Capital Preservation

Strategy C

The system's built-in defensive default — protects capital when nothing else clearly applies.

Strategy C defaults to caution. When conditions don't clearly favor Strategy A or Strategy B, the system falls back to Strategy C's defensive posture instead of forcing a trade — protecting downside matters more than maximizing activity here.

Doctrine

How this is actually built: unlike Strategy A and Strategy B, which are each their own independently-configured module, Strategy C runs as built-in fallback logic inside BotDaddy's strategy router itself. It's real and active in every trading cycle — it's just structured differently than A and B rather than being a separate strategy engine with its own tunable settings. Whether to build it into its own fully independent module is a decision still being worked out.

Where to go next

Strategy B
Compare with the more active aggressive model.
Risk
Review concentration, exposure, and the kill switch.
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