Intraday

Autonomous intraday trading for perpetual futures

PERP KING evaluates crypto perpetual futures continuously and decides for itself: LONG, SHORT, or WAIT. When it trades, the position is executed, protected at the exchange, managed, and closed. Then the same work starts again.

English · 26 September 2026 · PERP KING

One continuous loop

The product is the whole loop, not a single signal. Each pass through a market ends in a decision, and a decision to trade ends only when that position is closed.

  1. Monitor. Perpetual markets on the connected exchange — Kraken Futures, Binance Futures, OKX Perpetuals, Bybit, Bitget Futures or KuCoin Futures — both directions, around the clock.
  2. Evaluate. Price action, momentum, order flow, derivatives context, news, several timeframes and the broader market are read together. That reading is market intelligence.
  3. Decide. LONG, SHORT, or WAIT. WAIT is a completed decision.
  4. Execute. In LIVE, the order goes to the customer's own exchange account. Simulation records the same decision and sends nothing.
  5. Protect. A reduce-only stop is placed at the exchange. If it cannot be placed, the position is closed.
  6. Manage. The open position is re-read. Profit can be taken in part, and protection can be tightened. Order flow stays in that reading.
  7. Exit. The exchange stop, an earlier close when the reason for the trade is gone, or the customer's own Stop.
  8. Repeat. The next pass is a new LONG, SHORT or WAIT.

The life of the open position is autonomous position management. The two modes that can carry a decision are LIVE and optional Simulation.

What intraday means here

Crypto perpetuals do not close for the night. Intraday, for PERP KING, is the life of the position: it is opened, protected, managed, and usually finished within the day. A position can run longer when the move still justifies keeping it. There is no session bell that forces every position flat.

Charts from one minute through the daily candle are all part of the evaluation. A short-term entry is still read against the larger structure. The holding period is a result of that decision and of how the position is managed afterwards. It is not a clock the customer sets.

LONG, SHORT, or WAIT

Every market is considered on both sides. The side that is taken, if either is taken, is the one the readings support after costs. The customer can allow both directions, or only longs, or only shorts. Closing off a side does not force the other side to trade.

WAIT is the ordinary outcome. Readings that disagree, data that is missing or stale, a setup that would not pay for its costs, and a limit that would be broken all end in no order. A quiet stretch while the system is operational is the system working. The families of those refusals, without the private formula, are on LONG, SHORT and WAIT.

LIVE carries the decision

The decision is made the same way in both modes. LIVE is what turns LONG or SHORT into a real order on the customer's exchange account. The house engine selects the symbol and direction. Size follows the customer's equity and limits. Funds stay in that account. The trade key is used to place and cancel orders. PERP KING does not use withdrawal, deposit, or transfer endpoints.

Until LIVE is started, a LONG or SHORT on the decision stream does not touch the exchange account. Simulation, if it is on, follows new decisions inside the customer's limits and places no orders. The two modes are independent: each has its own start, pause and stop.

Questions

Does the market being open all night mean positions are held overnight?

Not as a rule. Positions are usually opened and closed within the day. One can be held longer when management still supports it. Nothing flattens the book because a clock struck a session close.

If it watches markets continuously, why is there often no new trade?

Because evaluation ends in WAIT whenever the evidence, the data, or the customer's limits do not support an order. Continuous work and continuous entries are different things.

Can I choose the next LONG or SHORT?

You choose the limits: risk, leverage, how many positions, daily loss, and which directions are allowed. The side, and whether to trade at all, is the software's decision.

Put PERP KING to work — inside your limits.

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