Velqbit is a trading terminal where your AI trades with you — never without you.
Velqbit combines a professional multi-chain terminal, wallet clusters, an automated strategy arsenal, and an AI-native command layer where Claude and Cursor work for you. Claude or Cursor can read your portfolio, propose strategies and wallet actions, and wait. It can never approve itself — funds move on-chain only after you sign off.
🌍 One terminal, multiple chains
Ethereum is live today. BSC and Base are in progress; Solana is on the roadmap. Same strategy catalog, same wallet model, same approval queue across all chains.
⚙️ Strategy arsenal
Six battle-tested archetypes — Scale, Bounce, Flush, Stack, Drip — plus Limit, Market, and fully custom AI-composed strategies. Every archetype has produced real on-chain fills.
🤖 AI command layer
Connect Claude or Cursor. Their access is always short-lived and can be switched off at any time. The AI proposes; a human-in-the-loop approval inbox executes. Nothing runs without your approval.
💳 Wallet clusters
Organize wallets into groups and run strategies across a cluster. Engine talks to the group, spreads buys by balance — or a single wallet when you scope it.
trigger → condition → size → swap. The
engine polls active strategies, evaluates triggers and conditions
on each tick, computes a trade size, and executes through the
platform's execution layer. AI-initiated trades first enter the
approval queue.
01 Quick start
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Open the terminal
Go to the live terminal and connect with your wallet by signing a message. -
Deposit native ETH
Send ETH to your public wallet address. Balances load automatically (use the refresh button if anything is stale). -
Explore the terminal
Check the portfolio, trade with market or limit orders, and review the strategy arsenal. -
Run an automated strategy
Pick an archetype or ask AI to compose one. Strategy trades appear in Trade History tagged with the strategy name. -
Connect an AI client (optional)
Connect Claude or Cursor with a one-time sign-in, and review AI proposals in the AI Requests inbox.
02 The terminal
The terminal is a single professional workspace: portfolios, wallets, strategies, and the AI inbox in one place.
Dashboard & portfolio
See aggregate holdings and allocation across wallets and groups. Prices and volume come from live market data feeds; the cluster view rolls up every wallet in a group.
Trade
- Market order — instant swap executed once at creation.
- Limit order — fills when price reaches your target (buy at or below, sell at or above).
- Every order requires slippage tolerance and resolves via the platform execution layer.
Trade history
Every fill is recorded. Automated fills are tagged with the strategy name that produced them, so you can audit exactly what each strategy did and at what price.
Strategies
The arsenal manager: create, pause, resume, or cancel strategies, and inspect each one's trigger, conditions, sizing, and lifecycle status.
AI Requests (approval inbox)
Every AI-proposed action lands here as a pending request with a human-readable action preview (title, summary, token amounts, USD estimates). Approve or reject with one click. The full tool inventory lives in the AI layer section.
03 Wallets & clusters
Velqbit manages your money at two levels: individual wallets and clusters of wallets that work as a team.
| Concept | Plain-English |
|---|---|
| A wallet | A single address you trade from. |
| A cluster | A group of wallets that work as one unit. A strategy can spread its trades across the whole cluster — splitting buys by available balance — or be limited to just one wallet inside it. |
| What you can do | Create wallets, put them into clusters, move wallets between clusters, send ETH, and remove wallets or clusters. |
04 Strategy arsenal
Every strategy targets one token on one chain and is checked regularly by the engine — unless it's a one-shot, like a Market swap or a Limit order. Named archetypes each have one main trigger; Custom lets you mix any triggers and conditions you want.
DCA Scale
Scheduled dollar-cost averaging. Fires on an interval, gated by a price threshold. Stop after a max number of trades or a duration limit.
DIP / PUMP Bounce
Fires when price moves a set percent inside a window from a baseline — buys dips, sells recoveries. Baseline resets after each trade.
BLEND Flush
Volume-spike trading. Fires when hourly volume exceeds its average by a threshold; sells in small slices as a percent of balance or excess volume.
FLOW Drip
Pressure-driven accumulation based on buy/sell pressure in USD crossing a threshold. Sizing is proportional to reference volume, not a fixed amount.
GRID Stack
Buy and sell at preset price levels. Each level trades once; completes when all buy and sell levels have executed.
AUTO Custom
Compose any mix of triggers, conditions, and sizing. Includes advanced triggers: liquidity change, multi-window momentum, buyer dominance.
Plus one-shot executions: Limit orders and Market swaps, and one-shot actions via AI. Every strategy can be paused, resumed, or cancelled at any time.
