Intelligence Consensus Architecture:
Mood Ring, Copybot & Pool Snapshots

X1 Terminal
November 3, 2026

Executive Summary

We aggregate the live positioning of 37 consistently profitable Hyperliquid day traders into a signed, per-coin consensus — the Mood Ring. A maker-first copybot mirrors that consensus into follower accounts, every order carries a small builder fee, and a snapshot bot archives the entire pool every five minutes into a 48-hour, time-indexed store. Layered stops, a re-entry block, and watchdogs keep losses bounded when the market turns fast. Source: whitepaper.tex · Extended edition: /whitepaper-extended.

 37 HL traders ──▶ listener (positions, fills)
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             ┌── snapshot bot (5 min, pre-cycle) ──▶ SQLite 48h store
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     Mood Ring signal  s_c, w_c = s_c/100
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   copybot cycle (~5 min) ──▶ ALO post-only ─(60s unfilled)─▶ market
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   stops / trail / blocks     5 bps builder fee ──▶ builder wallet

Trader Pool and the Mood Ring

The listener tracks 37 Hyperliquid day traders selected for sustained profitability, including seven ZEC whales who count fully in the signal. Aggregate realized performance: +$12.2M (7d), +$36.5M (30d), +$347.8M all-time. For each coin $c$, net positioning across the pool produces a score $s_c \in [-100, 100]$. The target weight is

$$w_c=\begin{cases}s_c/100, & |s_c|>15\\[2pt] 0\ (\text{flat}), & |s_c|\le 15\end{cases}\qquad \text{size}_c = w_c\cdot E\cdot L$$

where $E$ is follower equity and $L$ its leverage. Sign gives direction (long/short); the ±15 band suppresses noise.

The Copybot

Every ~5 minutes the copybot reconciles each follower against the signal — Blue Bear (0x95Df…, 5×) and Smurf (3×) — trading live through approved API agent wallets that can trade but never withdraw. Execution is maker-first: new positions, adds and reduces post as ALO (post-only) at best bid/ask; anything unfilled after 60 s is cancelled and sent at market. Full closes always go to market.

At the current fee tier maker orders earn no rebate; they simply pay less. Measured all-in cost (incl. builder fee) is ~6.0 bps maker vs ~8.5 bps taker — about $6.00 vs $8.50 per $10k notional. Today ~9 of 12 opens/adds filled as maker.

Builder Fee

Each order carries a 5 bps (0.05%) builder fee routed to builder 0x95e1642B6C06E06E6ad9412A90e908Dcb09f6c1a, approved once per user on Hyperliquid. Roughly $59 has accrued to date.

Snapshot Bot

Every 5 minutes, just before the copybot cycle, the snapshot bot rotates current → previous and captures the full pool — all positions, 24h fills, Mood Ring signal, rankings, bot state, stops and builder rewards — into a SQLite time-indexed store with strict 48-hour rolling retention. Any state in the window can be queried by time, address or coin, and any two cycles diffed. A watchdog restarts it on stall.

Safety Elements

Hard stop: per-position 8% resting reduce-only stop-market on Hyperliquid (10% slippage cap), refreshed each cycle.
Trailing stop: bot-managed; arms at +4%, moves to breakeven +0.1%, then trails 4% behind the best price, only tightening.
Re-entry block: after a stop fills, no reopen until the signal flips, goes flat, leaves the signal, or weight changes >25%.
Account limits: 10% daily loss stop, leverage caps, $25 minimum order.
Liveness: 15 s HTTP and 20 s DB timeouts, 240 s cycle watchdog, 10-minute stall restart.
Controls: pause and flatten; agent keys encrypted in the browser.

Stops/trailing/re-entry block currently apply to Blue Bear only. Not investment advice.