Core Concepts

This section describes the main entities that make up the Origami Tech platform.

Profile

A profile is created automatically when you register on the platform. It contains your personal information, authentication data, and your referral link. You can manage security preferences, update your password, and turn on two-factor authentication.

Account

An account is a connection between Origami Tech and a specific crypto exchange. It is established using the exchange’s API key and acts as the interface for all trading operations.

Accounts can be configured for spot or futures markets and may be reused across several projects or bots. They can be managed from the accounts page or within a selected project.

Project

A project is the main workspace unit. It combines exchange accounts and bots under a single structure. Projects are used to separate and organize your trading setup by strategy, exchange accounts, risk profile, or any other criteria.

Each project can contain multiple accounts and participants, each with defined roles (Admin, Editor, Viewer, and Analyst). All trading pairs and settings are stored within the project for consistent access across devices.

Bot

A bot is an automated trading instance that encapsulates the connection between a specific exchange account and a trading pair. Each bot operates according to predefined logic and executes trades on spot or futures markets.

Bots can be created manually or from presets, edited at any time, and paused or removed when not in use. All bot activity is logged and can be reviewed in the terminal or order history.

Grid

A grid is a set of mathematical formulas that defines how orders are placed within the bot’s trading logic, including price levels, order sizes, and how many buy or sell orders to use. It is used to implement grid-based trading strategies or support bots with precise order control.

Origami Tech Grids vs. Traditional Grids Manual traders usually think of a grid as a static ladder of limit orders placed at fixed price intervals. In Origami Tech, a grid is much more powerful: it is a programmable, formula-driven structure that can adapt dynamically using variables, conditions, and custom logic. This allows grids to behave intelligently rather than remain fixed on the chart.

You can attach several grids to a single bot to shape more detailed trading behavior or layer different strategies together. Each grid works independently, so adding, adjusting, or removing one will not interrupt the bot’s overall activity.

Global Variable

A global variable is a centralized parameter that can be accessed and used by multiple bots and grids. You can assign it a value, modify it, or delete it at any time. All bots referencing the variable automatically use the updated value.

Global variables provide a single point of control for managing settings across bots without editing each bot individually.

Terminal

The terminal is a real-time interface for monitoring trading activity. From the terminal, users can view their order histories, inspect logs, and make adjustments to strategies. TradingView charts in the terminal let users follow live market movements without leaving the active workspace.

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