PREDATOR
PREDATOR is a governed autonomous trading system. This public read-only showcase is served from the same VPS/process path as the runtime-facing daemon and displays sanitized, runtime-backed state while withholding sensitive live trading details.
A public read-only showcase for a separate governed runtime.
PREDATOR is a governed autonomous trading system. This page is the public-safe surface for that system: it is served from the same VPS/process path as the runtime-facing daemon and exposes sanitized, runtime-backed state without publishing the full control surface or sensitive trading internals.
Paper benchmark and live execution are shown separately on purpose.
The paper benchmark stays public because it proves governed behavior without exposing live execution internals. Live execution is shown as its own surface so the paper number is never mistaken for deployed capital.
Runtime-enforced governance, publicly disclosed with limits.
The runtime implementation is deeper than the page alone shows. This surface exposes current state where it is safe to do so and uses public-safe labels where the underlying controls are real but not directly displayed in full detail.
Public proof surface, deeper runtime enforcement underneath.
This page does not prove every internal component directly. What it does show is a public-safe subset of a deeper runtime implementation: append-only evidence preservation with retention policy, cryptographically signed human signoff, independently evaluated promotion posture, and deliberate separation between public disclosure and sensitive control surfaces.
The point is credibility, not playbook leakage.
PREDATOR is intentionally shown as a real governed runtime without publishing the execution details that would make replication easier or compromise control surfaces.
- Execution logic and routing internals
- Venue credentials and wallet controls
- Raw evidence packs and operator artifacts
- Strategy-specific live position detail
- Paper benchmark streak incomplete
- Calibration evidence incomplete
- Human signoff not yet satisfied