Co-pilot

Co-pilot

Co-pilot looks after a trade once you are in it. Pick a style and it moves your stop loss, takes profit and closes the trade for you, or asks you first.

Co-pilot is the only part of ARC that changes an open trade by itself. It never opens a trade.

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Your stop loss follows the price up. Co-pilot moves it for you.

Once a trade is up by as much as it risks, Co-pilot moves your stop loss to break even, so the trade can no longer lose money. Then it trails the stop behind the price and takes profit, in the style you picked.

ANIMA in a co-pilot seat, one hand on a glowing lever, with a dotted line of lights following a rising price line

Pick a style

Every trade can have its own style. Pick one for your new trades on the Co-pilot page, and change it on any trade from that trade's Co-pilot key.

ANIMA kneeling behind a round shield that guards a stack of coins
ProtectMoves your stop loss to break even once the trade is up by as much as it risks. Then it leaves the trade alone.
ANIMA walking along a glowing line, carrying a bag of coins
BalancedMoves your stop loss to break even, sells half at your first take profit, and trails the rest just under the last hourly low.
ANIMA sprinting up a rising glowing line
Let it runMoves your stop loss to break even, then trails it just under the last hourly low. It never sells early.
ANIMA resting in a chair beside a switched-off control panel
OffNothing moves the trade by itself. Your stop loss and take profit stay where you put them.

Break even counts your fees. On a short, the trail sits just over the last hourly high. Each style shows that trade's own prices and dollar amounts before you save it.

The Co-pilot window on a BTC long: ANIMA's pick, the four style cards with pictures, Do it for me or Ask me first, and Fine-tune each step
A trade's Co-pilot window: four styles, ANIMA's pick, and how Co-pilot acts.trade.arcterminal.ai · 6 Nov 2026 · example figures

Do it for me, or Ask me first

ChoiceWhat Co-pilot does
Do it for meDoes each step itself, even with ARC closed. The first time, you read Co-pilot's terms and tick the box.
Ask me firstTells you when a step is due and waits for your press. It watches while ARC is open in your browser.
Your stop loss is on the exchangeYour stop loss and take profit sit on the exchange, so they work whether ARC is open or not.

ANIMA's pick

When you open Co-pilot on a trade, ANIMA may suggest a style and say why. It reads how far that market has moved each day over the last 7 days. A market that swings hard gets Let it run, so a normal swing does not close you out. A quiet one gets Protect. Press Use to take the pick, or choose your own.

Fine-tune each step

A style is a setting of Co-pilot's steps. Open Fine-tune each step in the window to set any step to Auto, Ask or Off on that trade.

StepWhat it does
Add a stop loss if there is noneSets a stop loss just behind the last dip.
Stop loss to break evenMoves the stop loss to break even once the trade is up by as much as it risks, or sooner if you set it on the trade.
Trail the stop lossMoves the stop loss just under the last hourly low once the trade is up by the amount set. It only ever moves toward the price.
Take half off earlySells half at the first take profit, unless half is already set to close there on the exchange.
Close at the take profitCloses when the price reaches your target, if no take profit order is set already.
Close on a sharp turnCloses, or asks, when the price turns hard against the trade within minutes.
Bank the profit when it fadesWhen a trade that was well up gives profit back, moves the stop loss so you keep about 60% of your best profit.
Close when its idea endsFor a trade opened from a Feed card: closes, or asks, when ARC's checks stop agreeing with the idea.

Where you find Co-pilot

  1. The rail.The shield at the bottom of the rail, above Points, opens the Co-pilot page.
  2. The Co-pilot page.Four tabs: Overview, Your trades, History and Your style.
  3. Each trade on Perps.The trade's Co-pilot key shows its style. Press it to open that trade's Co-pilot window.
  4. When you open a trade.Pick Co-pilot or Solo on the card or the order pop-up.

You manage Co-pilot in two places: a trade's Co-pilot key for that one trade, and the Co-pilot page for all your trades.

The Co-pilot page: its header, tabs, the trades Co-pilot is on with what is safe and at risk, what it did lately, and the four styles
The Co-pilot page.trade.arcterminal.ai · 6 Nov 2026 · example figures

On your phone

Co-pilot sits as a row at the top of Trades and first under You. It opens the Co-pilot page.

A trade's Co-pilot window opens as a sheet from the bottom of the screen, with Save and Turn off in reach of your thumb.

The Trades screen on a phone with the Co-pilot row above the open trades
Co-pilot at the top of Trades.example figures

Turn it off

  • On one trade: press Turn off on this trade in its window.
  • On every trade: press Turn off on all trades on the Co-pilot page.

Turning Co-pilot off is never blocked and needs no tick. Off means nothing moves the trade by itself.

One exceptionA trade opened from a breakout card closes at 00:00 UTC, whatever Co-pilot is set to. Its Co-pilot key and window say so.

What Co-pilot shows you

  • What it did on each trade, with the time: a stop loss set or moved, a trade trimmed or closed, a question it asked and your answer.
  • How much of each open trade is safe, and how much is still at risk.
  • Which trades it is on, and in which style.

Your history starts from when Co-pilot first looked after a trade of yours, not from today.

The old account rules are gone

ARC used to have switches that acted on every trade on your account: break even and trail the stop on the position card, and an Auto-rules section in Settings. They are switched off and cannot be turned back on. Co-pilot on each trade does this now, and a trade with Co-pilot off is left alone.

Coming soon

Your profit with Co-pilot and without it, on a chart Each style replayed on your own trades Tips from your own record