KULA Bots

four strategies · they tell you, you decide, you sign

Read first Nothing here trades on your behalf. Each bot reads the live pools and tells you what its rule says right now. You choose whether to act and your wallet signs it. No key is held, no approval is standing, and closing this page stops everything. These are tools, not a managed fund — you can lose money using them.

Triangle arbitrage A

Walks a loop of three pools — wVKBT → wCURE → KULA → wVKBT — and checks whether you end with more than you started. Only worth doing when the loop pays more than the three trading fees it costs.

Loop	wVKBT→wCURE→KULA
Test size	50 wVKBT
Comes back as	—
Profit	—

reading pools…

Needs ≥ 100 bps after fees to be worth signing. Three hops cost about 0.90%.

Steady buying B

Buys a fixed amount on a schedule instead of guessing a bottom — dollar-cost averaging. The bot does not pick the moment; that is the entire point of it.

Route	KULA → WPRANA
Current rate	—
Your KULA	—
You would get	—

connect to size a buy

Run it on your own cadence. Daily and weekly both work; consistency is what does the work.

50/50 rebalance C

Keeps a pair at an even split by value. When one side runs up it sells a little of the winner into the loser — which is selling strength and buying weakness, mechanically, without an opinion.

Pair	KULA / WPRANA
Your KULA	—
Your WPRANA	—
KULA share of value	—

connect to read your balances

Band is ±5%. Inside it, the correct move is to do nothing.

Grid D

Buys a step down, sells a step up, and records each level. It harvests a sideways market and will underperform a straight run in either direction — know which one you think you are in.

Pair	KULA / wVKBT
Price now	—
Your last level	—
Move	—

reading price…

Step in %. Your level is kept in this browser only — nothing is stored on a server.

These four mirror the strategies we run against our own pools, with the same rules and thresholds. The difference is that these read your balances and ask you to sign — there is no custody and no standing permission.
A bot is a rule, not a forecast. Each one is only as good as whether its assumption matches the market you are actually in, and every one of them can lose money. Start small enough that being wrong is cheap.