A/I
Angel Industries
Apply for Paper Licence

Risk Disclosure

Read this before you run anything.

The engine is not profitable today.

We would rather lead with this than bury it. The section below is our actual trade log, and it is negative. Anyone who tells you a scalping bot is printing at this stage is either not measuring or not being straight with you.

What we actually trade

Directional trades in three memecoins (WIF,POPCAT, BONK) and one stablecoin pair, on Solana, routed through aggregators. It is a directional strategy, not an MEV strategy. Two profiles exist: intraday and scalp.

Entries are gated on realised volatility being large enough to cover round-trip execution cost, so on quiet tokens the engine declines to trade rather than pay spread for nothing. In a trending regime it stands aside entirely.

Measured results

From our own trade log, not a backtest. One live account and seven paper accounts running the same engine, covering 488 logged exits.

488
logged exits, all accounts
−$58.66
net result, all accounts
−$4.71
net result, live account only
36%
live positions that closed profitable

The reason is arithmetic rather than bad luck. Measured round-trip execution cost is about 0.31% per trade across 205 live fills, and the engine needs roughly 0.33% to break even. The strategy has a real but small gross edge, and our cost of trading it currently consumes all of it.

A sample this size cannot distinguish a small edge from none. Treat these figures as evidence that the system is not yet proven, not as a measurement of how it will perform.

Execution risk, stated plainly

The customer build has no MEV modules and ships with priority-fee and Jito-tip settings at zero, so fills are not protected against front-running. Measured fill latency is around 2.1 seconds. You should assume some fills land worse than the price you were quoted, and that on a volatile memecoin that gap can be larger than the edge the strategy is trying to capture.

Paper trading cannot show you any of this. It simulates fills and is more pessimistic on trading cost than live, but it cannot reproduce failed transactions, RPC failures, price impact, partial fills, or rate limits.

Limits of our risk controls

The engine enforces a daily loss cap, a maximum number of simultaneous positions, total exposure caps, and it reduces position size after a run of losses. These are real, and you can set them. You should also know what they do not do:

General

AngelSolBot is non-custodial. We never hold customer funds, keys or seed phrases, and we cannot sign transactions on your behalf.

Trading crypto involves substantial risk of loss. You can lose some or all of your capital. There are no guaranteed returns.

Paper trading results are simulated and are not indicative of future live results. Live market conditions, fees, slippage and liquidity differ from paper.

No profits are guaranteed. No refunds. All sales final. You are solely responsible for your wallet, your keys, and your trading decisions.

Angel Industries is not a financial advisor. Nothing on this site is financial advice.

By using AngelSolBot, you accept full responsibility for any losses incurred.