Trading is off. The cabinet is closed.
Spot trading bots that stay on your line.
Captay is a plan for running three spot strategies under limits you choose. The money is meant to remain on the exchange. This public site describes that plan. It does not trade.
Three strategies, one brake
DCA
A schedule of buys in the quote currency you name, stopped by a position cap. It is a pacing rule, not a forecast that the average price will save the trade.
Open the strategyGrid
Resting buys and sells across a range you draw. Inventory can pile up if price leaves the range. The grid does not hunt a new range on its own.
Open the strategyRebalance
Target weights, including a cash weight, and a drift band. When weight wanders, the rule trades back toward the mix. It does not borrow and it does not short.
Open the strategyThe line you draw
The name splits in two. Stay: coins are not deposited with Captay. Line: a boundary on loss and size that a strategy is not allowed to argue with.
Daily loss limit
A mark-to-market ceiling for the session. When the day's loss on the allocated slice reaches it, new orders stop. The number is yours. Nothing here picks it for you.
Maximum drawdown
Measured from a high-water mark of the slice the strategy may use. It is not a promise that the account will avoid that drop. It is a stop on adding further risk after the drop has happened.
Emergency stop
A manual halt: cancel resting orders and refuse new ones until a person turns the strategy back on. It does not rewind fills, and an open coin can still move.
Where the coins sit
A future cabinet would connect with a trading API key that cannot withdraw. Captay would send instructions to the exchange you already use. It would not receive a deposit, hold a balance, or move coins to an address of its own. If the key is created without withdrawal permission, a bug in the product cannot invent that permission.
That boundary does not make the trading safe. A key that can buy and sell can still reduce the value of the account. Fees, gaps, and a rule that keeps buying a falling market are ordinary ways to lose money. The line exists so those losses have a size you wrote down before the session, not a size discovered afterward.
What is actually open
The cabinet is closed. There is no login that places an order, no paper book that fills against live prices, and no exchange connected to this website. The pages are a specification you can read in every published language. Slugs stay in English so a shared link does not change meaning when the language changes.
You can leave an address on the contacts page. The check happens in the browser and the address is not transmitted. When a cabinet exists, a notice list may exist with it. That list does not exist today, and this site will not pretend that a confirmation email has been queued.