Frequently Asked Questions

Depth over breadth. Being architected for one exchange means our signals operate at a level of precision that multi-exchange platforms structurally can’t match. We know Bybit’s order book, liquidity patterns, and execution mechanics intimately. That knowledge is baked into every signal.

Bybit’s perpetual futures market is one of the deepest and most liquid in crypto. It supports conditional orders, trailing stops, and reduce-only instructions that allow precise execution of KADAI’s multi-level take-profit ladders. The engine reads Bybit’s real-time WebSocket feeds — open interest shifts, funding rate changes, and order book depth — to time entries and exits with exchange-native precision.

Building for a single exchange also means our backtests are accurate. Every historical simulation uses Bybit’s actual fee structure (maker/taker rates and funding), its specific tick sizes, and realistic fill assumptions based on Bybit liquidity. Multi-exchange platforms backtest against idealised conditions that rarely match production. We backtest against the exchange you actually trade on.

Swing trading holds positions for hours to days, capturing larger price movements. Day trading opens and closes within a single session. KADAI focuses on swing trading because the signal quality is higher — there’s less noise, and the AI has more data to form a conviction before recommending entry.

In practice, a typical KADAI trade lasts between 4 hours and 3 days. You receive a signal with a clear entry price, stop-loss, and take-profit ladder. The Trade Management Layer monitors the position and sends updates as conditions change — you don’t need to watch charts continuously.

This makes swing trading compatible with a day job or other commitments. You act on the signal when it fires, set your orders, and let TML handle the management. Day trading, by contrast, demands constant screen time and split-second decisions — which is where most retail traders lose money. Swing trading gives the AI enough time to identify high-probability setups and gives you enough time to execute them properly.

Once you enter a trade based on a KADAI signal, TML continuously monitors the position. It sends you real-time advice on adjusting your stop-loss, repositioning take-profit targets, and scaling risk — along with the full reasoning behind each recommendation. You’re never left managing a trade alone.

A typical TML alert looks like this: “Move stop-loss to breakeven. Price has cleared the $68,200 resistance level and is holding above it on the 1H close. Locking in risk-free position.” Each alert explains the what, the why, and the specific price level — so you always understand the logic behind the adjustment.

TML handles three types of management: stop-loss tightening as the trade moves in your favour, dynamic take-profit adjustment when momentum shifts or key levels are reached, and risk scaling when conviction changes mid-trade. If the setup that triggered the original signal weakens — say volatility expands unexpectedly or a key support level breaks — TML will recommend reducing exposure or exiting early, with a full explanation of what changed.

Every 30-day cycle, the billing smart contract checks the net P&L of the KADAI reference account on Bybit. If the result is negative — meaning following all signals lost money that cycle — you are not charged. No claim process. No back and forth. The contract enforces this automatically.

This is not a first-month trial: it resets every cycle, indefinitely, for as long as you’re a subscriber. The reference account — real capital, real trades, same signals — is the single source of truth. The contract reads from it directly.

“Followed correctly” means signals executed within the published entry window at the specified leverage and position size. The billing contract address and source code will be published at launch.

It means exactly what it says. KADAI runs a live reference account — real capital, real trades, executed in real time according to every signal and TML instruction we publish. No delays. No adjustments. No cherry-picking entries after the fact.

Every subscriber can watch this account live. Every position opened, every stop-loss moved, every take-profit hit — visible as it happens.

At the end of each 30-day window, we publish a full performance report: every signal issued, every trade taken, entry and exit prices, P&L per trade, and the compounded net result for the period. That report is the single source of truth — and the billing smart contract reads from it directly. If the net result for that cycle is negative, the contract does not charge you. No claim process. No human intervention.

We operate this way every month, indefinitely. Not as a trial. As a standard.

Because you see it happening. The reference account trades are visible to all subscribers in real time — same signals, same timing, same TML instructions. There is no separate “demo” version. What the signal says, the account does. What the account does, you see.

