What's Otomate?
Otomate— Automated execution for trader exposure
What’s Otomate?
Otomate is an automation layer for on-chain perpetual markets.
It allows users to deploy capital into automated execution strategies on perp DEXs — without manually trading — while keeping full visibility and control over their positions.
Otomate is non-custodial and operates entirely through wallet signatures.
What Otomate does
Otomate turns capital into continuous on-chain activity.
Instead of placing trades manually, users allocate capital to execution strategies that run automatically in the background:
generating volume
maintaining exposure
participating on-chain over time
The system is built for execution, not prediction.
Execution, not speculation
Otomate strategies are not directional bets.
They are designed to:
operate continuously
minimize market timing decisions
prioritize participation and activity over PnL optimization
Some strategies aim to preserve capital while generating volume (delta-neutral / maker-style execution).
Others prioritize higher activity and frequency.
The objective is not to “outperform the market”, but to stay active on-chain efficiently.
Non-custodial by design
Otomate never takes custody of funds.
Capital stays in the user’s own Nado sub-account.
Every action is authorized via wallet signatures.
Otomate cannot withdraw, move, or reuse funds outside execution.
Execution is automated.
Capital ownership remains with the user.
One execution layer, multiple strategies
Different users have different objectives.
Otomate provides a single execution layer that can support:
Automated activity strategies (volume / delta-neutral)
Trader-following strategies (copy execution)
Future execution models as on-chain markets evolve
Each strategy defines how execution happens.
Otomate handles when and where it runs.
Why Otomate exists
Most users don’t want to trade all day.
They want:
exposure
participation
automation
On-chain markets already reward activity — but execution is fragmented and manual.
Otomate abstracts execution complexity into a simple system:
set it once, let it run.
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