Autonomous Mode
Automated trading with built-in safety guardrails.
For experienced traders only. Autonomous Mode executes trades without confirmation. Make sure you understand the risks before enabling.
What is Autonomous Mode?
Autonomous Mode allows Mayson to execute certain trades automatically without requiring your approval for each one. This is designed for experienced traders who want to automate strategies while maintaining safety controls.
Prerequisites
Before you can enable Autonomous Mode:
- âś… Completed at least 20 trades in Co-Pilot Mode
- âś… Connected and verified exchange account
- âś… Configured risk parameters
- âś… Acknowledged risk warnings
- âś… Explicit opt-in confirmation
How It Works
Automated Execution
Trades that meet your criteria execute immediately:
You: Buy $200 of BTC
Mayson: ⚡ Trade Executed (Autonomous)
Bought 0.00463 BTC at $43,196.50
- Total: $200.00 + $0.20 fee
No confirmation was required (within your autonomous limits)
Safety Guardrails
Even in Autonomous Mode, strict limits apply:
| Guardrail | Description |
|---|---|
| Max Trade Size | Maximum amount per trade |
| Daily Limit | Maximum trading volume per day |
| Position Limit | Maximum position in any asset |
| Concentration Limit | Maximum % of portfolio in one asset |
| Stop-Loss Required | Automatic stop-loss on positions |
Required Safety Settings
Before enabling Autonomous Mode, you must configure:
Maximum Trade Size
Set my autonomous max trade to $500Trades above this amount still require confirmation.
Daily Trading Limit
Set my daily trading limit to $2,000Once reached, all trades require confirmation.
Position Limits
Set max position size to 20% of portfolioPrevents over-concentration in any asset.
Automatic Stop-Loss
Set automatic stop-loss at 10%All positions get automatic stop-loss protection.
What Still Requires Confirmation
Even in Autonomous Mode, these always require approval:
- âť— Trades exceeding your max trade size
- âť— Trades that would exceed daily limits
- âť— First trade of a new asset
- âť— Unusual market conditions (high volatility)
- âť— Actions that seem inconsistent with your goals
Enabling Autonomous Mode
Review Prerequisites
Am I eligible for Autonomous Mode?Configure Safety Parameters
Set all required limits (see above).
Read Risk Acknowledgment
Show me Autonomous Mode risksEnable the Mode
Enable Autonomous ModeFinal Confirmation:
You’re about to enable Autonomous Mode. This means:
⚠️ Trades within your limits will execute WITHOUT confirmation ⚠️ You’re responsible for monitoring your positions ⚠️ Losses can occur without your active approval
Your safety limits:
- Max trade: $500
- Daily limit: $2,000
- Stop-loss: 10%
Type “I understand the risks” to proceed.
Monitoring Autonomous Trades
Activity Notifications
You’ll receive notifications for:
- Every trade executed
- Limit breaches (requiring manual confirmation)
- Stop-loss triggers
- Daily summaries
View Activity
Show my autonomous trades todayWhat trades did Mayson make?Pause Autonomous Trading
At any time:
Pause autonomous tradingStop automated tradesDisabling Autonomous Mode
Switch to Co-Pilot ModeDisable Autonomous ModeYou can switch back to Co-Pilot Mode anytime without losing your settings.
Best Practices
| Practice | Description |
|---|---|
| Start Conservative | Begin with low limits and increase gradually |
| Monitor Regularly | Check your trades and portfolio daily |
| Enable Notifications | Keep all trade notifications on |
| Review Weekly | Assess autonomous performance weekly |
FAQ
Can Mayson lose all my money?
No. Safety guardrails prevent catastrophic losses:
- Position limits prevent over-exposure
- Daily limits cap total activity
- Automatic stop-losses protect against major drops
- Concentration limits ensure diversification
What if market conditions change?
Mayson monitors conditions and will:
- Pause autonomous trading during extreme volatility
- Require confirmation for unusual situations
- Alert you to significant market moves
Can I set asset-specific rules?
Yes:
Only autonomous trade BTC and ETHNever autonomously trade memecoinsQuestions? Check the FAQ or ask Mayson for help.