Every Autopilot strategy, and what each one actually trades

Two wallets, and why the difference matters more than the strategy

Before the strategies, the wallet. Every Autopilot runs in one of two places and that choice decides what can happen to your money. An Exchange Autopilot runs in the Trading Wallet, on TRUE Exchange, trading perpetual futures with leverage, long and short. It is funded by an internal transfer from your main trading account to the agent's own deck. Leverage means a position can be liquidated. A Wallet Autopilot runs in the Investing Wallet, on chain, in your own wallet. It buys and sells spot. Nothing is borrowed, so nothing can be liquidated. You signed the transaction that funded it and TRUE cannot move what is in there. The same strategy name can exist in both forms and behave very differently. TREND on the Exchange is leveraged and trades 64 markets long and short. TREND Majors in the Investing Wallet is three coins, long only, no leverage. Read the wallet first and the name second.

Door one: save regularly

This door is the savings plan, the recurring buy and the dip buyer. It is worth saying plainly that these are not Autopilots: there is no strategy making decisions, there is a schedule and a rule. You choose an asset, an amount and a cadence, and it executes. It is in the same first screen because it answers the same question people arrive with, which is that they want this to happen without them, and for a lot of people the honest answer is a schedule rather than a strategy.

Door two: let TRUE trade

Three strategies, all built on the same idea. A market that breaks out of its recent range tends to keep going, and the way to trade that is to take many small losses while waiting for the few moves that pay for them. TREND, on the Exchange, is the full version. 64 markets: 36 crypto, 18 US stocks including the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100, gold, silver, oil and seven FX pairs. It enters on a 55 day high or low, exits on a 20 day reversal, and carries a trailing stop at 3 ATR. It risks 2 percent of the budget per trade at 5x leverage, holds at most 12 positions, opens at most 6 a day, holds for a minimum of 24 hours and a maximum of 60 days, and halts itself at 8 percent down in a day, 15 percent in a week or 30 percent in total. Its card reads: 4 years, plus 91 percent, worst dip 17 percent. That comes from a backtest of 434 trades between September 2022 and October 2026, of which 42 percent were winners and the winners averaged 2.3 times the losers. It is a test, not a promise. TREND Majors, in the Investing Wallet, is the same rule on Bitcoin, Ethereum and Solana only, long only, no leverage. A few trades a year. 5 percent risk per position, three slots. Its card reads: 4 years, 2.3x, worst dip 40 percent. It holds nothing at all while the three are below their 55 day highs, which is a feature and not a fault. TREND xStocks, also in the Investing Wallet, applies the rule to 22 liquid tokenised US stocks on Solana, including SPYx, QQQx, NVDAx, TSLAx and AAPLx. Long only, on chain, trading around the clock. 3 percent risk, 12 slots. Its card reads: 4 years, 2.1x, worst dip 17 percent. A quiet day on any of these means nothing met the rules and it waited. That is the strategy working, not the strategy broken.

Door three: own a basket

Three baskets, each one bought and held with no stop, rebalanced to equal weight. No trading judgement is involved at all, which is the point. Magnificent Seven: Apple, Microsoft, Alphabet, Amazon, Nvidia, Meta and Tesla. Card: 4 years at 100 USD a week, 1.9x, worst dip 33 percent. Seven names from one industry fall together. AI Stocks: 18 names from chips to clouds, including Nvidia, AMD, Broadcom, TSMC, Microsoft, Alphabet, Meta, Amazon, Palantir, Oracle, Arm, Micron, ASML, Supermicro, Vertiv, Arista, Marvell and CrowdStrike. Card: 4 years at 100 USD a week, 3.2x, worst dip 37 percent. Defense and Aerospace: 17 names across the US and Europe, including Lockheed Martin, RTX, Northrop Grumman, General Dynamics, L3Harris, Huntington Ingalls, Leidos, GE, Howmet, Kratos, AeroVironment, Rocket Lab, Palantir, Rheinmetall, Leonardo, BAE and Thales. Card: 4 years at 100 USD a week, 2.3x, worst dip 38 percent. One practical warning about baskets at small budgets. An 18 name basket funded with 40 USD is 2 USD a name, which is under the 10 USD minimum ticket, so it does nothing at all. If you want a basket, fund it properly or pick a smaller one.

