Questions about keys, limits, and the closed cabinet
These answers restate the boundaries in a shorter voice. They are not a second set of terms and they do not add a feature that the rest of the site says is missing.
If an answer sounds absolute about the future cabinet, read it as a design constraint. The cabinet itself is closed, and no order leaves this domain.
Where does the money sit?
On the exchange account you already control. Captay is not a wallet and does not publish a deposit address. A future link would talk to that account through an API key. The coins are not moved here in order to be automated.
Can Captay withdraw coins to itself?
Not with the key the design allows. Withdrawal would be switched off when you create the key. The service also has no balance of its own to receive a transfer. A trading key can still lose value by trading, which is a different and real power.
What can a trade-only key do?
Read the account and place or cancel spot orders, if those bits are enabled. It cannot, under the plan, send coins to an outside address. The exact labels on the exchange screen are the exchange's. This site does not mirror a live console.
Are any orders sent from this website?
No. There is no cabinet session, no stored key, and no route that accepts an order. The public pages are descriptions. Opening them does not connect an exchange and does not start a paper fill.
Will DCA, a grid, or rebalance make a profit?
Nothing here says they will. Each rule can lose money while following its own instructions. Fees and a one-way market are enough. Captay does not rank the three rules and does not publish a result, because it has no result to publish.
What is the risk line?
Four numbers you would write: share of capital, position size, drawdown from a high-water mark, and loss since the session started. They sit outside the strategy and can veto an order. The site does not suggest the numbers.
Does the emergency stop erase a loss?
No. It would cancel resting orders and refuse new ones. Fills already done stay done. An open coin can keep moving. Closing that coin would be another trade, not a side effect of the halt.
Why is there no fee taken from profits?
Because the planned charge is a subscription for the software, and a cut of profit would care about money the product must not custody. The figures on the pricing page are illustrations. You cannot pay them.
Which exchanges are connected?
None. No integration is live, and no venue is named here as a partner. A later cabinet would depend on venues that offer a trade-only key. That sentence is not a list and not an endorsement.
What does the launch form transmit?
Nothing. It checks that the text looks like an email address and then tells you the check passed. The address remains in the browser. There is no waitlist stored on a server in this release.