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Jev Bot — bl888m

A market decision loop that feeds simulated stock, crypto and meme states to Jev or a local engine, then gates each answer. Execution is paper only and there is no live flag.

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Language
Python
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Author
bl888m
Last verified
Oct 2026

This is one of several Jev listings for the same project. The canonical entry is Jev Bot — nssmd.

About this project

JEV-powered market decision bot for stocks, crypto and memes. You watch the market. JEV makes the decision.

Quoted from the project's README. Read the full README.

Highlights

  • Standard library only: zero runtime dependencies, 17 offline checks, and a Docker path if you would rather not install Python.
  • Two engines, labelled on every decision: a transparent local scoring function by default, or the real model with --engine jev.
  • The risk gate refuses on confidence, probability, action type and open exposure, and names the single binding rule.
  • HOLD and AVOID never execute, which is why flat and bearish rows come back as skips in the decisions table.

Watch out

Market data is simulated by default by an offline generator across stocks, crypto and memes, so any P&L shown is paper over generated data, and the README makes no claim that the model predicts markets or produces returns. The default engine is a local scoring function rather than Jev; the real model is off unless you pass --engine jev and set TYPESAFE_API_KEY, and it is in gated early access with the endpoint and key coming from the environment. Execution is paper by default and the only mode: no wallet, no key, no live orders, no --live flag, and the live adapter is deliberately not shipped. Live feed support is roadmap work. Copy reviewed against the repository README on 2026-10-04, not from running it.

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