The monthly report is generated from that live account’s actual trade history — not from theoretical prices or modelled outcomes. If a signal fired at $67,420 and the account entered at $67,420, that is what appears in the report.

Transparency is not a feature we added to make the guarantee feel safer. It is how the guarantee works.

KADAI is designed for traders who understand the basics of Bybit — how to open positions, set stop-losses, and manage leverage. You don’t need to be an expert; the TML and signal rationale are designed to educate as well as advise. Complete beginners may want to paper trade for a short period first.

Specifically, you should be comfortable with: creating a Bybit account, navigating the perpetual futures interface, placing limit and market orders, setting a stop-loss at a specific price, and understanding what leverage means for your position size and liquidation price.

Every KADAI signal includes a full rationale — the indicators that triggered, the market regime detected, and the risk parameters chosen. Over time, these rationales build your understanding of why trades are taken, not just when. The Trade Management Layer also explains every adjustment it recommends, so you learn how professional trade management works in real time. If you’ve never traded crypto futures before, Bybit offers a testnet with paper trading — we recommend starting there to get familiar with the interface before committing real capital.

Every signal carries a conviction score (0–100) generated by KADAI’s AI model. This score reflects the strength of the setup across all 25+ indicators and order book data. The conviction score directly drives the leverage recommendation — high conviction = higher suggested leverage, within predefined risk parameters.

For example, a grade-A signal with a conviction score of 85 in a strong trend regime might suggest 5–8x leverage. A grade-C signal with a score of 45 in a ranging market might suggest 2–3x. The mapping is designed so that higher leverage is only recommended when multiple independent indicators confirm the setup — not based on a single strong reading.

Leverage is one of the primary causes of total capital loss in crypto trading. KADAI’s suggestions are always bounded by a maximum that accounts for the current volatility regime (measured by ATR and Bollinger Band width). In high-volatility environments, suggested leverage automatically decreases even for high-conviction signals. The leverage figure in each signal is a recommendation, not an instruction — you are always responsible for your own position sizing.

KADAI focuses on quality over quantity. Expect a small number of high-conviction signals per week — not dozens of noisy alerts. Swing trading by nature means fewer, higher-quality entries.

The exact frequency depends on market conditions. In strong trending markets, the engine may identify several setups in a week as momentum strategies (trend pullback, trend continuation) find clear entries. In choppy, low-volatility periods, signals slow down — the engine waits for conditions that match its strategy criteria rather than forcing trades into unfavourable regimes.

On average, expect 2 to 5 signals per week. Every signal is graded A through D by conviction. Grade A signals represent the strongest confluence of indicators and order book conditions; grade D signals are lower-confidence setups that still meet minimum criteria. You can choose to act on all signals or only A/B-grade entries — the no-cure-no-pay guarantee covers all published signals regardless.

KADAI uses an EVM smart contract for billing. When you subscribe, you approve a capped amount — the contract can only charge what you explicitly authorise, nothing more. Each 30-day cycle, the contract checks the reference account P&L before charging.

To cancel, revoke the approval from your wallet. No form. No email. No waiting period.

The contract address and audited source code will be published on kadai.trade at launch. Always verify the contract address directly on the site before approving.

KADAI is a Bybit affiliate partner. If you sign up to Bybit through our link, we may earn a commission. This does not affect signal quality, the no-cure-no-pay policy, or your trading terms in any way. We recommend Bybit because our platform is built for it — not because of the affiliate relationship.

The affiliate commission is paid by Bybit from their existing fee structure — it does not add any cost to your trades. Your maker/taker fees, funding rates, and withdrawal terms are identical whether you sign up through our link or directly. The no-cure-no-pay guarantee is based on the reference account’s performance, which is completely independent of the affiliate programme. KADAI’s only financial incentive is to generate profitable signals — because that is the only thing that keeps subscribers paying.