account
asking the server
offers
There are no live offers. They appear when the engine finds a setup and the account has execution turned on, and they live for minutes, not hours.
An offer lives for minutes, and your page is unlikely to be open — turn on the "trade offers" topic on alerts from the device that is always with you. It goes to your devices only and carries the amount.
log
Nothing has been offered yet.
what happens after you connect
You sign one message to prove the address is yours, and that is the whole connection. No app, no pairing code, no session on our side: signing costs no gas and moves nothing.
We store the address and nothing else. There is no key, no seed phrase and no delegated access — not because we keep them carefully, but because they never exist. Every swap later is a transaction you sign yourself.
Three numbers stand between a signal and your money, and you set them before anything can execute. The agent cannot go above them and cannot raise them for you: a limit that the thing it limits can change is decoration.
A new account starts low on purpose. High conviction takes the whole position ceiling, a plain trade setup takes half of it, so the ceiling is the size of your worst day, not of your best one.
When a setup passes the gates, you get an offer: the token, the score, the size computed from your limits, the entry price and the rule by which the position will be closed. It is one screen, and everything on it is a number you can check.
An offer is perishable. It dies on its own clock, and it dies early if the price walks away from the price it was prepared at, because a trade planned at one price is not the same trade at another.
Nothing moves until you sign. Execution is off on a new account and turned on as a separate, deliberate step; every trade needs its own confirmation, and on your own wallet that confirmation is a transaction leaving your address.
The same rule cuts the other way, and it is the price of holding your own keys: an exit also needs your signature. When a stop fires we prepare the swap and tell you — we cannot sell for you while you are asleep.
Paper mode runs the same path without money: offer, confirmation, position, exit, same costs. The stop works both ways — yours by hand, ours by itself when an order comes back with an unknown outcome.
what we get and what we do not access, storage, kill switch
| we get | your address, proven by a signature. Nothing that can move a coin: we prepare transactions and read receipts, and both are things anyone can do with a public node |
| we do not get | no keys, no seed phrase, no password, no delegated session — there is nothing of yours for us to lose, because there is nothing of yours here |
| who revokes | nobody has to. Stop signing and nothing happens; the allowance a swap needs is granted per trade, for that amount, and never open-ended |
| what we store | the wallet address, your limits, and the log of what was offered and decided. A copy of the database, wherever it ended up, opens no wallet |
| execution | off on a new account and turned on as a separate step. There is a paper mode: the whole path, offer, confirmation, position, exit, without a single cent. Every trade needs its own confirmation, and the confirmation has a deadline |
| kill switch | yours and ours. You stop execution with a button; we stop it ourselves if an order outcome came back unknown. Only a human can lift the stop |
Smarta is not investment advice and does not manage funds: the decision, the confirmation and the risk stay with the account owner. Trading meme tokens ends in a total loss more often than in a profit. Full terms.