We build the engines. You keep custody.

Quantum Void Labs is an independent quant research and engineering lab. We research trading strategies, write them as engines and ship them in VOIDX, where they run on exchange accounts you own through trade-only keys.

We build software. Your funds stay in your own account. Trading can lose money: read the risk note.

The Quantum Void Labs mark in voxels: a ring of violet-to-teal columns shaped like a Q around an open shaft, a green core floating above it.
Fig. 01 The lab mark, a voxel Q around the void, folding into a lattice and back. Illustration.
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Research in the lab. Orders on your own account.

Three things come out of the lab: the strategy engines, the market data they read, and VOIDX, the platform you run them from.

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    VOIDX

    The non-custodial trading platform. Pick a strategy vault, connect a trade-only key, and run it on your own exchange account, with charts, manual trading, the Memes terminal and an on-chain DEX in the same app.

    voidx.trade
    Connect
    BloFin, Bybit, TxFlow and Bluefin Pro (via QuantFin)
    Bots run on
    BloFin, Bybit and Bluefin Pro. TxFlow: manual trading for now
    Coming soon
    Aster
    Custody
    None. Funds stay at the venue or in your wallet.
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    Strategy engines

    Strategies we research, then write as engines. Each runs server-side around the clock within the exposure limits its configuration sets, and reconciles with the exchange’s own record of orders and positions.

    Browse the vaults
    Research areas
    Trend and momentum · grid and DCA · market making · event-driven
    Runs
    Server-side, 24/7, not in your browser
    Source of truth
    The exchange’s orders and positions
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    Market data

    The services underneath: candles, trades, volume and volatility from public market feeds, shared by the engines and the VOIDX charts.

    Inputs
    Public market data only
    Used by
    The engines and the VOIDX charts
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Built around what we can’t do.

The engines get exactly one power: placing and cancelling orders on an account you own. Moving money in or out of that account stays with you.

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    Your keys

    You create the key on your own exchange, or approve it from your own wallet, choose what it may do, and can revoke it whenever you like. Keys are stored encrypted.

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    Your exchange account

    Balances stay at the venue, in an account in your name, or in your own wallet on chain. There is nothing to send us.

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    Trade-only access

    Engines ask for permission to place and cancel orders, and nothing else.

    • BloFinRead + Trade
    • BybitRead-Write with Orders + Positions
    • TxFlowTrade only · cannot withdraw
    • Bluefin ProTrade only · cannot withdraw
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    Withdrawals off, by design

    No engine needs withdrawal or transfer rights, so the key guides tell you to leave them unticked; on TxFlow and Bluefin Pro the trading key cannot withdraw at all.

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    Risk first

    Every vault shows its risk rating before you deploy, you can paper trade first, and Stop is one click away. Trading can still lose money.

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Where to find the work.

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From the lab.

  1. Portfolio: your equity, chartedA new Portfolio tab in the VoidX terminal: an equity curve recorded every 5 minutes, per-exchange allocation, bot performance, and open positions in one place.
  2. VOIDX Dusk: the terminal, redesignedThe voidx.trade terminal gets a full navy-violet rebrand — one ambient design system across every tab, faster navigation, and branded loading from the first pixel.Archive
  3. Introducing the Bot MarketplaceA dedicated Marketplace tab of preset strategy cards: plain-English descriptions, deploy in clicks on your own API keys, browsable without an account.Updated
  4. VOIDX DEX: fully on-chain trading on SuiA DeepBook v3 CLOB front-end at voidx.trade/dex — non-custodial BalanceManager model, limit and market orders, swap, and permissionless pool creation on Sui.

Talk to the lab.

Questions about VOIDX, a venue or a key? Write to us.