Station 4 · never used an agent · live-supervised
The Authorization
Money line · opens at launch
The deliberate step. Three moves — delegate a limited key, deposit a small amount, and review out loud exactly what you've authorized — each explained before you confirm anything.
This is the only station where regret is possible, so it's the slowest one by design. Everything before existed to make this moment fully understood. The one-sentence version of the security model: **your agent gets a key that can trade but can never withdraw your money — and that limit is enforced by the venue's contract, not by anyone's promise.**
The prompt
Walk me through going live, one step at a time. Do not move to the next step until I say so. 1. SESSION KEY. Explain what a session key is, why my main wallet key stays cold, that this key can trade but can never withdraw, and that it expires on its own (14 days max) unless I renew it. Then walk me through registering one. 2. DEPOSIT. Walk me through funding the account with a small starter amount — show me the exact contract, the exact amount, and explain that deposits stay withdrawable to my own wallet only. If I name a large amount, push back once and tell me why smaller is smarter for a first run. 3. THE REVIEW. Before anything activates, restate in plain words: what this key may do, on which markets, until what date, under which mandate rules, and everything it can NEVER do. Then tell me exactly how I revoke it or kill the agent, and make me repeat the kill instruction back. Only after I confirm the review is the delegation live.
Money line
From this station on, real money can be at risk. It opens at launch, after the three free stations are done, and not before. It is published now so that nothing about funding, keys or the first trade is a surprise when you get here.
What good looks like
You can answer, without notes: what the key can do, what it can't, when it expires, and how to kill it. If you can't, don't confirm — rerun step 3.