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Live Trading readiness checklist for PolyVexa configs
A readiness checklist for treating Live Trading as a deliberate promotion from Paper Mode rather than a default starting point.
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Live Trading readiness checklist
This page is written as an evergreen guide for users who want to understand, test, and document the workflow before live readiness becomes relevant.
Live Trading deserves a separate readiness review because real funds change the consequence of every copied or skipped decision.
The PolyVexa workflow is designed around promotion. A config starts as an idea, produces Paper Mode evidence, then moves toward live execution only when the record and operational context are clear.
This checklist helps users slow down the final step before real-funds automation.
Confirm the Paper Mode record first
Review whether the config has enough simulated activity to understand copied trades, skipped decisions, exposure and PnL. The live decision should refer to evidence, not excitement.
If the paper record is thin, inconsistent or hard to explain, the config is not ready for live promotion.
Check account, wallet and plan readiness
Live Trading depends on operational context: account state, wallet readiness, permissions, balances, plan access and configured capacity.
These checks do not make the strategy safe. They confirm that the workflow is technically and operationally ready enough to review.
Keep monitoring close after activation
A live config still needs ongoing review. Copied, skipped, failed and blocked decisions can show whether the strategy still matches the limits that justified promotion.
If behavior changes, pause the config or return to Paper Mode. Live Trading should remain a controlled state, not a permanent switch.
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FAQ: Live Trading readiness checklist for PolyVexa configs
Short answers about Live Trading readiness checklist, risk, Paper Mode validation, Live Trading, and how PolyVexa fits into the workflow.
What makes a config live-ready?
A clear Paper Mode record, realistic limits, account and wallet readiness, plan access and a monitoring routine.
Can a live-ready config still lose money?
Yes. Readiness checks organize the workflow; they do not remove prediction-market or copy-trading risk.
Should I monitor a live config daily?
Review frequency depends on activity and risk, but live configs should be checked regularly for copied trades, skips and exposure.
Further reading
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Sources and further documentation
Where external protocol or wallet details matter, PolyVexa links to official documentation. Use those sources alongside your own review before you make wallet or trading decisions.