PumpStriker auto-buy (beta): opt-in, dry run first, capped

In dry run, auto-buy runs virtual positions on real quotes and never sends a transaction. When you switch auto-buy on, it starts here, and without the pilot it can go no further until a strategy passes its test and you confirm live mode.

Dry run changes nothing else. Signal cards still reach your chat, and your manual buys, sells and the exits on your real positions work as usual.

1. A PASS verdict for the strategy you choose. Verdicts are given per auto-buy safety tier (arm): BS, B0, B1 or B2 (see which signals each tier can buy).
2. A typed confirmation, CONFIRM <ARM> <report_id>, within 5 minutes.
3. BOT_DRY_RUN set to 0, false, no or off, so live mode can send.

Live mode switches itself off if the PASS is withdrawn.

Grades follow the tiers: grade A passed B2, grade B passed B1 but not B2, and grade C is everything else, including safety pending. A grade is a sorting label frozen at the decision, not a forecast. The full block-by-tier matrix is on the filters page.

• After 3 failed buys in a row.
• When the last 50 verified closed signal trades fall below the rolling threshold.
• After 10 or more live buys with no successful sell for over 30 minutes.
• When the caps file cannot be read: auto-buy is held for 24 hours.
• When the PASS for your strategy is withdrawn: live mode switches itself off.

Auto-buy notices and pauses reach your private chat as owner alerts.

Off by default, so auto-buy can run around the clock while your machine is on. You can limit it to USA hours (08:00 to 17:00 New York), Europe hours (08:00 to 17:00 London), Asia hours (09:00 to 18:00 Tokyo), or a custom start, stop and time zone. The window limits auto-buy only: signal cards and exits are never gated. A malformed start, stop or time zone, or a start equal to the stop, leaves the window open.

Signals Active (off means no cards and no auto-buy), Min Score and the market-cap and liquidity bands apply to auto-buy as well as to cards. An unreadable bound, or unknown liquidity against a bound you set, removes the buy. The lowest card grade changes only the cards you see; an auto-buy on a signal you would not see still sends a one-line notice. Every setting is listed on the filters page.

The bot also contains a capped pilot mode with tiny live amounts. Its availability to buyers is not promised. If it is offered, it runs live without a PASS verdict and is not switched off when there is none, with every other guard on:

• Each buy is the smaller of your buy amount and the pilot cap: 0.01 SOL by default, never above 0.05 SOL.
• At most 3 buys per UTC day by default, settable from 1 to 10.
• A tier marked FAIL, RETIRED or BIASED is never bought.
• A rug-flagged token, or one whose launch run is true or unknown, is never bought; safety must be clean, and the price and market cap must be known.

The same exit engine that watches every position the bot opens. An auto-bought position follows the default exit plan, or your own preset for that signal's grade, and the hard-rug exit is always kept.

For 5 minutes after a signal, safety facts that were still unknown are re-checked. If one now fails, the Engine withdraws the signal and an auto-bought position in it is sold. Your own buys, including Buy taps on a signal card, are never touched by a withdrawal.