Autonomous trading agent

Discipline beats conviction.

Sable is a trading agent built to run a fixed set of rules on-chain — reading the market, sizing each position against risk, executing, and settling the same way every time, with no human talking it out of the plan.

Sample strategy · momentumHow a rule reads
Momentum

Trend-following

One of six strategies in the set
Risk per tradeFixed budget
Signal factorsMust agree
StopSet before entry
CustodyNon-custodial
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6
Strategies in the set
Rule-based
Every entry and exit
On-chain
Fills settle publicly by design
Non-custodial
Your keys stay yours
The strategy set

Open a
strategy file

Each strategy carries a different edge and a different failure mode. Read its rules, its risk budget, and where it breaks before judging it against the others.

Risk protocol

One standard.
Different trades.

Momentum, mean reversion and funding capture don't fail the same way. The setup changes with the strategy, but every trade is read through the same four layers before a single order goes out.

01

The signal

Whether the setup is actually there. Multiple factors have to agree before the agent acts — one indicator is never enough to open a position.
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Trend state

Direction and strength confirmed across timeframes, not a single candle.

Momentum

Rate of change and follow-through, so it isn't chasing an exhausted move.

Volume

Participation behind the move — a breakout on no volume is ignored.

Confluence

Factors must line up. When they disagree, the agent stands down.

02

The risk

How much can be lost before anything about upside is discussed. Size comes from volatility and a fixed budget — never from how good the trade looks.
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Position size

Derived from current volatility and a fixed per-trade risk budget.

Stop distance

Defined before entry — the exit is decided when the trade opens, not later.

Exposure cap

Total open risk is capped, so no single regime can sink the book.

Correlation

Overlapping bets are netted down so risk isn't quietly doubled.

03

The execution

Getting filled at a price that doesn't ruin the edge. A trade that only works at a perfect fill is a trade the agent skips.
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Slippage guard

A maximum acceptable slippage is set — a worse fill aborts the order.

Routing

Order is routed for the best available on-chain execution at the time.

Partial fills

Handled explicitly, so the position matches what was actually filled.

Abort

If the market moves past the plan before the fill, the order is pulled.

04

The record

Fills are designed to settle on-chain and stay auditable — so a trade goes on the record when it happens, with no private book and no revised history.
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On-chain settle

Fills are built to settle in contracts you control. Nothing held off-book.

Trade hash

Each execution is meant to carry a hash, so the record can't be edited later.

Open book

The book is designed to be public — not a screenshot from a good week.

Non-custodial

Keys stay yours. The agent decides; it is built never to hold funds.

The strategy register

The strategy
register

Strategies stay distinct by style, edge and failure mode. One number can't hide the difference between a trending market and a chop. Weak conditions stay visible — the agent sits out rather than force a trade.

#StrategyStyleBest marketWhere it breaks
01MomentumTrend-followingTrendingSharp reversal
02Funding captureMarket-neutralAny regimeFunding flip
03BreakoutVolatilityExpandingFalse breakout
04Mean reversionCounter-trendRange-boundTrend that runs
05RangeSidewaysLow volatilityVolatility spike
06Risk-off cashPreservationNo edge— holds cash
Each strategy fits a different market and fails a different way — the agent runs the one that fits, and sits in cash when none do · risk budget stays attached per trade · trading carries real risk of loss, past behaviour is not a promise of future results
The desk

What runs
under the desk

Every trade passes the same pipeline. A signal goes in, risk is applied, the order executes, and the fill is settled on-chain. No step is skipped, and none is hidden.

01
Read
Order book · funding · price
02
Signal
Factors must agree
03
Size
Volatility · fixed risk budget
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Execute
Slippage guard · route
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Settle
On-chain · trade hash
sable — trade logic
READOrder book, funding and price are read for the pair.
SIGNALThe setup only counts if the factors agree. If they don't, no trade.
SIZEPosition size comes from volatility and a fixed risk budget — not conviction.
EXECA slippage limit is set. If the fill would be worse, the order is pulled.
SETTLEThe fill settles on-chain in contracts you control, with a trade hash.
HOLDThe trade is managed on its rules — trimmed or exited, never abandoned.
Signal
Factors must agree first
Sized
By volatility, fixed budget
Pre-set
Stop defined before entry
On-chain
Fills settle publicly by design
Non-custodial
Keys stay yours

Most trading pitches lead with the best week and quietly delete the rest.

Sable is built the other way — rules first, every fill on-chain, and the losing trades left where you can see them.

$SABLE · the launch

A launch that
funds the agent

$SABLE launches on a fair bonding curve. A share of trading fees flows back to fund the agent's compute, so it keeps running without a subscription and without outside funding to stay alive.

#StageWhat happens
01Trade $SABLEEach trade routes a fee to the protocol treasury.
02Treasury paysThe treasury pays for the agent's trading compute.
03Agent keeps runningFunded compute means the agent keeps trading — the loop pays for itself.
Holders get discounted fees, access to premium strategies, and governance over the strategy set · $SABLE is a utility token, not a claim on profit · trading carries real risk of loss
FAQ

Questions

What is Sable?+

An autonomous trading agent. It runs a fixed set of rule-based strategies on-chain — reading the market, sizing positions against risk, executing, and settling — without a human at the keyboard talking it out of the plan.

Does it guarantee profit?+

No. All trading carries real risk of loss, and anyone promising guaranteed returns is lying. Sable's edge is discipline and consistency, not a promise — it follows its rules and manages risk on every trade, but markets still do what markets do.

Is it custodial?+

No. Trades settle on-chain and stay in contracts you control. The agent reads, decides, and executes — it never takes custody of your funds. Your keys stay yours throughout.

What does the agent actually trade?+

A transparent set of strategies — momentum, mean reversion, range, breakout, funding capture — each with its own risk budget and its own market conditions. When none of them fits the current regime, it steps to stablecoins. It's rule-based, not a black box.

What is $SABLE for?+

Trading fees fund the agent's compute so it runs without a subscription. Holders get discounted fees, access to premium strategies, and governance over the strategy set. It's a utility token, not a claim on trading profit.

How do I reach the team?+

Email support@sabletrade.fun, our Telegram, or X — real people, replies within 24 hours.

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