Door four: high risk, high return agents

Three strategies where the honest framing is that most individual positions are expected to lose and a few are expected to carry the rest. Only money whose loss would not change your month. Meme Lotto, in the Investing Wallet. Solana meme coins with at least 50,000 in volume and liquidity that fell 30 percent in a day. It buys the crash and sells after three days, or half at a double. Eight tickets at 6 percent each, stop between 40 and 60 percent. Its card shows a live record rather than a backtest: 13 days live, plus 49 percent, from 139 tickets of which 7 doubled and 32 vanished. A third of these tokens die. Aggressive Scalp, on the Exchange, live since 31 October 2026. Five minute bars, two setups: a break, where a bar closes above the high of the previous twelve with a range of at least one ATR, and a fade, where price closes 2.5 ATR away from its 20 bar average and turns. It trades BTC, ETH, SOL, HYPE, BNB, XRP and DOGE around the clock, plus Nvidia and Tesla on weekdays from 14:30 to 21:00 UTC. The seed dials: up to 50x leverage with a per market ceiling, 2 percent risk per trade, a stop between 0.3 and 1.5 percent, a target at twice the risk, a maximum hold of 60 minutes, 20 entries a day, 4 open at once, and halts at 12 percent in a day or 25 percent in a week. It also carries a fee budget of 15 percent of the budget a day, because 20 trades on a full day costs about 10 percent of the budget in taker fees and the break-even hit rate is about 47 percent. There is no backtest. The card shows the word Collecting and the live record only. Meme Launch Bets, in the Investing Wallet, live since 31 October 2026. Tokens between one and 72 hours old on Solana and Robinhood Chain that pass liquidity, volume, holder and security filters: no mint authority, no freeze authority, top ten holders under 35 percent, market cap under 50 million. Twelve slots at 5 percent each, four new a day and 20 a week, selling half at 2x and a quarter at 3x, with a trailing stop of 35 to 40 percent, a hard stop of 40 to 50 percent and a time exit at seven days. There is no backtest here either. That card also shows the word Collecting. Neither of the two newest has a return figure, and TRUE is not going to publish one until there is a live record worth reading.

Copying, which sits alongside these

Copy Spot is a tenth strategy in the Investing Wallet and it works differently enough to have its own page. Instead of running a rule, it follows on-chain traders you pick from a ranked board, as one basket under one budget. Every position it opens carries a 25 percent stop, a 60 percent take profit and a 48 hour maximum hold.

What an Autopilot costs

No setup fee and no performance fee, on any of them. TRUE does not take a share of what a strategy makes. An Exchange Autopilot pays your account's perpetual fee on every fill, 0.100 percent taker and 0.025 percent maker at the Starter level. That volume counts toward your own fee level and your weekly rebate, exactly as if you had placed the trades yourself. A Wallet Autopilot pays the swap fee on each buy and each sell, between 1.19 percent and 0.79 percent depending on your rolling 30 day swap volume, plus the network fee for the chain.

What was retired, so you are not looking for it

ATLAS, the four hour perps strategy across 27 crypto markets, was retired on 29 October 2026. Every ATLAS Autopilot was moved onto TREND automatically, and any ATLAS position that was open at the time finishes under its own stop and target. Nothing was required of anybody. AutoPilot V3 Spot, the meme momentum strategy, closed on 25 October 2026. Community strategies, which are forks of TRUE's strategies running with their maker's dials, show a Made by line and a Built on line, and deliberately show no chart until they have 30 live days and 50 closed trades behind them.

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