Quanta infiniX General FAQ

This FAQ supports the same operating narrative used across infiniX documentation: disciplined execution, controlled risk, efficient capital reuse and measurable strategy behaviour.

What type of strategy is infiniX?

infiniX is a quantitative, maker-first crypto market-making strategy for Gunbot. It is designed to run two-sided quoting with explicit inventory and risk governance.

What outcomes should I expect it to target?

infiniX targets operating outcomes: controlled turnover, stable execution discipline, explicit risk containment and strong observability. These are strategic objectives, not guaranteed returns.

Does infiniX use market orders?

The strategy is designed around maker-first posting behaviour to reduce taker fee and slippage exposure when conditions allow.

Why can posting pause temporarily?

Posting can pause when risk or integrity checks fail, including regime bounds, partial-fill protection, minimum size limits or insufficient balances.

How should I size deployment initially?

Start with small TRADE_LIMIT, validate across multiple regimes and scale in steps after metrics confirm execution quality and risk stability.

Why are orders sometimes cancelled automatically?

Order hygiene routines remove duplicates, enforce depth limits and clean stale structures after execution events.

Is verbose mode required?

No. VERBOSE is recommended for diagnostics and tuning, not continuous production logging.

Can I run multiple pairs?

Yes, but treat each pair as a separate risk unit with its own liquidity, volatility and parameter requirements.