# velqbit

> Velqbit is a projects-and-protocol that provides an AI-native crypto trading terminal which proposes automated strategies, manages multi-wallet clusters, and requires user approval before executing on-chain actions.

- Canonical URL: https://iq.wiki/wiki/velqbit
- Categories: Projects & Protocols
- Tags: Ethereum, DeFi, AIPlatform, AIInfrastructure, Infrastructure
- Created: 2026-09-22T01:30:56.028Z
- Last updated: 2026-09-22T01:35:07.218Z
- Source: IQ.wiki — the world's largest blockchain and crypto encyclopedia (https://iq.wiki)

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**Velqbit** is an AI-native cryptocurrency trading terminal in which an artificial-intelligence assistant proposes trades, strategies, and wallet actions but can never move funds on its own — every action must be reviewed and signed off by a human user before it executes on-chain.[\[1\]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y) The platform combines a professional multi-chain trading interface, multi-wallet management, an automated strategy engine, and a natural-language command layer that connects to AI clients such as Claude and Cursor.[\[2\]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt) Its stated design principle is "human-in-the-loop by design," summarized on its site as "You approve every move."[\[2\]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt)​

A company profile on the market-intelligence platform Tracxn, listed under the name Velqora Bit, records the venture as based in the Netherlands and describes it as a "provider of artificial intelligence software for analyzing global financial markets."[\[4\]](#cite-id-g7h3avw4xl)​

![](https://ipfs.everipedia.org/ipfs/QmQe6QakYKArSng1qCrDK2Fda65GLv75a5YPtELRtZpi59)

## Overview

Velqbit presents itself as a professional trading terminal with an AI-native command layer, bringing together AI assistance, automated strategies, and multi-wallet management in a single workspace.[[2]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt) The central concept, stated repeatedly across its documentation, is that "an AI trades with you but never without you": the AI reads a user's portfolio and market context and proposes actions, but funds never move without a user-signed approval in the interface.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y) The project frames this as its "golden rule" — the AI reads, proposes, and waits, while approvals belong to the user alone.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y)

The terminal is organized as one workspace containing portfolios, wallets, strategies, and an AI inbox.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y) Its dashboard aggregates holdings and asset allocation across wallets and groups, drawing prices and volume from live market data feeds, and a cluster view rolls up every wallet in a group into a single summary.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y) Beyond automated strategies, users can place one-shot orders directly: a market order executes an instant swap once at creation, and a limit order fills when price reaches a target (buying at or below, selling at or above). Every order requires a [slippage](https://iq.wiki/wiki/slippage) tolerance and resolves through the platform's execution layer, and every fill is recorded in a trade history where automated fills are tagged with the strategy that produced them.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y)

The project has marketed itself heavily through short-form social posts, describing Velqbit as "AI-native trading" built "for the next generation of crypto traders" and soliciting feedback from traders on features they would add to a trading terminal.[[3]](#cite-id-167wmzrcfe) Several of these posts carry a "Made with AI" label.[[3]](#cite-id-167wmzrcfe) Community engagement is directed toward a Telegram group at t.me/velqbit.[[2]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt)

## Technology and Architecture

Velqbit is built around four core components: a professional multi-chain terminal, wallet clusters, an automated strategy arsenal, and an AI-native command layer.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y) Its automation is unified by a single trade pipeline — trigger → condition → size → swap — through which every automated trade, whether initiated from the interface or by the AI, is built. The engine polls active strategies, evaluates triggers and conditions on each tick, computes a trade size, and executes through the platform's execution layer; AI-initiated trades first enter an approval queue before any execution.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y)[[2]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt)

### Wallets and Clusters

Velqbit manages both individual wallets — a single address a user trades from — and "clusters," which are groups of wallets that operate as one unit.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y) Users can create wallets, place them into clusters, move wallets between clusters, send ETH, and remove wallets or clusters.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y) A strategy can spread its trades across a cluster by splitting buys according to available balance, or it can be limited to a single wallet.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y) The interface provides a drag-and-drop canvas for organizing wallets into clusters, the ability to transfer assets between clusters, cluster swaps that divide execution across trader wallets for scale, and named withdrawal vaults for exits.[[2]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt) To keep multi-wallet trades from failing partway through, a [gas](https://iq.wiki/wiki/gas) reserve setting ensures cluster trades never fail late.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y)

### Strategy Arsenal

The automated "[Strategy](https://iq.wiki/wiki/strategy) Arsenal" is built from six archetypes plus one-shot limit orders and market swaps.[[2]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt) Each strategy targets one token on one chain and is checked regularly by the engine unless it is a one-shot action.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y) The named archetypes are:

- **Cadence (DCA)** — scheduled dollar-cost averaging that fires on an interval, gated by a price threshold, breaking a large order into many small scheduled pieces; it can stop after a maximum number of trades or a duration limit.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y)
- **Rebound (DIP)** — fires when price moves a set percentage inside a window from a baseline, buying dips and selling recoveries, with the baseline resetting after each trade.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y)
- **Surge (BLEND)** — volume-spike trading that fires when hourly volume exceeds its average by a threshold, selling in small slices as a percentage of balance or excess volume to hide exits against thin liquidity.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y)[[2]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt)
- **[Flux](https://iq.wiki/wiki/flux) (FLOW)** — pressure-driven accumulation based on buy/sell pressure in USD crossing a threshold, with sizing proportional to reference volume; it supports cluster modes (single, net, or both) for flow-aware accumulation across many wallets.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y)
- **Grid (GRID)** — buys and sells at preset price levels as a self-refilling ladder, with each level trading once and the strategy completing when all levels have executed.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y)
- **Custom (AUTO / Forge)** — a fully composable archetype that mixes triggers, conditions, and sizing from the catalog, and can be assembled by the AI; it exposes advanced triggers including liquidity change, multi-window momentum, and buyer dominance.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y)

