DEKXDIS · Windows
Set up your wallet, choose a token, and trade from the chart. Use automation to manage trades according to your instructions.
Version 1.2.14 · 26 September 2026
01 / Getting started
The token workspace brings the chart, orders, wallet, and automation together. The controls along the top open each part of the program.
Screenshots can be opened at full size. Wallet addresses, keys, and balances used in the setup illustrations are examples.
Step 1
Download the Windows executable from the DEKXDIS releases page. Save DEKXDIS.exe in the folder you want to keep it in, then double-click it to open the app. You can also build it from source.
Select Overview in the top bar. This page contains your assets across the supported networks, saved wallets, and the System Log. Token Workspace takes you back to the chart.
Step 2
In Overview, find Wallet Creation and select Import or create wallet.
DEKXDIS keeps the wallet on your computer, protected by your Windows account. The active wallet is used for deposits, trades, and transfers.
If a wallet is already active, you can continue to the next step.
Step 3
A new wallet opens the backup window automatically.
Store your backup privately. Either the private key or recovery phrase can restore the wallet; the deposit address cannot.
To view the backup again later, open Wallet/Trade and select the key icon (Backup Key / Seed Phrase). Imported wallets show a recovery phrase only if one was saved with that wallet.
The image shows a public test wallet. Use the backup from your own wallet.
Step 4
In Asset Overview, select Deposit under the network you want to use. The deposit window shows that network’s name, your wallet address, and a QR code.
Use the matching network: BNB Smart Chain, Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, or Gnosis. Do not transfer to this wallet using the Bitcoin (BTC) or Solana (SOL) network.
Step 5
DEKXDIS swaps the network’s wrapped native token for the token you are trading. This applies to both manual trades and automation.
On BSC, select BNB, then WBNB. For ETH, use WETH; for xDAI, use WXDAI. Wrapping converts the native token to its wrapped form at a 1:1 token ratio.
You can reverse the selection to unwrap. The Wrap and Unwrap buttons in Wallet/Trade also open the native-token conversion controls.
Step 6
Select the network in the top bar, then open the token button beside it. Search by symbol, name, or contract address, and select a token to load its workspace. If you are on Overview, select Token Workspace to open the chart.
The checkboxes pin tokens to the top of the list. Alpha identifies tokens from the Alpha list. To add a token that is not listed, select + Add Token by Contract Address, confirm the network, paste the contract address, and select Inspect. Review the token details, then select Import & Set Active.
You are ready to trade. Use Wallet/Trade for a current-price trade, right-click the chart for a limit order, or configure automation to follow your instructions.
02 / Buying and selling
Select Wallet/Trade in the top bar. Your wallet balances and manual trading controls open together.
Last $… recalls the previous amount used on that side.
The wallet controls above the form include Deposit, Switch Wallet, Wrap, and Unwrap. The key icon opens your backup, and the refresh icon updates your balances. The copy button copies your wallet address; the explorer link opens its on-chain activity.
Select Wallet/Trade again, click outside the menu, or press Escape to close it.
03 / Chart trading
Choose a timeframe from 1M, 5M, 15M, 1H, 4H, or 1D. Drag the chart to move through time and use the mouse wheel to zoom. The indicators above the chart toggle their overlays: Z-SCORE, ZZ, DON, EXT-BIN, EMA, RSI, and MACD. Signals shows or hides the signal markers. Reset Zoom fits all loaded candles into view; the refresh button reloads the candles.
The price strip in the top bar shows the current price, 24-hour change, volume, high, and low.
After a buy fills, DEKXDIS creates the attached exits using the tokens received. The take-profit order goes to the solver; the stop loss is monitored in the app.
When both are set, they form an OCO pair: once one fills, DEKXDIS cancels the other. Keep the app open and connected for local stop monitoring, creation of attached exits, and OCO cancellation.
Click an order line to cancel it, or use Cancel in Order History. Cancelling one linked OCO leg also cancels its connected active legs.
Open Trade & Intent to view Order History. Waiting for solver contains open orders, Filled shows completed trades, and Cancelled contains cancelled orders.
