DalcorTrader is an experiment in trading bots that check their own work. Every lane trades paper money under the same rules: real prices, real fees and spreads, an honest "real or luck?" test on its results, and a weekly review by Claude that can suggest changes. A lane has to beat a coin flip, consistently, before it is trusted with anything real.
It started from Gencay's bots in his Learn AI With Me newsletter (https://www.learnwithmeai.com/), rebuilt and extended by Christian with Claude (design) and Claude Code (build).
The lanes
- Hyperliquid copy — copies the most consistent traders on Hyperliquid. From Gencay's copy-trading bot.
- US shadow — the same signals, limited to what a US account can trade on Coinbase. New here.
- Order book — its own decisions on Coinbase's BTC and ETH futures from the live order book. After Gencay's Jev trader, with plain rules instead of a model on every tick.
- Wheel $50k / $100k — sells cash-secured puts, then covered calls, on a dividend stock list. New here.
- Wheel $100k quality — the same wheel, only where company filings show a safe dividend. New here; the $100k wheel is its control.
- Wall St desk — reads what the Fed, Goldman Sachs and J.P. Morgan publish, checks it against the news and the trend, and buys US stocks. From Gencay's Wall Street trading desk.
Paper money only. Nothing here is investment advice.