Triggers — what starts a trade
| Trigger | Fires when | Used by |
|---|---|---|
| Schedule | It's time again (a timer you set) | Scale |
| Price change | Price moved a set % in a short window — down for dips, up for recoveries | Bounce |
| Volume spike | Trading volume jumps to unusually high levels | Flush |
| Market pressure | Buy or sell pressure crosses a threshold in a time window | Drip |
| Grid level | The price hits a preset buy or sell level | Stack |
| Liquidity change | Pool liquidity shifts a set % from its recent average | Custom |
| Market momentum | Several time windows (5 min to 24 h) all agree the move is up or down | Custom |
| Buyer dominance | Most of the recent trades are buys | Custom |
| Immediate | Runs once, right away | Market swaps |
Custom strategies can combine triggers. When more than one is set, it waits for all of them to fire on the same check (default), or it can trade when any one of them fires.
Conditions & sizing
How much it trades
A fixed dollar amount each time, a percentage of your balance, an amount tied to market volume or pressure, or a set size per grid level.
Before it trades
Optional safety checks: a minimum time between trades, a maximum number of trades, a minimum order size, a target price, a pool-liquidity floor so it avoids unsafe markets, and a gas reserve so cluster trades never fail late.
Lifecycle & safety
- Statuses: Active · Paused · Completed · Cancelled · Pending approval (an AI suggestion waiting for you).
- Pause, resume, or cancel any strategy at any time.
- A safety check auto-pauses a strategy after too many failed trades in a row.
- If you set a trade cap or a time limit, the strategy marks itself Completed once reached.
- An optional liquidity check skips trades when the market is too thin to trade safely.
05 AI layer
Velqbit lets your AI work with you safely. Connect Claude or Cursor, and the AI can look at your portfolio, suggest strategies and trades — and wait for your yes. It can never approve its own ideas.
Who can do what
| Access | Who | Can do |
|---|---|---|
| Your session | You, in the app | Everything: trade, manage wallets, and approve or reject what the AI suggests |
| AI access | Claude / Cursor | READ your portfolio and PROPOSE actions only — it cannot approve or move money |
- AI access is short-lived (it expires after one hour by default) and can be cancelled at any time.
- If the AI ever tries to approve one of its own suggestions, the request is rejected outright — by design.
What the AI can do
📖 What the AI can look at
✎️ What the AI can propose (you approve)
Every suggestion arrives in your AI Requests inbox with a plain-English explanation before you decide. Nothing moves on-chain until you sign off.
06 Security model
🛡️ Human-in-the-loop
Every trade, strategy, wallet, and transfer follows one simple flow: the action is suggested, you approve it, then it executes. The AI cannot approve its own requests or raise its own access.
🔑 Short-lived AI access
When you connect an AI, its access expires by default after one hour and can be switched off instantly. Any attempt to approve its own suggestion is rejected outright.
🔒 Least privilege
The AI never sees your private keys and cannot do account-level actions. Its access keys are separate from yours, so it can never escalate its own privileges.
📈 Clear record
Every fill is tagged with the strategy that created it, and every AI suggestion shows exactly what it will do before you decide.
07 On-chain proof
Every strategy type below has actually been run as a live on-chain strategy and produced real, successful fills — proof the arsenal works end-to-end, not just on paper. Each one went through the same flow you use: the AI proposes, you approve, the engine executes.
| Archetype | What it does | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Scale | Buys or sells on a set schedule | Worked live |
| Bounce | Buys dips and sells recoveries after a price move | Worked live |
| Flush | Trades volume spikes, exiting in small slices | Worked live |
| Stack | Grid that buys low and sells high at preset levels | Worked live |
| Drip | Accumulates based on buy/sell market pressure | Worked live |
| Custom | An AI-composed mix of triggers and conditions | Worked live |
08 FAQ
Which chains are live?
Ethereum is live today. BSC and Base are in progress; Solana is on the roadmap. All strategy features follow the same engine on each chain.
Can the AI move my money by itself?
No. The AI can look at your portfolio and suggest actions, but it can never approve them. Every suggestion waits in your AI Requests inbox until you approve it.
What if a strategy starts failing?
A safety check auto-pauses it after too many failed trades in a row. You can pause, resume, or cancel any strategy at any time.
How do wallets differ from clusters?
A wallet is one address. A cluster (group) is a set of wallets. Strategies can trade a single wallet or spread buys across a cluster by balance.
Do I need to be technical?
No. Use the terminal directly, or let AI compose strategies and just approve them. The AI layer is optional — the arsenal runs fully from the UI.
Is this investment advice?
No. Nothing here is financial advice. Trading and DeFi carry substantial risk; automated strategies can incur losses.