Different markets. Different modes. One Vesper.

Vesper is the trading software; Entropy, Ondo, Arcus and QFEX are venue integrations. EXITE belongs to Entropy, Argent to Ondo and Cypher to Arcus. QFEX currently uses Risk core. A venue listing does not establish that a particular market is enabled for your account.

The table is a navigation map, not a performance ranking. Availability, permitted order size and leverage must be checked in the current interface. These are perpetual-contract workflows, not purchases of the underlying stock or physical gold.

Check	AURUM · Ondo	EXITE · Entropy	Argent · Ondo	Cypher · Arcus	Risk core · QFEX
Documented market scope	XAU / US500	io:ANTH / io:SNDK	Gold / S&P 500	Check current Arcus market	SNDK-USD
Decision workflow	Event-driven execution	Condition-gated entry	Ondo execution workflow	Arcus entry filters	QFEX Risk core
Accounting caution	Check venue charges	Check venue charges	Check venue charges	Check venue charges	Cycle estimate before fees/funding
Before changing	Signed Stop + flat/orderless	Signed Stop + flat/orderless	Signed Stop + flat/orderless	Signed Stop + flat/orderless	Signed Stop + account verification

Our most advanced market-making mode for Ondo. AURUM brings market-aware execution and a cosmic interface to Vesper, on your own account.

AURUM is the new flagship Ondo mode. Argent remains a separately documented Ondo workflow; its existing guide is retained for users of that mode. AURUM’s introduction is not an instruction to migrate a running Argent session.

What is AURUM?

EXITE is a condition-gated market-making mode. It evaluates conditions before placing entry quotes rather than quoting continuously. Waiting may reduce turnover; it is not proof of a fault or a promise of lower costs. A filled quote still creates inventory and exposure to adverse price moves.

The reviewed public EXITE selector v7 lists io:ANTH and io:SNDK. A market is selectable only when its catalog allows manual selection and entries. Disabled or unavailable options must not be treated as tradable. Stop an existing Entropy session and verify flat positions and no bot orders before switching. Read the EXITE setup guide for saved settings, signatures and cost checks.

Argent is the Ondo mode documented for gold and S&P 500 perpetual markets. Its sizing and execution workflow belong to that integration; EXITE’s market selector and entry filters are not Argent settings. Start with the Argent guide and verify the exact market identifier in your current account.

Market hours, liquidity, collateral and fills can differ from Entropy. A gold or index reference does not remove inventory risk. The guides’ screenshots and preset numbers illustrate a reviewed release, not a recommendation to fund an account or use a particular leverage.

Cypher is the Arcus strategy documented with entry filters, execution checks and session controls. Its guide explains why a session may wait and how to distinguish blocked entries from cleanup. An entry veto does not certify that an already-filled position has closed.

Use the Cypher guide for the actual Arcus workflow. Do not import EXITE thresholds, Argent presets or assumptions about another venue’s fees. A market available on Arcus is not automatically supported by every Vesper mode.

QFEX SNDK-USD with Risk core and Entropy io:SNDK with EXITE are different integrations. The QFEX guide documents a dedicated single-account API key, separate settings and wallet-signed Vesper controls. An Entropy agent approval does not authorize QFEX, and a QFEX key does not authorize Entropy.

The reviewed QFEX card reports a cycle estimate excluding fees and funding. Compare it only after reconciling actual charges and any remaining position. Read the QFEX guide instead of reusing an EXITE connection walkthrough.

Net cost per million is −net realised P&L ÷ filled turnover × 1,000,000, when net P&L includes the stated fees and funding. Document the period, closed-cycle rules, open inventory and fee coverage. A lower number is favourable on that same basis; a partial cycle estimate is not reconciled account profit.

Read the selected mode’s guide and review the actual wallet authorization before signing. Venue fees, funding and trading risks depend on your account and market.

Read the relevant venue guide, check eligibility and inspect the saved market and size before signing Start. Save is not Start; a wallet connection is not a running session. A waiting card is not a reason to increase leverage or launch another session.

For a change of market or mode, sign Stop for the existing session, wait for cleanup and independently verify that the relevant exposure is flat and its bot orders are gone. Closing the browser, revoking a credential or seeing an accepted Stop request is not that verification. Keep private keys, API secrets and wallet addresses out of support screenshots.

Historical review (2026-09-29): public Vesper guides and EXITE market-selector v7. AURUM facts were checked separately (2026-10-03) against the public AURUM guide. This is public product education, not an engine audit, an account-availability guarantee or investment advice. It makes no claim of a target CPM, expected return, win rate or autonomous learning.

For Hyperliquid-based workflows, balances depend on the account abstraction mode; do not assume a universal Perps → Spot → IO transfer path. Consult the official account-mode documentation. Exchange rules and current wallet requests take precedence over historical screenshots.