Quaxis Oracle
Profit Engine #2: "Server Intelligence, Client Execution" — AI trading without custody
ARCHITECTURE: C++ Oracle-Core (AI brain) + Quaxis-Bot (local executor)
Quaxis Oracle is a non-custodial AI trading system implementing the "Three Keys" protocol: Trade API key (stays on your machine), Read-Only API key (server uses for auditing), and quaxis_api_key (authentication bridge). Oracle-Core runs Dynamic Management Strategy (DMS) with 5 strategy groups across 50 assets on Bitget Spot (USDC pairs). 20% Performance Fee via High-Water Mark (HWM v2) — you never pay twice for the same gains. Fees paid in CLA from your Fuel Tank and burned under the Deflation Plan. Risk Engine v3 enforces hard limits: max 25% per trade, 50% DCA, 90% global exposure. Oracle fees create the "Oracle Sink" — part of the Double Squeeze mechanism.
How Oracle actually works for you
Pay-Later Performance Fee
Oracle uses a Pay-Later Performance Fee: around 20% on new profits only. A built-in High-Water Mark makes sure you never pay twice for the same gains. If there is no new profit above your previous peak, you pay nothing. That means Oracle only wins when you do.
Bot Fuel: CLA that powers the bot
Oracle fees are paid in CLA from your Bot Fuel balance — an internal balance you top up through Forge mining rewards or by buying CLA. Bot Fuel is not something you withdraw; it is what keeps the engine running. No Bot Fuel, no trades. This creates real, structural demand for CLA driven by actual product usage.
Automatic fee settlement from Bot Fuel
When Oracle locks in profit, it automatically deducts the performance fee from your Bot Fuel balance. If your tank runs low, the bot gradually moves into a Limited (Low Balance) state and pauses new trades until you refill. Simple, transparent, and fully automated — no manual invoices or payment hassle.
True non-custodial design
Your cryptocurrency never leaves your exchange account. You provide API keys with read + trade permissions only, no withdrawals. You can pause or stop the bot at any time. Oracle statuses such as Active, Limited (Low Balance), or Limited (API Issue) tell you exactly what is going on. Complete control stays with you — Quaxis never holds your funds.
All Oracle performance fees collected in CLA flow into Aegis for Controlled Token Burn under the long-term Deflation Plan. Transparent value loop: using Oracle increases Bot Fuel consumption, which increases burn volume and supports the CLA token economy over time.
Your workflow with Oracle
Connect your exchange
Download the Oracle client software → connect your Bitget Spot account → provide API keys (trade permission only, no withdrawals). Your keys stay local and under your control — Quaxis servers never receive withdrawal rights.
Configure risk parameters
Set trading markets (USDT pairs like BTC/USDT, ETH/USDT, etc.), capital allocation per trade, maximum account drawdown, and risk limits. Oracle respects your parameters — you define the boundaries, the AI optimizes within them.
Oracle trades automatically
Oracle generates AI trading signals → your local client executes trades on your exchange account → profits accumulate in your account. Regular performance calculations using a High-Water Mark determine the Pay-Later Performance Fee, which is then paid from your Bot Fuel if and only if you are ahead.
Access and status requirements
Minimum Stake (about $50 in CLA)
To unlock full access (OPEN + MANAGE), keep your Minimum Stake at roughly $50 worth of CLA, counting wallet balance, vesting, and Bot Fuel. If your equity drops below the threshold, Oracle moves to Limited (Low Balance): it pauses new trades but still lets you manage open positions.
Outstanding Performance Fee
Oracle tracks an Outstanding Fee Balance under the Pay-Later model. If unpaid performance fees exceed a safe limit, status switches to Limited (Fee Due): new trades pause until you top up Bot Fuel or settle the fee in CLA. No profit — no new fee accrues.
Technical approach
🧠 Multi-strategy engine
Oracle is built around multiple strategies that see markets differently: trend-following, mean reversion, volatility harvesting, and more. The goal is not to “guess tops and bottoms”, but to systematically exploit recurring patterns with controlled risk.
⚖️ Risk guardrails first
Oracle ships with risk guardrails baked in: per-trade limits, account-level drawdown stops, and instant pause switches. Strategies must respect those constraints — the system is designed so that one bad day cannot wreck a multi-year plan.
💎 No subscription, only aligned fees
There is no monthly payment, no upsell tier, and no hidden markup inside spreads. Oracle’s only income is the transparent performance fee in CLA. That structure forces us to care more about drawdowns and long-term survival than about short bursts of activity.
How Oracle fits into the three-engine system
For miners
The CLA you earn through Forge is not just a speculative chip. By directing part of it into your Fuel Tank, you can have an AI engine working that exposure for you in real markets while Aegis keeps shrinking total supply via buybacks and burns.
For CLA holders
As more traders use Oracle, more performance fees are paid in CLA and routed into Aegis logic. Together with Forge revenue buybacks, that creates a clear, auditable relationship: product usage up, supply pressure up. You can see it on-chain, not just in marketing slides.
Design principles Oracle follows
📊 High-water mark accountability
Fees are tied to new highs, not noise. If your account drops and recovers, you are not charged again for ground you already paid for. That’s standard in serious funds — we bring the same discipline to an automated engine.
🏦 Non-custodial by construction
The architecture is built around the assumption that you never give us custody. That’s why keys stay local, why withdrawal rights are never needed, and why you can cut access instantly by killing your client.
💰 Integrated CLA utility
Oracle treats CLA as fuel, not decoration. If you want the engine to run, you keep your Fuel Tank topped up. If you don’t, it stops. That simple rule creates direct, non-theoretical demand tied to a product people either find useful or they don’t.
🔗 Transparent fee flow
Performance fees don’t disappear into opaque wallets. They route through Aegis and show up on-chain as burns and treasury movements you can verify. If we say Oracle is working and creating value, you should see it in both PnL and token flows.
How to position yourself around Oracle
Mine through Forge
Use Forge to build your CLA stack and Fuel Tank balance with real hashrate. That way, when you flip Oracle on, you are using “earned fuel” instead of chasing tokens later at whatever the market decides.
Accumulate CLA deliberately
If you buy CLA, do it with a clear plan: how much is for long-term holding, how much is for Fuel, and how much risk you’re comfortable letting Oracle take. Treat it like allocating capital to a desk, not like buying a lottery ticket.
Watch the numbers, not the slogans
Follow Oracle’s progress through real metrics: win rates, drawdowns, fees paid, CLA burned. If those numbers look healthy to you, scale up. If they don’t, you always have the option to pause. That’s how a serious engine should be evaluated.