Costs & limits
- Trading principal
- The funds exchanged for tokens. They remain exposed to price movements after a run stops.
- On-chain costs
- SOL network and priority fees, proof fees, token-account setup and route costs. Failed attempts can also incur costs.
- AI credits
- Requests billed to your provider account. These do not come from the wallet's trading balance.
Your prompt defines trade size, exposure, entries and exits; there is no platform $5 buy or daily-loss strategy cap. Retained AI accounting has a $3 rolling 6-hour limit, $0.50 rolling hour limit and 120 requests per rolling hour per owner. Slippage defaults to 0.5%, with supported configuration up to 5%; the hosted platform currently uses 5% so fast-moving launches can still fill. The platform agent balance limit is 1 SOL: above it the agent makes no new buys until you withdraw the excess, while sells continue. Fee, reserve, price-impact and wallet authorization controls remain separate execution protections. Check them in AI Lab before running.
These are not an all-in loss guarantee or a prediction of what a run will cost. A user-requested realized-loss pause does not cap unrealized losses, and fees and AI spend are separate. Provider-side usage of the same key elsewhere is separate from Agenora’s accounting. Unknown request costs and estimates must be read with their displayed caveats.