An AI assistant foryour crypto tasks.
Plan trades, compare exchange prices and automate portfolio, DeFi and staking tasks through your own wallet.
How does ATLY AI work?
ATLY AI Agent helps automate crypto tasks.
It can help with:
- Trading — entry and exit conditions, position sizing and risk limits.
- Arbitrage — prices across platforms and differences after fees.
- Portfolio — regular purchases (DCA), asset shares and rebalancing.
- DeFi — collateral, debt, liquidity positions and rewards.
- Staking — accrued rewards, reinvestment and withdrawal stages.
Connect a wallet whose keys you control through WalletConnect, then set up your agent. Exchange APIs can be added in settings. Your private keys stay in your wallet.
Three steps to get started.
Choose a task and connect your wallet. Then set the assets, budget and actions for your agent.
Choose your task
Trading, arbitrage, portfolio, DeFi or staking. You can also describe your own task.
Connect your wallet
Connect through WalletConnect and confirm the request in your wallet app or extension.
Set up your agent
Choose the assets, trade amounts and limits. Add exchange APIs in settings if needed.
Describe what you want to do.
Explore five types of tasks: calculations, plans and automated actions through your wallet.
Plan the trade before you enter.
Review Spot and Futures trades. Set your entry, Stop-Loss and Take-Profit, then calculate how much to trade for your chosen risk.
- Market analysis
Check trends, support and resistance, price and volume for your chosen timeframe. News includes its source and publication time.
- Position size & risk
Calculate the amount of the asset, trade value and risk/reward ratio from your entry, stop and risk limit. Include fees and slippage.
- Entry, exit & Futures
Set entry and exit prices. For Futures, also check margin, leverage, liquidation price and funding payments.
- Trade history & results
Compare planned and actual trade prices, fees, realized profit or loss and the current result of open positions.
ETH/USDT: entry 3,200, Stop-Loss 3,150, Take-Profit 3,300. Capital: 1,000 USDT, risk: 1%. Calculate the position size.
The position size is 0.20 ETH. That is 640 USDT at the entry price.
Here is the calculation:
- Risk per trade — 1,000 × 1% = 10 USDT.
- Distance to the stop — 3,200 − 3,150 = 50 USDT per ETH.
- Position size — 10 ÷ 50 = 0.20 ETH.
- At Stop-Loss — −10 USDT before costs.
- At Take-Profit — +20 USDT before costs. Risk/reward: 1:2.
Fees and slippage are not included. Actual loss depends on the fill price and costs.
Data, settings and actions
What ATLY checks
- Price, volume and your selected timeframe
- Entry price, position size and open orders
- Market and token information with source dates
What you choose
- Entry condition, Stop-Loss and Take-Profit
- Position size and risk per trade
- Allowed wallet actions and limits
What you can check
- The position calculation and risk/reward ratio
- Order status, filled amount and execution price
- Fees, realized profit or loss and the current result of open positions
Your wallet. Your agent.
Connect your wallet through WalletConnect, then set up your agent. Add exchange APIs in the app if needed.
- Choose a task
Choose a task, or continue if you are not sure yet. You can add details during setup.
- Connect with WalletConnect
Open the request in your wallet app or extension. Check the account and network before confirming.
- Set up your agent
Choose assets, budgets and rules. Add exchange APIs in settings if needed.
On a computer, confirm in your wallet extension or phone app. On a phone, return to ATLY after confirming in your wallet.
How do I connect and set up an agent?
Start with your wallet. ATLY uses WalletConnect for the initial connection.
- Choose a task — trading, arbitrage, portfolio, DeFi or staking. You can describe your own task.
- Connect your wallet — select it in WalletConnect and confirm the request in your wallet app or extension.
- Set up your agent — choose assets, conditions, budget and permissions. Review them before starting.
Exchange APIs are added afterwards in settings. The agent works through a wallet whose keys you control.
Balance: 600 USDT. Reserve: 100. Agent budget: 500; up to 50 per swap, max slippage 0.5%. What needs checking?
Every condition must pass before a swap. The reserve is excluded from the agent’s budget.
- Budget — no more than 500 USDT for the strategy.
- Swap size — no more than 50 USDT per operation.
- Slippage — no more than 0.5%.
- Reserve — at least 100 USDT remaining after the swap and costs.
- Assets and permissions — only the assets and actions selected in settings.
If costs would bring the reserve below 100 USDT, the swap does not pass the check. Network costs also need available funds.
Set limits. Track each action.
See the amount, costs and result of each action.
Budget & reserve
Choose the assets, set the strategy’s budget and keep a separate reserve.
Trade amounts & costs
Before starting, set the amount per action, maximum slippage and a cost limit.
Reasons & results
See what triggered an action, how much was filled, the fees and the remaining position. Skipped actions show a reason.
Changes & access
Change rules, pause new actions and manage access in settings. Continue tracking transactions already sent.
Questions & answers
How to connect, set up your agent and use each strategy.
What happens after I connect my wallet?
Choose a task, assets, budget and limits, then review what the agent will do. Add exchange APIs in settings if needed. You keep control of your wallet’s keys; connecting the wallet does not start the agent.
Why does ATLY use WalletConnect?
WalletConnect connects a compatible wallet to ATLY so you can review requests in your wallet. This is the first step in setup. It does not connect your exchange account or automatically allow tokens to be spent.
Does a message to the AI start a trade?
No. The reply provides analysis or suggested settings. Check the assets, amounts and actions before turning on automation. The agent then follows those settings. A chat reply does not approve a transaction.
Who controls my wallet and assets?
You keep your wallet’s private keys. The agent can act within the permissions you give it. Assets used in DeFi or staking may be held in protocol contracts and follow those protocols’ rules.
Which wallets and networks can I use?
The connection window lists available wallets. Supported networks and actions depend on the strategy and integration, so check them during setup. A wallet that supports WalletConnect may not support every network.
Which costs should I account for?
Costs may include trading, network and protocol fees. Check estimates before starting and actual costs in the history. Arbitrage must account for both sides of the trade. For DeFi and staking, include any transactions to collect rewards, reinvest or withdraw.
How do I stop the agent or remove its access?
Pausing stops new automated actions. To remove access, revoke the relevant permission and wait for confirmation. Disconnecting the wallet ends the session but does not remove every permission recorded on the blockchain. Keep tracking transactions already sent and positions still open.
Does ATLY guarantee returns?
No. Automated strategies can lose money. Prices, available liquidity, costs and how protocols work all affect the result. Calculations, tests on past data and AI analysis do not guarantee future returns.
Set up your crypto tasks with ATLY.
Choose a task, connect your wallet and review the rules and permissions.
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