LR21 · Elonix

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The problem

Retail traders want to automate futures trading without writing code or running servers, but they need guardrails (leverage caps, stop-losses, daily loss limits) and a clear view of what the bot is doing with their money.

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Key features

• 01Users connect a Binance Futures account and run the bot with scalping, short-term or swing strategies, each with its own take-profit, stop-loss and RSI thresholds
• 02Risk controls: isolated margin, per-trade size, max concurrent positions, cooldowns, daily loss limit and max drawdown
• 03Live P&L, positions and trade history in the web and mobile apps
• 04Subscription gating: the trading screen unlocks only with an active subscription, on both web and mobile
• 05Wallet connection on BNB Smart Chain, a token-swap contract with a platform fee, referrals and rewards
• 06Android app on Google Play, built with Expo

03

Architecture highlights

Three services: a Next.js web app on Vercel, an Express + MongoDB API with WebSocket token updates, and a FastAPI trading engine that talks only to Binance Futures. The web and Android apps share the same API.

• The trading engine was refactored into config, client, signer (HMAC-SHA256), error-mapping, services and routes, with startup checks that the Binance environment matches the API keys.
• A dedicated mainnet/testnet switch blocks Spot endpoints whenever Futures mode is active.
• CI/CD pushes the API and trading bot to a VPS over SSH with a dedicated deploy key.

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Tech stack