Sonaris AI: The Automation Hub

Sonaris AI is the page where the app actually trades on its own — not just displays. Two tabs sit at the top: Pro Signals takes ready-made signals from the Pro Channel, Manual lets you pick a module and entry yourself (see the posts on risk strategy and entry patterns). Below that, a second layer: Future is active today, Spot is marked “coming soon.”

Every coin gets its own exchange

Below sits the coin list — and next to each row, small but important, two exchange logos. One lit logo means this coin trades on that exchange. Two lit logos mean the signal goes to both at once. Without a saved API key, the logo stays grey and can't be switched on — otherwise a coin would go live without any exchange waiting for its orders.

How much of your wallet the automation may move in total is set by the wallet limit — a slider in USDT that draws the absolute ceiling. Below it, a pie chart splits that budget across the active coins: each coin you've switched on gets its own share via its own slider, and one that's switched off simply doesn't count until you turn it on — the display says so plainly.

Risk, Stop, and Targets in Detail

Click a coin and its Risk Manager opens — this is where Sonaris AI actually makes its trading decisions. Three modules are on offer, each with its own logic, plus an entry strategy (box ladder or instant market entry), a stop-loss strategy (at the box edge or delivered with the signal) and a position-flip switch that automatically reverses the side on an opposing signal instead of just closing.

MOD 1 – Strict Isolated (safety focus). Position size is based on your set % risk of the wallet balance, and leverage applies only to the margin. The stop-loss sits consistently outside the signal zone — if price hits it, your loss roughly equals the chosen risk percentage, plus fees and slippage. Isolated margin means: what you risk is capped from the start.

MOD 2 – Cross Distance (mathematical precision). Here leverage plays no role in position sizing — instead, the module calculates the contract quantity exactly from the distance between entry and stop-loss. Whether the stop sits 1% or 10% away makes no difference to your risk: if it's hit, you lose exactly your set risk percentage, to the cent, no more and no less. Handy for coins that swing hard and whose stop distance changes from trade to trade.

MOD 3 – Flex Grid (zone strategy). Module 3 works in stages: only 20% of the calculated risk goes into the first entry, with the remaining 80% sitting ready as limit orders down to just before the stop-loss. If price falls, the system collects those limits and pulls the position's average price down noticeably — once it's slightly in profit, it sheds the collected rebuys again to reduce risk. There are no rebuy levels here like in MOD 1/2 — the staggering is already built into the module itself.

For MOD 1 and MOD 2 you can additionally switch on staggered re-buy levels, which place further position sizes between entry and stop-loss instead of working with a single entry — MOD 3 skips this, since the staggering is already built in. Regardless of the module, you also decide on the entry strategy (box ladder or instant market entry), the stop-loss variant (at the box's end or delivered with the signal), and the position flip: on an opposing signal, the position automatically reverses direction instead of simply closing.

In short

The lamps are deliberately per coin, not per account: ATHUSDT can run on Bybit while ETHUSDT runs on Blofin at the same time, and a third coin on both. That makes the page look a bit busier at first glance — but it also means there's exactly one place that decides where each coin trades.