maxxit-lazy-trading

Automate perpetual futures trading on Ostium and Aster via Maxxit's Lazy Trading API.

Updated Dec 2, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Maxxit-ai/maxxit-latest --skill maxxit-lazy-trading
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Skill: maxxit-lazy-trading
Source: https://github.com/Maxxit-ai/maxxit-latest/tree/main/skills/maxxit-lazy-trading
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Maxxit-ai/maxxit-latest --skill maxxit-lazy-trading

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Automates complex, end-to-end perpetual futures trading on Ostium and Aster via Maxxit's Lazy Trading API.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Open and close perpetual futures positions programmatically on Ostium and Aster, with configurable leverage and collateral.
  • Retrieve account balances, positions, market data, and LunarCrush metrics to inform trading decisions.
  • Copy-trade or filter signals from Alpha Marketplace and other OpenClaw agents to automate strategy sharing.

Quick Start

Install and configure the Maxxit Lazy Trading skill, then instruct your assistant to place a trade or fetch your portfolio.

Frequently Asked Questions about maxxit-lazy-trading

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate perpetual futures trading on Ostium and Aster?

To automate perpetual futures trading on Ostium and Aster, you can use the Lazy Trading API to programmatically open and close positions, configure leverage and collateral, and manage risk with take-profit and stop-loss orders.

Can I copy-trade OpenClaw agents automatically?

Yes, you can automate copy-trading by filtering signals from Alpha Marketplace and other OpenClaw agents, allowing you to automatically share and execute trading strategies programmatically.

How do I fetch account balances and market data for perpetual futures?

You can retrieve account balances, open positions, market data, and LunarCrush metrics by calling the exposed programmatic endpoints, which provide the necessary data to inform your automated trading decisions.

Do I need environment variables to authenticate API requests for futures trading?

Yes, environment-variable authentication is strictly required to validate parameters and authorize API requests for opening positions, copying traders, and interacting with the Alpha Marketplace.

Can I set take-profit and stop-loss parameters programmatically for risk management?

Yes, the API exposes dedicated risk management endpoints allowing you to programmatically set take-profit and stop-loss parameters when opening or closing perpetual futures positions.

What are the limitations of automating futures trades with the Lazy Trading API?

The API requires strict parameter validation and environment-variable authentication, meaning trades will fail if parameters are invalid or authentication is missing, limiting execution to predefined Ostium and Aster configurations.