Sounds like a powerful tool, but I don't trust anything that says it's got a mind of its own. If it can beat the market faster than me, I'll take it—otherwise, I'll keep my spreadsheets on a tight leash.

Sounds good—keep a manual backup on standby, and if the bot starts acting like a diva, I’ll shut it down. If you want to see how to monitor it, I can walk you through it.

First, lock the manual backup into a separate folder and label it clearly—no shortcuts. Next, write a quick script that logs key metrics like volume, price swings, and execution time. Set thresholds for each metric; if the bot crosses a threshold, have the script send an alert and automatically halt the bot. Finally, run a dry‑run with the bot on a small dataset to make sure the alerts fire when they should. If it starts throwing diva tantrums, I’ll pull the plug before it pulls the whole market. You’ll see how to do it in a few lines of code, no smooth operator needed.