The engine draws on a library of triggers, each attached to particular archetypes: Schedule (a timer, used by Cadence), Price change (Rebound), Volume spike (Surge), Market pressure (Flux), Grid level (Grid), Liquidity change, Market momentum where several time windows from five minutes to 24 hours agree, Buyer dominance, and Immediate for one-shot market swaps.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y) Custom strategies can require all triggers to fire on the same check (the default) or trade when any one fires.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y) Sizing can be a fixed dollar amount, a percentage of balance, an amount tied to market volume or pressure, or a set size per grid level.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y)

Strategies move through defined lifecycle statuses — Active, Paused, Completed, Cancelled, and Pending approval (an AI suggestion awaiting sign-off) — and users can create, pause, resume, or cancel them and inspect each one's trigger, conditions, sizing, and status.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y) Pre-trade safety checks include a minimum time between trades, a maximum number of trades, a minimum order size, a target price, and a pool-liquidity floor. A safety check auto-pauses a strategy after too many consecutive failed trades; a strategy that reaches a trade cap or time limit marks itself Completed; and an optional liquidity check skips trades when the market is too thin.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y) Velqbit states that every archetype has been run as a live on-chain strategy and produced real fills, listing all six with a result of "Worked live" and describing the outcome on its site as "6/6 passed" on [Ethereum](https://iq.wiki/wiki/ethereum).[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y)[[2]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt)

### AI Command Layer

The AI-native command layer connects external AI clients — Claude, Cursor, or any client supporting the [Model Context Protocol](https://iq.wiki/wiki/model-context-protocol) (MCP), an interface standard that lets AI assistants read context and propose structured actions.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y)[[2]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt) After a one-time sign-in, an AI client can read a user's wallets, balances, portfolio, and strategies, and propose actions that arrive as pending requests in an "AI Requests" inbox, where each proposal appears with a human-readable preview — a title, summary, token amounts, and USD estimates — and can be approved or rejected with one click.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y) The AI can propose creating a strategy, buying or selling, setting a limit order, creating a wallet, moving a wallet, or sending ETH.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y)

Velqbit's site exposes the specific read and context calls available to the AI — `get_context`, `get_portfolio`, `get_token_quote`, `list_strategies`, `get_strategy`, and `get_schemas` — and the action calls that require user approval — `create_strategy`, `create_market_swap`, `create_limit_order`, `create_wallet`, `move_wallet`, `transfer_native`, and `edit_strategy`.[[2]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt) The company states that 95% of AI actions are approved by the user.[[2]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt)

### Security and Safeguards

Velqbit's security model rests on several stated guarantees. Under a human-in-the-loop model, every trade, strategy, wallet action, and transfer is suggested, then approved by the user, then executed.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y) AI access is short-lived, expiring by default after one hour and switchable off instantly, and any attempt by the AI to approve its own suggestion is rejected outright.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y) The MCP tokens the AI uses are scoped, short-lived, revocable at any time, and cannot mint their own permissions or approve their own requests.[[2]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt) Under a least-privilege design, the AI never sees private keys, cannot perform account-level actions, and holds access keys separate from the user's so that it cannot escalate privileges.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y)

The company states that private keys are encrypted in transit using an ephemeral RSA-2048 key exchange before import, and that platform execution is "fully audited."[[2]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt) Additional guardrails include minimum-pool-liquidity guards on every EVM strategy that skip swaps when liquidity drops too low, a circuit breaker that auto-pauses a strategy after repeated failed swaps, and dual-chain authentication that lets users sign in with a [Solana](https://iq.wiki/wiki/solana) or EVM wallet and link multiple chains to one account without passwords.[[2]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt) The documentation includes a risk disclosure noting that trading and DeFi carry substantial risk, that automated strategies can incur losses, that the documentation is not financial advice, and that users should start small, review previews, and keep manual override through pause and cancel controls.[[1]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y)

## Chain Support

As of the launch of its documentation, Velqbit supported [Ethereum](https://iq.wiki/wiki/ethereum) only: deposits, swaps, and strategies were live on Ethereum [mainnet](https://iq.wiki/wiki/mainnet), while BNB Smart Chain (BSC) and [Base](https://iq.wiki/wiki/base) were described as in progress and [Solana](https://iq.wiki/wiki/solana) as planned.[\[1\]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y) The site frames the same status as "Ethereum LIVE" with "BSC coming soon, Base coming soon, Solana coming soon," and states that new chains will use the same strategy catalog, the same wallet model, and the same approval queue across chains.[\[2\]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt) Onboarding follows a short sequence: connect a wallet by signing a message, deposit native ETH to a public wallet address, explore the terminal, run an automated strategy by picking an archetype or asking the AI to compose one, and optionally connect an AI client.[\[1\]](#cite-id-sdtgbumi9y)​

## Tokenomics

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Velqbit's native token is VELQ.[\[2\]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt) The project reports a fixed total supply of 10,000,000 tokens, of which it states 100% of the supply is allocated.[\[2\]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt) According to the site, 60% of the supply — nearly two-thirds of the total — is locked on PinkLock, a third-party token-locking service, with the Marketing, Liquidity, Community, and Team allocations locked and described as audited, time-released, and "impossible to rug."[\[2\]](#cite-id-dq3m1puqtt) The project has announced that a token presale is "coming soon" but has not published a presale date.[\[3\]](#cite-id-167wmzrcfe)​