis. The agent explores the problem from multiple angles simultaneously, then synthesizes the best insights into a final answer. Best for nuanced decisions. *** ### Trading Approach This is where you control the **guardrails for every trade**.\ The trading style and strategy defined during agent creation are stored here for easy editing: * Update risk parameters and execution logic * Select your preferred exchange * Refine trigger commands * Enforce TPs and SLs * Adjust growth targets and trading philosophy > **Important:** If you want to modify your agent’s trading strategy later, this is the place to do it. *** ### Optimizations Cod3x lets you fine-tune how each goal uses compute resources.\ These **Credit Usage Optimization** settings help reduce costs without affecting overall performance. * **Skip Final Chat Formatting**\ Returns raw model output instead of formatted text. much simpler output. * **Skip Step Completion Assessment**\ Bypasses additional verification logic after each step. This slightly increases speed and lowers credit use at the cost of skipping LLM self-checks. * **Enable LLM Model Auto-Selection**\ Allows Cod3x to automatically choose the most efficient model for each task based on complexity — using smaller models for simple steps and larger ones when needed. * **Enable AI Commit Messages**\ Allows AI to generate commit messages when making code changes, improving consistency accross versions. *** ### Advanced Parameters The **Advanced Parameters** section lets you fine-tune how your selected model behaves when running a goal.\ Cod3x supports hundreds of LLMs across providers like Anthropic, OpenAI, and xAI — each optimized for different types of reasoning and execution.
If you have **Enable LLM Model Auto-Selection** in the **"Optimizations"** modal, then you can select each LLM model for the 3 main reasoning steps of Cod3x' workflow. **Claude Haiku 4.5** as the Primary and Simple models and **Sonnet 4.5** as the Main Analysis model is a good balance between cost and good results. For optimal results use **Sonnet 4.5** on all three spots.\ Our internal testing shows that Sonnet offers the best balance between **analytical precision**, **execution stability**, and **cost efficiency**.\ However, users can freely switch to alternative models depending on preference, cost targets, or desired response style.
Our research has shown that **Haiku 4.5** + **Kimi** is a very cost effective solution with solid results as well. *** **Model Settings** * **Temperature** – Controls output creativity.\ Lower values produce focused, deterministic responses; higher values encourage more exploratory ideas. * **Top P** – Adjusts the probability range of word sampling, influencing output diversity and tone. * **Frequency Penalty** – Reduces repetition across responses, ensuring less echoing or redundancy. * **Presence Penalty** – Encourages the model to explore new topics and avoid looping around previous ideas. These parameters allow advanced users to shape model behavior for **consistent execution**, **custom style**, or **maximized reasoning depth** — depending on the task. > ⚙️ *Tip:* If you’re unsure where to start, use the default settings. Cod3x automatically optimizes these values for balanced performance. {% hint style="info" %} These settings won't be live during the beta version. {% endhint %} *** ### Feature Availability Many personality and reasoning features are still being finalized.\ Except for **Trading Approach**, which is fully live, some options (like deep adaptive learning or full social engagement) may remain partially functional during beta. # Position Management ## Managing Positions ![](/files/Ma2DoOvrARFNpGku2SNz) Managing positions is at the heart of using Cod3x. Once your agent is funded and ready, you’ll use the **New Position** button to enter trades, the **position controls** to adjust them, and the **History & Summary** tabs to track performance. This section covers: * **Opening a New Position** → how to create a position, select markets, leverage, and collateral. * **Editing & Sharing Positions** → how to manage active trades, adjust TP/SL, close partially, and share setups. * **Position History & Summary** → how to review past trades, export results, and get a full breakdown of your PnL. Each page goes step by step, with screenshots and examples. *** ### Next Step → *Opening a New Position* This page will walk through the **New Position** button workflow (market vs. limit, leverage slider, collateral, confirmations).\ Once that’s in place, we’ll follow with the **three-dot edit/share menu** and then History/Summary. # Opening a New Position ## Opening a New Position The **New Position** button sits just on the top right hand side of the terminal.\ This is where you open a leveraged long or short trade on any market—fully on-chain and in a few guided steps. *** ## Creating a Position The position creator is a **single unified panel** that lets you configure everything in one place—direction, order type, collateral, leverage, and risk controls—without clicking through multiple steps. ### 1. Choose Direction & Order Type At the top of the panel you can select: * **Long** – Profit when price rises. * **Short** – Profit when price falls. Then choose the execution type: * **Market** – Executes immediately at the best available price. * **Limit** – Opens your position only when the market reaches your target price. Click on the little settings icon to manually adjust the slippage. The market pair (e.g., BTC/USD, ETH/USD) is shown above the widget based on the chart you’re viewing. *** ### 2. Set Order Size & Leverage Use the slider or input fields to define: * **Collateral Amount** – How much of your HL balance you want to deploy. * **Leverage** – Increase or decrease position exposure with the slider. A live preview updates instantly, showing: * Position size * Estimated entry * Liquidation metrics This allows you to adjust risk without leaving the panel. *** ### 3. Configure Stop Loss & Take Profit (Optional) Enable **SL** or **TP** to automate exits: * **Stop Loss (SL)** – Close the position if price moves against you. * **Take Profit (TP)** – Secure gains at a predefined price. You can enter exact trigger levels or use percentage shortcuts.