In development
TRADREX is a desktop trading system for Solana tokens.
AI proposes. Independent code decides. Any doubt rejects the trade. Today it runs in paper trading only: real trading is locked.
What TRADREX is
TRADREX is a trading system for Solana spot tokens. It finds new tokens, checks them, asks three AI analysts what they think, and passes every trade through a risk engine that is plain code, not AI. The risk engine has the final say.
It runs locally on one Windows PC, with a dashboard that opens in the browser at an address only that computer can reach. It is not a website and not a hosted service, and it is built for personal use by its owner.
The rule that shapes the whole system: code fetches, AI judges, code decides. When anything is missing, late, unclear or doubtful, the trade is rejected.
Trading digital assets carries a real risk of loss. Nothing on this page is investment advice or a promise of results.
What TRADREX does
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Finds candidates
It watches for new Solana tokens and collects their market data and on-chain facts, with the source and the time of every value.
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Filters before it spends
Plain checks on the token itself run first: who can still mint or freeze it, how concentrated the holders are, how much liquidity there is, and whether it can be sold again. A token that fails goes no further.
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Asks three AI analysts
A Scanner, an Analyst and a Trader each give a structured opinion. A trade can continue only if all three say go.
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Can ask for a second opinion
An optional Judge can add one more view. It can only veto, and the system works without it.
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Checks every trade independently
The risk engine re-reads fresh data and checks every limit itself. It does not trust the earlier stages, and it cannot be overruled by the AI.
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Watches open positions
A position monitor follows what is open and applies each trade's exit plan. Exits go through the risk engine too.
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Shows everything
A local dashboard shows the market, positions, orders, the four AI roles, results and the state of the risk limits, with the source and time of every number.
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Alerts you
Alerts and a few commands, such as status and pause, arrive through Telegram.
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Keeps a record
Every decision is logged before it is acted on. If the record cannot be written, no order is sent.
How it works
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01
Collect and filter
Market data and chain reads become one snapshot per candidate. Cheap, deterministic checks run first, so no AI cost is spent on a token that already fails.
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Analyse
Three AI analysts review the snapshot and answer in a fixed format. Anything that does not match the format is rejected, never repaired.
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Check
The optional Judge may veto. Then the risk engine tests the trade against every limit using a fresh price quote. One failed rule rejects it.
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Execute
In paper mode the order is simulated. The part that can sign real orders exists, but it is locked.
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Watch and report
The monitor follows each position through to its exit, and the dashboard and Telegram show what happened and why.
At every stage the kill switch is checked first, and every stage writes to the record.
Safe by design
TRADREX is built to refuse when in doubt.
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Any doubt rejects
An error, a timeout, stale data or a missing field means the trade does not happen.
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Paper first, real trading locked
The default mode is paper trading. Real trading cannot be switched on from the dashboard and needs the owner's written approval.
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The AI cannot trade
The AI roles return opinions only. They have no access to the wallet and no way to send an order.
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One signer, swaps only
Only one component is allowed to hold the wallet key and sign, and only for swaps. Withdrawals and transfers are blocked in code.
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Keys stay on the computer
Provider keys are stored in the Windows credential vault, can be written but never read back through the interface, and are removed from logs.
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Outside text is data
Token names, descriptions and posts are treated as data to analyse, never as instructions.
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A kill switch that does not depend on the AI
Two always-visible controls, Pause entries and Emergency stop, work even when the AI and the providers are down.
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A daily AI budget
AI calls stop for new candidates when the daily budget is reached, while open positions keep being managed by plain rules.
Where TRADREX stands
Current state, kept apart from what has not started.
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Built
Data collection and safety filters
Built and tested against simulated and recorded provider data.
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Built
AI analysts, optional Judge and risk engine
Built and tested on simulated data. The Judge is optional and not connected yet.
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Built
Paper trading and the dashboard
Trades are simulated. The dashboard shows real system data, or says there is none.
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Locked
Real trading
Disabled. No wallet key and no real transaction exist in the project.
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Not started
Extended paper run
A long paper-trading period has to be completed before anything else.
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Not started
Packaged desktop app
An installer is planned for after the paper run.
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Not started
First real test with a tiny amount
Waits for the paper run and for the owner's written approval.
Trading digital assets carries a real risk of loss. Nothing on this page is investment advice or a promise of results.
Questions people ask
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Is TRADREX trading real money?
No. It runs in paper mode only. Real trading is locked.
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Does it promise profit?
No. No result is promised or published. Trading digital assets can lose money.
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Can the AI move my funds?
No. The AI only gives opinions. Only the locked execution component can sign, and only for swaps.
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Which AI does it use?
The three analysts are built around xAI's Grok and have not yet been run with a live account. Every external provider sits behind an interface, so one can be replaced without rewriting the system.
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Where does it run?
On one Windows PC. It runs locally, and its dashboard opens in the browser at an address only that computer can reach. A packaged desktop installer has not been built yet.
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Is it available to the public?
No. It is in development and built for personal use.
Important notice
Not investment advice. Nothing on this page is investment, financial, legal or tax advice, an offer or solicitation to buy or sell any asset, or a recommendation to trade. JEBREX does not provide investment services, brokerage, custody or portfolio management, and does not hold or manage anyone's funds.
Risk of loss. Digital assets, and newly created tokens in particular, are highly volatile and can lose all of their value. Trading them can result in the loss of everything committed, and some tokens cannot be sold at all. No system can remove these risks.
No promise of results. TRADREX is in development and runs in paper trading only. No performance results are published or implied, and simulated or past results are no indication of future results.
Development status. This page describes how TRADREX is designed and what is built today. Features may change, be delayed or never be released. TRADREX is built for personal use. It is not offered to the public, as a service or as a product for sale.
Third parties. TRADREX relies on third-party providers, such as market-data, blockchain-access and AI services. JEBREX does not control them and is not responsible for their availability, accuracy or terms. Their names are used only to describe how the system works and imply no endorsement or partnership.
Regulation. Rules on digital assets and on trading differ from country to country. Nothing here is directed at anyone in a place where it would be unlawful. Anyone considering trading digital assets should take independent professional advice.
Jebrex Tech, S.L. is the owner of TRADREX. For any question about this notice, write to hello@jebrex.com.
Questions about TRADREX
It is in development. Write to us if you would like to know more.