Osias by Klesti Selimaj

Osias isn't a trading bot or a P&L tracker — it's built for the emotional side of trading. Your trades are already visible on-chain, so instead of asking you to log anything, Osias watches your connected wallet in real time and steps in only when it detects a pattern of loss-driven trading: revenge trades, tilt, chasing a loss past a threshold you control.

How it works
- Connect your Phantom wallet — real sign-in via message signing, no seed phrases or private keys ever touch the extension.
- Osias watches your on-chain activity in the background and calculates realized P&L using average-cost basis.
- If your losses cross your configured threshold (a single bad trade, or a losing streak), Osias locks buy actions on supported trading sites — visually disabling new-position buys while leaving sell/manage actions untouched, so you can still exit a position, just not dig in deeper.
- Locks auto-expire after a cooldown period (default 30 minutes, configurable), or you can unlock manually with an explicit confirmation step.

Current features
- Real-time lockout on axiom.trade, with a non-intrusive visual treatment (blur + lock icon) rather than a jarring popup or page block
- Two configurable circuit breakers: a single-trade loss threshold and a cumulative losing-streak threshold, both set as a percentage of cost basis
- Fully configurable thresholds and cooldown period from the extension popup
- Live connection status so you always know whether Osias is actively watching
- Real Phantom wallet authentication (connect, sign, disconnect, switch accounts)
- Open source frontend (Apache 2.0) — the enforcement and detection logic is auditable

Coming soon
- Escalation to a full-site block if buy-lock enforcement is circumvented
- Support for more trading sites beyond axiom.trade
- In-extension chat with Osias for a check-in during a lock, not just a static reason message
- Multi-wallet linking under a single account

Osias is in early beta — this is an MVP release and we'd genuinely love your honest feedback, bug reports, and feature requests as we build this out.