Put your plan in motion. For hands-on investors ready to run a repeatable options routine.
Everything in Explore
Portfolio visibility, simulations and inspectable strategy mechanics.
Protected OKX execution
Defined-risk ETH spreads, iron condors and iron butterflies through one connected execution account. Execution is off unless your deployment enables it, and it stays paused after every restart.
A continuous options routine
Scan candidates, buy protection, monitor fills and evaluate the next cycle.
Exit rules you choose
Profit capture and position-loss fractions, with opt-in delta and trailing rules that are off by default. The pre-expiry exit is fixed at 60 minutes. Fills are not guaranteed.
Control new commitments
Set capital and strategy limits. Pause new entries while open-position management continues.
Follow the order lifecycle
Keep fills, fees, exit reasons and partial or pending orders in a connected trade journal.
Independent investorsA thoughtful process. On your terms.
Before you choose
Know what comes with your plan.
What happens when I sign up?
You apply for private-beta access; you do not activate a subscription. These are invitation-stage plans. Your invitation confirms available features, connections and terms before any paid activation. No payment or API keys are collected here.
Which connections and execution tools are available?
OKX supports account monitoring and the defined-risk ETH options loop. IBKR monitoring and cash-funded USD tickets currently require a local gateway with interactive login; IBKR positions are manually managed. Deribit supports read-only monitoring and option comparisons, not order submission. TradingView uses full-history CSV imports, not a live account API. Account permissions, market-data subscriptions and venue availability still apply.
Does a higher plan mean higher investment returns?
No. Higher plans add execution tools and decision context, not a return target. Exit rules attempt to close positions; liquidity and fills are not guaranteed. Paper trading simulates fills, and fast replay uses synthetic prices, not a verified historical backtest.