Selen AI
  • Executive Summary
  • Introduction
    • Background & Motivation
  • Market Opportunity
  • Problem Statement
    • Fragmented Capabilities Across Platforms
  • Lack of AI-Driven Risk Intelligence
  • Poor Usability and Compliance Standards
  • Selen AI Architecture
    • AI / ML Core
  • Data Layers & Connectors
  • Execution Layer
  • Security Mesh
  • Feature Suite
    • Volume-Sniping Engine
  • New-Token Sniper — AI Pattern Recognition
  • Zeta-Market Perpetual Copy-Trading
  • Volume-Booster (AI-Optimised Market Making)
  • AI Pools-Filter for Liquidity Provision
  • Risk Engine & Portfolio Orchestration
  • Automated Buys & Sells
  • Low Funds Detection
  • Security, Compliance & Data-Governance
    • Key Management
  • Access Control
  • Data Security
  • Compliance Toolkit
  • System Monitoring
  • Token Utility & Economic Design
    • Token Utility
  • Roadmap
    • Phase 1: Launch (v 1.0)
  • Phase 2: Expansion & AI Enhancements
  • Phase 3: Multi-Chain Expansion & Advanced Features
  • Phase 4: Customization & Community Governance
  • Links
  • CONCLUSION
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  1. Problem Statement

Fragmented Capabilities Across Platforms

Most existing trading bots fall into two limiting extremes:

  • Grid or Indicator-Based Bots — These rely on static technical signals and inflexible strategies, making them ill-suited for the fast-evolving dynamics of DeFi markets.

  • Enterprise-Grade Market-Making Suites — Built for high-frequency trading firms, these platforms demand complex infrastructure, deep coding expertise, and ongoing manual oversight.

Neither approach serves the majority of crypto participants—especially those seeking speed, automation, and intelligent execution across multiple strategies.

As a result, users are often forced to patch together fragmented tools for:

  • Sniping early liquidity and token launches,

  • Mirroring top-performing traders,

  • Managing liquidity provision across volatile pools.

Selen AI solves this fragmentation. It merges all core functionalities—volume sniping, copy trading, and market making—into one cohesive platform, powered by real-time AI. The result is a streamlined, intuitive experience that lets users deploy multi-layered strategies quickly, efficiently, and with a level of insight typically reserved for institutional desks.

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