The Problem With Most Bots
Most bots update their internal state before a trade is actually confirmed.
When an exchange API times out, errors, or rate-limits, the bot assumes the trade happened anyway.
That's how you get:
- Phantom trades (bot thinks it traded, exchange didn't)
- Orphan positions (positions the bot forgot about)
- Incorrect balances (math based on trades that never happened)
- Fake P&L (showing profit from imaginary trades)
- Silent losses (real money lost, bot doesn't know)
And most users never know it happened.
OGZP Is Built on Atomic Execution
OGZP uses a strict atomic execution model:
Execute Trade
→
Confirm Success
→
Update State
If a trade does not execute successfully:
- No balance is updated
- No position is closed
- No trade is removed from tracking
- Nothing is "assumed" or "optimistically updated"
The system simply retries safely on the next cycle.
OGZP's Approach (Atomic)
// Execute trade
const result = await executeTrade(params);
// Only update if confirmed success
if (result.success === true) {
stateManager.updateBalance(newBalance);
stateManager.closePosition(tradeId);
}
// Otherwise, state remains unchanged
Most Bots (Optimistic)
// Update state immediately (dangerous!)
stateManager.updateBalance(expectedBalance);
stateManager.closePosition(tradeId);
// Try to execute (might fail)
try {
await executeTrade(params);
} catch (e) {
// Too late, state already corrupted
}
Single Source of Truth — Always
OGZP enforces a single authoritative StateManager for:
- Balance (real and total)
- Positions (size and entry price)
- P&L (realized and unrealized)
- Trade lifecycle (open → confirmed → closed)
There are:
- No duplicate state trackers
- No optimistic caches
- No side-channel updates
- No "temporary" state
Every mutation is:
- Lock-guarded (prevents race conditions)
- Success-gated (only after confirmation)
- Persisted (survives restarts)
- Auditable (full history available)
Proven, Not Promised
OGZP's SELL execution path has been fully audited:
Failure gates enumerated:
7 critical points
State mutations traced:
All paths verified
Atomicity violations detected:
ZERO
Orphan position scenarios:
ZERO
In plain terms:
OGZP cannot think it sold unless it actually sold.
That's not a marketing claim — it's a verified property of the engine.
Why This Matters to You
If you're running real capital, correctness matters more than cleverness.
OGZP prioritizes:
- Correctness under failure (handles API outages gracefully)
- Resilience to errors (retries safely, never corrupts state)
- State integrity over speed (accurate is better than fast)
- Transparent, inspectable behavior (you can verify everything)
This is the difference between:
"I think my bot sold..."
Result: Unknown state, potential losses
"I know it sold — and I can prove it."
Result: Verified execution, protected capital
Who OGZP Is For
OGZP is built for:
- Traders who care about capital preservation
- Engineers who demand provable behavior
- Users tired of bots that "mostly work"
- Anyone who values correctness over hype
If you want hype, there are plenty of bots.
If you want correctness, OGZP exists.