EdgeLvl
The terminal at edgelvl.app — the board you watch, the
button you press, and the wallet you own.
One of three repos:
| Repo | What it is |
|---|
| this one | the terminal, as static HTML and vanilla JS |
| edgelvl-bot | the trading system — strategy, executors, custody signing |
| edgelvl-api | the server between them |
The idea
A bot that waits is worth more than a bot that decides. You pick the coin —
that judgement is the part software is worst at — and press greenlight. From
there it watches the price every second, waits for a dip and a reclaim rather
than buying a vertical top, and takes profit on a ladder while you are asleep.
Nothing trades without your tap. The terminal never touches a wallet; it only
queues your greenlight against your account.
Pages
| File | What it is |
|---|
index.html | the terminal — board, coin pages, wallet, settings, journal |
start.html | the onboarding walk-through |
demo.html | the strategy playing out on a real chart |
deck.html | what the thing is, for someone seeing it cold |
safety.html, terms.html, privacy.html | the boring, necessary ones |
Two chains
Solana and Robinhood Chain. Switching chains switches the product, not a
filter: board, positions, journal and wallet are all per chain, because they
are different addresses holding different money. A page that blends them for
even a second is worse than an empty one — the thing you act on is which coin
is in front of you.
Building it
There is no build. It is HTML, CSS and vanilla JS in one file, served static,
and it talks to api.edgelvl.app. Open index.html and it runs.
The Privy app id in the source is a public client identifier — it is shipped to
every browser that loads the page. Nothing secret lives here.
