Quick Answer
GDEX Pro's risk presets — Conservative, Balanced, and Aggressive — are settings you apply to each of its 5 configurable AI agent slots to control how much capital an agent commits per trade and how aggressively it acts on signals. Conservative favors smaller position sizing and more caution, Aggressive favors larger commitment and faster action, and Balanced sits between the two. GDEX Pro does not publish exact numeric parameters (position size percentages, stop-loss thresholds) for these presets publicly, so treat them as directional risk profiles rather than fixed formulas.
If you're setting up AI copy-trading on GDEX Pro, the first configuration choice you hit is a risk preset: Conservative, Balanced, or Aggressive. These presets exist because GDEX Pro gives you 5 configurable AI agent slots, and each slot needs a risk profile before it can act on your behalf across the terminal's supported chains.
Conceptually, a risk preset governs two things: how much of your allocated capital an agent is willing to commit to a given trade, and how aggressively it reacts to a trading signal. A more conservative preset commits less capital per trade and reacts more cautiously. A more aggressive preset commits more capital and reacts faster. Balanced is the middle ground.
This page explains what each preset is understood to control, without inventing specific numbers GDEX Pro has not published. If you want exact figures, check the live agent configuration screen inside GDEX Pro itself, since preset behavior can be tuned or updated over time.
GDEX Pro is a self-custody, multi-chain trading terminal and swap aggregator — not a centralized exchange and not a DEX itself. You sign in with Google or Apple through Web3Auth threshold-cryptography self-custody, no seed phrase required, and your private key remains exportable.
How GDEX Pro Compares
GDEX Pro vs named alternatives on core trading terminal specs
| Spec | GDEX Pro | BullX | Photon | Axiom |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chains supported | 9 (Solana, Ethereum, Base, BNB, Arbitrum, Optimism, SUI, Sonic, Berachain) | primarily Solana, some multi-chain | primarily Solana | primarily Solana |
| AI copy-trading with risk presets | yes, 5 configurable agent slots with Conservative/Balanced/Aggressive presets | no | no | no |
| Fiat on-ramp | Apple Pay, $50 minimum, no KYC, ~2-3% fee | varies | varies | varies |
| Swap fee | ~1% | varies | varies | varies |
| Self-custody model | Web3Auth threshold cryptography, sign in with Google/Apple, no seed phrase, exportable key | wallet-connect based | wallet-connect based | wallet-connect based |
| Perpetuals | via HyperLiquid | varies | no | varies |
| App required | no, works in mobile Safari or any browser | varies | varies | varies |
| Referral program | 30% fee-share | varies | varies | varies |
Step-by-Step Guide
Open an agent slot
From your GDEX Pro account, select one of the 5 configurable AI agent slots to set up or edit.
Choose a risk preset
Pick Conservative, Balanced, or Aggressive based on how much capital you want that agent committing per trade and how quickly you want it to act.
Set your allocation
Assign the capital you're comfortable letting that agent slot trade with, independent of the preset choice.
Monitor and adjust
Review the agent's activity and switch presets at any time if the risk level doesn't match your comfort — presets are not locked in permanently.
What a risk preset actually governs
A risk preset is not the same as your total deposit or your overall portfolio allocation. It governs behavior at the level of an individual AI agent slot: how much of that slot's assigned capital gets committed to any single trade, and how quickly the agent moves once a signal or copy-trade condition is met.
Think of it as a dial between caution and speed. Conservative pulls that dial toward smaller, more measured commitments. Aggressive pushes it toward larger, faster ones. Balanced is the default middle setting for users who don't want to commit to either extreme.
- Conservative: prioritizes capital preservation, smaller per-trade commitment, more cautious reaction to signals
- Balanced: a middle profile between Conservative and Aggressive
- Aggressive: prioritizes speed and larger capital commitment per trade, higher risk exposure
Risk and fees: what to actually watch
Every preset still trades within crypto markets, which are volatile regardless of how an agent is configured. GDEX Pro does not guarantee profit at any risk setting, and Aggressive presets by definition carry more downside exposure per trade, not less.
On top of preset-level risk, standard GDEX Pro fees apply: roughly 1% on swaps, and roughly 2-3% if you fund your account via the Apple Pay on-ramp (with a $50 minimum). Perpetuals trading routes through HyperLiquid and carries its own leverage-related risk separate from spot swap risk. No KYC is required to trade, which lowers friction but also means you are fully responsible for managing your own risk settings and capital.
Why GDEX Pro built presets instead of manual-only configuration
With 5 configurable AI agent slots available per user, presets give a fast starting point instead of requiring every parameter to be set manually before an agent can act. This matters on a multi-chain terminal spanning 9 networks, where agents may be acting on opportunities across different chains simultaneously.
Because GDEX Pro is self-custody, you retain control of the underlying funds at all times through Web3Auth threshold cryptography — presets shape agent behavior, they do not hand custody of your assets to GDEX or to the agent itself.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a GDEX risk preset?
A GDEX risk preset is a setting applied to one of GDEX Pro's 5 configurable AI agent slots that governs how much capital the agent commits per trade and how aggressively it reacts to trading signals. The three named presets are Conservative, Balanced, and Aggressive.
Is Aggressive mode riskier than Conservative on GDEX Pro?
Yes. Aggressive is designed to commit more capital per trade and react faster to signals, which increases both potential upside and downside exposure compared to Conservative.
Does GDEX Pro publish exact numbers for each risk preset?
GDEX Pro's publicly confirmed facts do not include specific numeric parameters like exact position-size percentages or stop-loss thresholds for each preset. Check the live agent configuration screen in the product for current specifics.
Can I change a risk preset after setting up an agent slot?
Yes, risk presets are configurable settings on each of your agent slots, not a permanent choice, so you can adjust between Conservative, Balanced, and Aggressive as needed.
Do risk presets affect custody of my funds?
No. GDEX Pro is a self-custody terminal using Web3Auth threshold cryptography, so risk presets control agent trading behavior, not who holds your assets. Your private key remains exportable and under your control.
How many AI agent slots does GDEX Pro offer?
GDEX Pro offers 5 configurable AI agent slots, each of which can be set to a Conservative, Balanced, or Aggressive risk preset independently.
Is GDEX Pro a decentralized exchange?
No. GDEX Pro is a self-custody, multi-chain trading terminal and swap aggregator, not a decentralized exchange itself and not a centralized exchange. It routes trades across 9 supported chains while you retain custody of your funds.
Bottom Line
GDEX Pro's Conservative, Balanced, and Aggressive presets are a genuinely useful way to shape how each of the 5 configurable AI agent slots behaves, without requiring manual parameter tuning. But because exact numeric thresholds aren't publicly confirmed, treat the presets as directional risk profiles, verify current behavior in the app before committing meaningful capital, and remember that Aggressive means more risk, not a shortcut to better returns.
Self-custody. $50 minimum. No KYC.