Official levels are three rule sets the platform maintains, no prompt needed: pick a level and an amount, and every other rule is an official value enforced by the deterministic engine. They suit people new to LP who want to see real results first.
The three levels
| Level | Which pools | Positions, range and exit (current version) | Official paper Agent |
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| Steady (v4) | Official blue-chip pairs only, such as SOL-USDC or JUP-SOL (quoted in SOL / USDC, TVL and 24h volume at least $1M) | 1 position, two-sided ±25%; resets the range after 2 hours out of range, at most twice a day; stop loss at 10% | Public performance |
| Balanced (v3) | Established, actively traded tokens, blue chips included (market cap at least $20M, pool at least 7 days old) | Up to 2 positions, two-sided ±15%; resets after 2 hours out of range, at most twice a day; stop loss at 12% | Public performance |
| Aggressive (v4) | Trending SOL-quoted pools whose token is at least 7 days old and passes risk checks, with 24h fees at least 5% of TVL | Up to 2 positions, two-sided ±15%; exits instead of resetting when price falls below the range; stop loss at 15%, max hold 36 hours | Public performance |
All three keep principal in USDC between positions: each open swaps USDC into the pool’s tokens, each exit swaps back, and PnL and the stop loss are measured in USD.
This is a summary. The full parameter table (pool thresholds, how long to wait and how often to reset the range, slippage, cooldowns…) is on each level’s page; when a level is revised, the app’s table is the reference. Agents you’ve already created are never changed.
The three official paper Agents run each level’s current version on paper funds continuously, and their public performance pages show every open, exit and result. Those are paper-fund results: fees and fills are estimates, not real returns. When a level is revised, a new official Agent starts with the new version and the level’s card shows it from then on; the old Agent’s page stays up, marked as replaced.
How to start
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Pick a level
Answer Run an Agent on rules to the first question when you sign up and Home lists the three levels. Or click New Agent and choose Official risk level in the first step, Choose a path.
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Enter an amount, review the rules
Enter the Amount to invest (below the suggested minimum you can’t continue: positions that small can’t cover network costs). Below it are the Hard limits the platform enforces, and Show all N parameters opens the full table. Click Next.
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See what it would do
The What it would do card shows what it would open right now on one side and how these rules would have done over the past 14 days on the other (a backtest, switchable to 30 / 90 days). See What it would do.
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Start
Click Start on paper funds. Paper funds use real prices and pools without real money, and the same rules as the official Agent on the public page. After running a while and reviewing the results, decide whether to Use real funds; see Use real funds.
Changing the rules
An official level only lets you change the amount. To change anything else, click Advanced: view / edit the prompt on the level page, take the matching prompt to the New Agent page, make it your own, then check it, see what it would do and create it. From then on it’s an ordinary “write your own rules” Agent; see Write your own rules.