Building a 24/7 trading bot with Jev signal filtering and Opus 5.5 analysis
The architecture has Jev flag wallet activity worth a closer look out of thousands of movements, Opus 5.5 do the deeper analysis, and liquidity, exposure, and position limits get checked before any order is placed.
Jev + Opus 5.5 for a 24/7 memecoin trading bot. Thousands of wallet movements. Which ones deserve a closer look? Here’s how I’d connect the pieces: → Build trader profiles from wallet histories. → Track wallets that keep entering the same tokens. → Have Jev flag activity that matches the criteria. → Send those events to Opus with the trades and market context attached. → Check liquidity, exposure, and position limits before allowing an order. Jev handles the filtering. Opus handles the deeper analysis. The bot executes within predefined limits. Everything appears in one terminal: the signal, the analysis, the checks, and the resulting action. The same architecture applies to the 24/7 trading system I break down in my Opus 5.5 article: separate research, risk, execution, and review into one controlled workflow. The part that interests me most is knowing why a trade happened—and why the system skipped everything else.
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