Trading

Main Web3 trading tools. Defaults to dry-run. The LLM should pass confirm: true to actually submit. Called without confirm, the tool should return a preview describing exactly what it would have done.

WARNING

Treat confirm: true as the equivalent of pressing the trade button yourself. The LLM only gets it when you approve — review the dry-run output first. That said, not every LLM model has the same reasoning capability.

Side semantics

For every trade tool:

• side: "long" — buy (or buy on trigger). Opens or adds to a long position; closes a short when reduce_only.
• side: "short" — sell (or sell on trigger). Opens or adds to a short position; closes a long when reduce_only.

For bracket orders, side is the entry side; TP/SL legs go the opposite direction automatically.

strike_place_market_trade

Open or close a position at market.

Name	Type	Default	Notes
symbol	string	—	Internal symbol (BTC-PERP, …)
side	long / short	—	See above
quantity	number > 0	—	Base asset units; must respect size precision
reduce_only	bool	false	If true, cannot open new exposure (routes to closeLong/closeShort)
confirm	bool	false	Must be true to actually place

reduce_only orders bypass the $10 minimum notional (so closing dust always works).

Example prompt:

Open a market long on BTC-PERP with 1% of my balance. Confirm and execute.

strike_place_limit_trade

Place a resting limit order. Returns the order ID, which can be passed to strike_cancel_order.

Name	Type	Default	Notes
symbol	string	—
side	long / short	—
quantity	number > 0	—	Respects size precision
price	number > 0	—	Limit price in USD
reduce_only	bool	false	Use for exit limits on existing positions
confirm	bool	false	Must be true to actually place

Reduce-only limits and empty positions

Strike rejects reduce-only limits when no position exists yet — the order has nothing to reduce. For TPs/SLs that should rest until triggered, use strike_place_take_profit / strike_place_stop_loss instead. For TPs/SLs attached to a planned new entry, use strike_place_bracket_limit.

strike_place_take_profit

Reduce-only take-profit trigger order. Rests on the book until stop_price is hit, then fills at market (if no limit_price) or as a limit at limit_price.

Name	Type	Default	Notes
symbol	string	—
side	long / short	—	long = buy on trigger (closes a short); short = sell on trigger (closes a long)
quantity	number > 0	—
stop_price	number > 0	—	Trigger (mark) price
limit_price	number > 0?	—	If set, places take_profit_limit instead of take_profit
confirm	bool	false

strike_place_stop_loss

Reduce-only stop-loss trigger order. Same shape as strike_place_take_profit. Use this to attach a stop to an existing position.

Name	Type	Default	Notes
symbol	string	—
side	long / short	—	long = buy on trigger (closes a short); short = sell on trigger (closes a long)
quantity	number > 0	—
stop_price	number > 0	—	Trigger (mark) price
limit_price	number > 0?	—	If set, places stop_limit instead of stop
confirm	bool	false

strike_place_bracket_limit

Limit entry + take-profit + (optional) stop-loss as a single Strike strategy order. The TP/SL only activate after the entry fills, so they don't get rejected for "no position to reduce" the way standalone reduce-only orders do. Strike OCO-cancels the survivor when one fills.

Name	Type	Default	Notes
symbol	string	—
side	long / short	—	Entry side. TP/SL go opposite automatically.
quantity	number > 0	—	Entry size
entry_price	number > 0	—	Entry limit price
tp_stop_price	number > 0	—	TP trigger (mark) price
tp_limit_price	number > 0?	tp_stop_price	TP limit after trigger; defaults to the trigger
sl_stop_price	number > 0?	—	Omit for TP-only bracket
sl_limit_price	number > 0?	—	If omitted with sl_stop_price, SL is a market stop
confirm	bool	false

Example prompt:

Place a long bracket_limit on BTC. Use 1% of my account balanace. Entry at 66,800; TP at 68,500; SL at 66,000. Dry-run first, then confirm.

For multi-TP setups (e.g. 50/30/20 sizing), call this once per TP slice with the matching quantity and TP levels.

strike_cancel_order

Cancel a resting order by ID.

Name	Type	Default	Notes
orderId	string	—	Numeric order ID or client_order_id UUID, as returned by strike_get_open_orders
symbol	string	—
confirm	bool	false

Example prompt:

List my open orders, then cancel the BTC limit at 65,000.