Level and liquidation alerts
Alerts when price tags levels you wrote down, or when an estimated liquidation cluster you care about is close enough to matter.
Starter · 7 min
A price or level alert is a message fired when a number you chose in advance is crossed. The agent watches; it does not interpret the alert as permission to trade. Levels, funding bands, peg breaks, and venue incidents are all alert jobs.
Jobs in this file: Written levels, liquidation clusters, funding extremes, stablecoin pegs, and venue status.
Alerts when price tags levels you wrote down, or when an estimated liquidation cluster you care about is close enough to matter.
Starter · 7 min
Alerts when funding, open interest, or the gap between them crosses thresholds you set before the session.
Intermediate · 7 min
A watch on peg, pool depth, and redemption assumptions for stables you actually hold or use as collateral.
Intermediate · 8 min
A monitor for exchange status pages, withdrawal pauses, and basis that blows out while a venue is impaired.
Advanced · 8 min
The condition that fired, the value now, the threshold you set, the time, and the position or watchlist item it refers to. It should not contain a suggested order.
No. Every alert playbook on this desk ends at a message a human reads. Wiring an alert into an order route is a different system, with different failure modes, and it is out of scope here.
Cap the count, require a written reason for each threshold, and review fired alerts on a schedule. Delete any alert you ignored twice.