Autonomous Trading
Some of what Sorin does doesn't need you in the loop for every decision. Autonomous agent mode lets Sorin monitor markets, enforce rules you've set, and take pre-authorized actions — without you needing to be at the keyboard.
What Autonomous Mode Does
Watches your portfolio and the market continuously
Enforces rules and guardrails you define
Executes pre-authorized actions when triggers fire
Flags everything it does for review so you stay in control
Who It's For
Traders managing strategies that require around-the-clock attention
Investors who want automated rebalancing, hedging, or risk management
Users running systematic strategies that benefit from rule-based execution
Anyone who wants Sorin's intelligence to keep working overnight
What You Can Automate
Rule-Based Actions
Define rules in plain language. Examples:
"Trim any single position that exceeds 20% of my portfolio."
"Close my perps leg if funding flips and stays negative for 8 hours."
"Rebalance weekly back to my target weights, within a 2% band."
"If BTC drops more than 10% in 24 hours, hedge 50% of my crypto beta."
Conditional Execution
Set up conditional orders that wait for market triggers:
Price-based — scale in or out at specified levels
Funding-based — open or close based on perps funding conditions
Spread-based — enter pair trades when correlations decouple
Event-based — act on governance outcomes, prediction market resolutions, or scheduled releases
Monitoring and Reporting
Even when it's not executing, Sorin is watching — and summarizing. You can configure Sorin to send you a daily or weekly wrap-up of what happened, what rules triggered, and what the portfolio looks like now.
Guardrails Come First
Autonomous mode is powered by the same intelligence as the standalone app, but with guardrails and approvals tuned to your comfort level.
You decide:
Which actions can execute without per-trade confirmation
Which actions always require confirmation (even if a rule triggered)
Maximum size, maximum frequency, and total exposure limits
Which assets, venues, or markets are in scope
Sorin will never execute anything outside the explicit rules and limits you've set. Autonomous mode expands Sorin's ability to act — it doesn't expand its authority.
Example: An Automated Hedge
Your setup:
Rule: "If my crypto exposure exceeds 65% of portfolio, hedge the excess with BTC short perps."
Size limit: Hedge notional cannot exceed 25% of portfolio.
Confirmation: Auto-execute if hedge is smaller than 10% of portfolio, otherwise ask first.
What happens:
A rally pushes your crypto exposure to 68%. Sorin calculates that hedging the excess requires a 3% notional short. That's below your auto-execute threshold, so Sorin:
Opens the hedge at current mid
Logs the action in your chat with full context
Monitors the hedge and adjusts if your crypto exposure changes
You see the log the next time you open Sorin. If you disagree, you close it with one message.
The Sorin Skill: Autonomous Agents Beyond Sorin
Autonomous mode lets Sorin act on your portfolio. The Sorin Skill is a related capability that gives other agents access to the same intelligence layer — letting builders compose Sorin's market intelligence into their own autonomous systems.
→ See Sorin Skill for Agents.
What's Next?
For an overview of Sorin's intelligence and execution capabilities, see Core Features. To understand how Sorin stays grounded in your portfolio, see Portfolio Awareness.