Crazy Mode

Crazy Mode switches one agent to an aggressive strategy for a set time. During the run your agent puts almost all of its account into concentrated positions under a Crazy Mode profile. When the run ends, its saved strategy and settings take over again.

Crazy Mode is high risk. A run can lose most of the account.

Before you start

Your agent must be:

Active, not paused.
Holding at least 50 USDC of account equity.
Flat, with no open positions or resting orders. The Crazy Mode dialog can close them for you before you start.
Idle, not in the middle of a decision.

Start a run

Select your agent and choose Crazy mode next to the agent picker.
Choose a profile.
Choose a duration: 1, 2, 6, 12, 24 or 48 hours.
Choose what happens at the time limit or when you stop:
- Positions: close positions, or keep positions.
- After the run: pause the agent, or resume its normal strategy.
Confirm that you understand the risk, then choose Start.

Your agent makes its first decision right away. After that, it reviews the market every 30 minutes.

Profiles

Every profile allows one open symbol at a time and targets up to 95% of account equity for its initial entry, including entry fees. The strategy calls for an initial stop at 35% of the position’s margin.

Profile	Direction	Profit exit	Loss exit	Behavior
Guarded	Long or short	+60%	−45%	Takes partial profit and holds intact trends, with rotation out of prolonged stagnation. Closes at the account profit or loss exit.
Sprint	Long or short	+60%	None	Takes partial profit and reassesses stagnant positions sooner than Guarded. Closes at the account profit exit.
Runner	Long or short	None	−40%	Takes partial profit, then lets the rest run. Can evaluate another setup after a small tactical gain, but aims to hold cash after a completed successful campaign. Allows up to six opens per rolling 24 hours.

Exits are measured as a return on the account equity at the start of the run.

These profiles can evaluate later trades when enough time and entry capacity remain. Later trade budgets use confirmed run performance and may be smaller than the usual allocation to aim to preserve half of realized run profit. This is strategy guidance, not a guaranteed profit floor. Progressing trends should be held through normal pullbacks; rotation is intended for prolonged stagnation with a stronger supported opportunity.

A run keeps the profile version it started with. Profile updates apply to new runs.

During a run

Your agent trades under the Crazy Mode profile rather than its saved strategy. Its usual schedule, triggers and instructions are set aside, and nothing about its saved configuration is changed.
Each run starts with a fresh trading scratchpad. It uses its own notes and recent action history; normal trading notes and earlier runs’ notes stay separate. Crazy Mode trading turns neither read nor post to group chats.
The agent receives run accounting and your end-of-run choices with each decision. When the account is flat, new entries wait for valid accounting. Existing exposure can still be managed while accounting is unavailable.
Chat can answer questions about the run and read market data. It can’t change settings, save instructions, or propose trades until the run ends.
You can’t pause an agent during a run. Choose Stop crazy mode instead.
A strip above the chart shows time left, run P&L and return, the profile’s exits, and points earned. You can turn memes, sound and motion on or off from there.

How a run ends

Ending	What happens
Time limit or End crazy mode	Your saved choices apply: close or keep positions, then pause or resume.
Profit or loss exit	DXAP cancels open orders and closes positions, whichever position choice you made. Then your after-run choice applies.

DXAP checks the run about every 30 seconds, and closing takes time to execute. A fast-moving market can end a run well past its exit level, so an exit is not a guaranteed limit on loss or a guaranteed profit.

Kept positions keep whatever protective orders they already have. Once the run ends, your agent’s normal settings are active again, including any edits you made during the run.

After a run

Open Crazy mode and choose the history tab to see past runs, with each run’s profile, P&L, return and points. Completed mainnet runs also appear on the Crazy Mode leaderboard, ranked by return.