Quotient's researchers read the markets all day and publish what they expect.
Mandate turns that into positions on your own exchange account — sized, stopped and closed
without you ever opening one.
Balance$1,000.00
+$0.00
since you connected
0 closed in profit, +$0.00 average0 stopped, −$3.00 every timedaily loss cap −$10.00, from wherever the day opened
Three things happen. You are in none of them.
The middle one is where all the work is. That is the part you are buying.
First
Quotient researches
Their models read every market, all day, and publish where they think price is going.
PLATINUMσ 0.00
BTCσ 0.00
NVDAσ 0.00
Then
Mandate acts
Everything between a forecast and a live position, done for you, inside limits you set once.
choose the market
check your limits
size the position
rest the stop on the venue
hold to the deadline
Result
Your balance moves
Into your own account, on the exchange, where you can see every fill yourself.
+$0.00
Ten minutes, once.
What you do
01Fund an exchange account
02Pick three numbers: leverage, stop, size
That is the entire list. It does not repeat.
What you never do
—Read a forecast
—Decide a position size
—Place an order
—Remember to set a stop
—Watch a screen
We can trade your account. We can never take money out of it.
The key you grant signs orders and nothing else. Revoke it on the exchange and we
stop that second — your stops stay resting there, working, without us.
Perps today. Prediction markets next.
A price forecast and a probability are the same instruction underneath — a view, a
target, a deadline. Both arrive on the same desk and obey the same limits.
Perpsa view, a target, a deadlineLive
Prediction marketsa view, a target, a deadlineNext
Four steps, once.
Then you are done with this screen for good.
Sign in with your wallet
Signing proves you control the address. It authorises nothing and cannot
move funds.
Fund a fresh Hyperliquid account
A new account, not one you already trade on. Your deposit is your
size. We manage all of it — there is no ceiling, and no part of it sits idle.
Deposit at least$40.00
We tradeall of it
A bad day pauses the account at10%
Deposit $60 and we trade $60; deposit $600 and we
trade $600. What there is instead of a ceiling is a floor: below
$40.00 a single position is worth less than the
$10 minimum Hyperliquid accepts, so every signal
is skipped and the account trades nothing while looking perfectly connected. The exact floor
depends on the limits you set next — step 3 shows it, and tells you if you are under it.
Put it in the perp wallet, not spot.
Hyperliquid keeps the two apart, and money in spot is money we cannot trade. This is the most
common reason a first connection does nothing.
Set your limits
Three numbers, shown in dollars before you commit. You choose them now, because
the authority you grant in step 4 is bounded by them. They are frozen when the account
connects.
Leverage
Stop loss
Distance from entry3.0%
Per position10%
What it costs you
Your mandate$100.00
Committed per position$10.00
Exposure it buys$100.00
A losing position costs$3.00
Losses before we pause3.4
Needs a deposit of at least$10.00
Approve our agent
We generate the signing key on our server and keep it encrypted — it never
travels, and you never handle one. Your wallet signs the approval here, and we show you
what it says in plain words while it asks. What it approves can place orders on your account and
cannot withdraw. Revoke it on Hyperliquid any time and we stop that
second.
Creating your agent key…
Up to a minute. Our desk mints it and seals it there, so you never handle one.
Renewing your
approval. This is the same agent address you approved before, and the same key —
nothing new is created. Hyperliquid has no "extend" button, and it refuses to
re-approve an address it still holds, so on its API page remove the
existing entry first and then approve this address again. Set Days Valid to MAX (180); left blank it
grants about a day. Nothing about your account or your limits changes, and no position is
touched.
Your wallet will ask you to
sign one message, for Hyperliquid's maximum of 180 days. It lets us place orders on
your account and cannot move money out. Then leave this page open — we
check every minute and connect you as soon as it is approved and the account is
funded.
On Hyperliquid's API page, paste this address,
set Days Valid to MAX — blank
grants about a day — and approve it. We check every minute and connect you as soon as
it is approved and the account is funded.
Connected. Your limits are frozen
and the desk is managing this account.
The desk is not
responding. Your request is saved and will be picked up when it is back.
Cancelling.
The desk lets go on its next pass, usually within a minute. Nothing was traded.
Stops the desk trying to connect this
account. Nothing has been traded and no funds move. You can start again any
time, and if you already approved our agent on Hyperliquid you can revoke it
there.
Demo data.
Sign in with your wallet to see your own account.
Balance
$102.09
+$0.93 today
mandate $100.00 · locked
at risk $30.00 of $50.00
3 open · 5 allowed
Open positions
Stops resting on the exchange
PLATINUMLong 10×+$0.49
now1,519.85
stop1,466.93entry1,512.44target1,583.20
Quotient's strongest call today. Closes tomorrow at 21:00 whatever happens, because
that is when their forecast expires.
BTCShort 10×+$0.70
now78,420
stop81,340entry78,971target72,127
Quotient expects 72,127 against a spot of 78,971. Your stop sits well clear of
liquidation.
Fed cuts rates in SeptemberYesSoon+$1.11
now63¢
0¢bought56¢100¢
Quotient puts this at 78¢ while the market says 63¢. No leverage here — the most it
can lose is what it cost.
Today
+$0.93
Realised, 7 days
+$2.09
Positions taken
41
Skipped
104
Not opened by us
0
Your limits
Mandate$100.00 · locked
Leverage10×
Stop3.0%
Per position10% · $10.00
A change applies to the next position.
Anything already open keeps what it opened with, and the mandate itself cannot change while you
are connected.
We will stop managing this account. We will not close anything.
Any open position stays open on Hyperliquid with its stop still resting there, so it
stays protected — but nothing will close it when the outlook expires,
which is the job we were doing. Close it yourself, and revoke our agent on Hyperliquid
so we cannot place another order.
Why nothing else was taken
Deadline already passed64
Move too small to cover fees32
Held too long to be worth it8
Skips are the limits working. An empty
list would mean something is broken.