\ Cod3x displays the expected PnL at each level so you can confirm the risk profile. *** ### 4. Open the Position When everything looks right: * Market orders execute immediately. * Limit orders remain open until filled. Click **Open Long** or **Open Short** to send the trade through Hyperliquid’s matching engine. Your position then appears in the **Positions & Orders** section below the chart, where you can modify size, SL/TP, or close it at any time. *** #### Quick Tips * **Watch your liquidation buffer** — it updates dynamically as you adjust leverage. * **Use SL/TP early** — they help automate discipline and protect capital. * **Everything is editable** — you can adjust SL/TP, add to size, or close at any time from the position panel. # Editing a position ## Editing a Position Markets change fast. Cod3x lets you adapt without closing and reopening trades. \ Click the **three-dot menu** on any open position to launch the **Edit Position** panel and manage every key parameter in one place. *** ### Core Edit Options Inside the edit modal you can: * **Add Stop Loss / Take Profit**\ Add or update SL/TP orders at any time. * Use fixed price targets or percentage moves. * Helps lock in profits or cut losses automatically. * **Add Collateral**\ Deposit extra margin to strengthen the trade. * Increases liquidation buffer. * Reduces leverage on the remaining position. * **Remove Collateral**\ Withdraw margin to free up capital elsewhere. * Raises leverage on the current position. * Useful when you want to recycle idle funds but keep the trade alive. * **Increase Position Size**\ Add more exposure to the same trade. * Keeps the existing entry logic and stop/target structure. * Ideal for pyramiding into a move that’s going your way. * **Reduce Position Size**\ Take partial profits or reduce risk. * Close any percentage of the trade without closing it completely. * Leaves the rest of your collateral intact. * **Close Position**\ Exit and realize PnL. * One click to lock in gains or limit losses. Each change triggers an on-chain confirmation so you can track every adjustment transparently. *** ### Practical Tips * **Dynamic Risk Management**\ Start with a base position and add or remove collateral as the market proves or disproves your thesis. * **Partial Scaling**\ Combine “Increase” and “Reduce” to scale in and out of trades, fine-tuning exposure without starting over. * **Efficiency First**\ Editing avoids extra fees and slippage that can come from closing and reopening a trade. *** ### Key Takeaway The Edit Position panel is your control room for live trades.\ Whether you’re adding protection, adjusting leverage, or scaling position size, every action is immediate, precise, and recorded on-chain. # Position History & Summary ## Position History & Summary Every trade your agent makes is recorded and easy to review.\ The **History** and **Summary** tabs give you a complete, on-chain performance trail. *** ### Summary – Full Performance Overview The **Summary** tab provides a complete snapshot of your trading activity: * **Total PnL** – Lifetime profit and loss across all trades. * **Today’s PnL** – Real-time profit or loss for the current day. * **Win Rate** – Percentage of trades closed in profit. * **Total Volume** – All-time trading volume managed by the agent. * **Period Performance** – Daily, weekly, and all-time performance metrics. * **Fees & Capital Efficiency** – See exactly what you’ve spent on gas and how efficiently your capital is working. This is the go-to page for evaluating your overall results at a glance. *** ### History – Detailed Trade Log The **History** tab breaks down every order and position: * Entry and exit prices * Collateral type and size * Trigger prices for limit or stop orders * Cancelled or partially filled orders * Direct **transaction links** to verify everything on-chain It’s your permanent record of every move—ideal for auditing and strategy review. {% hint style="info" %} This section is still under development. {% endhint %} *** ### Share Your Wins When you’re ready to celebrate a great trade, click the **Share** button on any closed position.\ This generates a clean, Cod3x-formatted trade card with: * Market pair and direction * Entry and exit prices * Leverage and PnL Post it on X, Discord, or anywhere you want to showcase your results. # Credits ## Buying Credits Cod3x runs on credits.\ Credits pay for AI analysis, chat interactions, and other on-demand features.\ You can check your balance and top up at any time. *** ### 1. Check Your Balance * Look at the **bottom left corner** of the terminal for your profile circle and account name. * Click it to open the account menu. * Your current credit balance appears here. *** ### 2. Start a Purchase * Click **Buy Credits**. * A pop-up modal displays several credit packs: | Pack | Credits | Price | Bonus | | ----------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | ------- | ------------ | | **Starter Pack** | 5,000 | $50 | – | | **Popular Choice** | 10,000 | $100 | – | |

Pro Pack
(most popular)

| 20,000 | $200 | – | | **Enterprise** | 36,750 | $332,50 | +1,750 bonus | | **Mega Pack** | 50,000 | $450 | +5,000 bonus | Pick the size that fits your trading and analysis needs. *** ### 3. Payment * ``` You can purchase credits through two methods: ``` ``` * **Coinbase Commerce** – Click Purchase with Coinbase to open a secure payment tab. Coinbase Commerce supports multiple crypto payment methods including Coinbase account, Coinbase Wallet, Smart Wallet, MetaMask, or any connected wallet. You can even pay with CDX. * **x402 Protocol** – Pay directly on Base using USDC. Choose to pay from Your Wallet or your Agent Wallet. Payments use gasless EIP-3009 signed authorization — you sign a message, no gas required, and the payment processes automatically. Select your amount, confirm the details (network, recipient, validity window), and hit Connect & Pay. ``` *** ### 4. Confirmation * After you approve the payment, processing typically takes **10–20 minutes for Coinbase Commerce**. Instant for x402. * You’ll receive a **notification in the Alerts section** once credits have been added to your account. *** With credits in place, your agent can keep running uninterrupted—covering everything from market scans to high-frequency strategy updates. # Marketplace License # Sell your Agent Template # Copy-Trading # Resell your intelligence # Using Plugins # Searching for Plugins # Developing Plugins # How Plugins Work # Writing a Plugin # Deploying an MCP Server # Sharing Your Plugin # Monetizing Your Plugin # Monetizing Plugins # Whitelisting Your Plugin # Configuring Payments # Page 1