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Warren

Capital Allocation

Configure the exchange, pair, amount, and boundaries Warren trades within, backed by one shared capital pool that keeps your strategy bots and Warren's own book from ever double-spending the same funds.

Portfolio

Before launching execution, Warren requires you to configure capital allocation.

What you configure

  • Connected exchange
  • Trading pair
  • Allocation amount
  • Execution boundaries

Supported flows

  • Allocation presets
  • Custom allocation values
  • Exchange-specific configuration
  • Trading pair selection

Capital allocation is the final guardrail you set before a strategy goes live. Warren operates strictly within the amount, pair, and execution boundaries you define here.

One capital pool, two books

Warren runs two kinds of execution: your strategy bots and Warren's own discretionary book. Both draw from a single shared capital pool, and a capital allocator holds margin reservations across the two so they can never double-spend the same funds. A bot and one of Warren's own positions cannot both claim the same capital at once.

The two books stay strictly separate everywhere else: their trades are stored, reported, and managed on their own, so the bots' numbers and Warren's numbers never blur together. See Execution: Bots and Warren's Book for how each book trades and the guards it carries.

In paper mode, both books draw from a dedicated simulated budget instead of real funds, so you can practice the full allocation flow before any live capital is involved.

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