Automated perpetual trading on your own exchange account, with mode-specific quoting and exit rules. Funds stay in your account, but trading can lose money.
One Vesper. Different ways to make a market. Start with the guide for the venue and mode you want to run.
OndoXAU · US500OUR MOST ADVANCED ONDO MODE
Our most advanced Ondo mode brings market-event context, book conditions, orders and positions into one workflow. Read the AURUM guide before choosing XAU or US500 in the app.
Read the guide · AURUM
EntropyANTH · SNDKEXITE quotes when its entry conditions hold. Understand the market gates, wallet authorization, session display and verified Stop before trading on Entropy.
Read the guide · EXITE
ArcusArcus · CypherLearn how Cypher combines entry gates, maker execution and position-aware exits. Connect the correct Arcus account and understand the session controls.
Read the guide · Cypher
QFEXSNDK-USD · Risk coreFollow account and API-key setup, distinguish requested order size from account leverage, and learn Risk core and session controls before your first Start.
Read the guide · QFEXAURUM guide in your language
Markets, availability and permissions are shown in the current app. Automation does not remove trading risk.
You connect the wallet you already use. At this point Vesper can see the account and nothing else: nothing is signed, nothing can move.
Review the venue-specific authorization for placing and cancelling orders. Do not grant withdrawal access. Check its expiry and revocation controls before signing.
A buy below the price, a sell above it. Quotes adapt to the selected mode, inventory and market conditions. Selective modes can wait instead of quoting continuously.
A fill changes your inventory. The selected mode then evaluates the next action: quote, wait or work an exit. Fees and execution quality determine the cost of that turnover.
Delta-neutral mode attempts to offset filled inventory on a second account. Hedges can be delayed or incomplete, leaving residual exposure and potential losses.
Read the guide, check venue permissions and fees, then decide whether automated trading fits your risk tolerance.
Plain language, screenshot by screenshot: what to click, what you sign, and what the bot does once it runs. Written for someone who has never done this.
Open the guidesConnect, review trade-only permissions and settings, then start only when ready. A signed stop requests cancellation and flattening; verify completion.
Open the app
Arcus and RISEx run in beta
They live on a separate testing layer, which is why they are not in the main app yet. Check the selected venue and authorization before starting.
Our chat with all the tradersJoin, ask anything, see what others are running. Questions and product discussion.
Market making is a real strategy with real costs. These are the practical guides to execution, inventory and the cost of filled turnover.
Vesper is a market-making bot for perpetual futures. It places and adjusts orders on your own exchange account. Filled orders create turnover, but fees, adverse selection and market moves can make trading unprofitable.
Vesper uses venue-specific trading authorization. Review the actual permissions, expiry and revocation controls before signing; do not grant withdrawal access. Keeping funds in your account does not protect them from trading losses.
Choose the guide for your venue and mode: AURUM on Ondo, EXITE on Entropy, Cypher on Arcus or QFEX setup. Argent, Sniper, Vulcan and paired modes remain different workflows. Check current availability and permissions in the app before starting.
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.
The engine runs server-side, so closing a browser is not a Stop request. Monitor the session and use its signed Stop control when you want to end a run. Service or venue interruptions can still affect execution.
A paired mode attempts to offset filled inventory on another account. Delayed or incomplete hedges can leave residual exposure. Separate margin requirements, funding and execution costs remain, and neutrality is not a guarantee of profit.
A signed Stop requests cancellation and flattening. Venue or network problems can delay completion. Confirm the actual position is flat and there are no open orders before treating the run as finished; a button click or closed browser is not proof.
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