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Selected token / All Tokens | Show this token’s orders or the active wallet’s orders across tokens and networks. |
| All · Limit / Brackets · Sells · Buys | Narrow the list to the order types or side you want to see. |
| Sync | Refresh order status. |
| Cancel | Cancel an open order. |
| CoW ↗ | Open the order on CoW’s explorer. |
| Download / trash icons | Export order history as CSV, or clear completed records from the visible list. |
The row above the panels shows Traded volume, completed Executions, Average buy price, and the selected token’s price. Unrealized PnL tracks the tokens still held; Realized PnL records profit or loss from completed linked sales. The wallet card at the right shows wrapped-token and selected-token balances, plus the wallet’s total value on the selected network.
USD makes amounts and results easy to compare. Trades exchange actual token quantities, and filled orders show the confirmed amounts. Unsold buys counts bought positions with tokens still held; a partial sale leaves a position counted until its remaining tokens sell.
04 / Automation
Automation reads the selected token’s chart, balances, open orders, bought positions, and recent trades. It uses your instructions to decide when to buy, sell, wait, or replace an order. Each wallet, network, and token has its own settings.
Open Automation in the top bar, then select Configure LLM. Choose a model that accepts chart images and returns structured responses.
Save stores your changes. Save as new keeps a separate copy. Make this the default preselects the configuration for new strategies; existing selections stay as saved.
Stop a running strategy before changing its configuration. Start it again to use the updated settings.
In Instructions, describe when you want to enter a trade, when to sell, when to wait, and when an open order should be cancelled or moved. Include any take-profit or stop-loss rules you want to use.
Sells use the remaining available tokens from the bought position. The buy amount does not limit the value of a later sale.
Select Save settings to keep your choices, or Start to save and begin. The status beneath the buttons shows the latest check and the next scheduled check. Read the model’s latest reply under Last AI response; Model response format shows the format used by the app.
Enabled tokens keep running when you switch workspaces. Use Active strategies in the top bar to return to one. Stop ends new automation decisions; existing orders remain in Order History for you to manage. After restarting DEKXDIS, start the strategies you want to run.
The trading allowance includes recorded manual trades for the same wallet, network, and token. Clearing visible history does not reset the allowance.
Copy this brief into your LLM and add your trading rules. Paste the finished instructions into the Automation form.
Help me turn my own trading rules into plain-language instructions for DEKXDIS automation. Ask about missing or conflicting rules before writing the final prompt. Do not invent a strategy, risk level, thresholds or settings for me.
Each check receives a fresh chart image with its timeframe and latest candle, wallet balances, open orders, bought positions, recent trade history, settings and remaining trading allowance for one wallet/network/token. Previous AI responses are not passed back. Use only supplied evidence; do not assume access to news, other timeframes, hidden indicators or a full numerical candle history. Unavailable values are not zero.
Supported actions are limit buys, sells of bought positions, cancellation and replacement of open orders, optional TP/SL and waiting. This is spot trading, not short selling. Prices are USD display values; settlement uses actual token quantities. A sell identifies a bought position using its entry ID and sells its entire available remainder. Tokens reserved for an existing exit cannot be sold again. A pending sell is not a completed sale.
Reposition an order by cancelling its exact open-order ID and requesting a replacement. Cancellations run first; if cancellation fails or the order has filled, replacements from that response are not placed. Cancelling one OCO leg also cancels its connected active legs. Filled buys must be managed as positions, not cancelled. Manual trades are included in the supplied data, so ask whether my rules should manage them.
Settings constrain the prompt: the check interval is the wait after each check finishes, not a candle-close trigger. Time between trades applies to both buys and sells and can prevent several orders being placed in one check. Max open buys limits unfilled buys only; zero means unlimited. It does not cap held positions. Fixed buy amount overrides model sizing; model-chosen sizing must follow my rules. Recent history entries controls how much recent trade history is supplied. Trading allowance limits buys, reserves pending buy funds and is replenished by completed sales; blank means unlimited and zero prevents new buys. Wallet funds must also be available.
Ask me to specify entry, exit, hold/wait, cancellation and replacement conditions; sizing and held-position limits; TP/SL choices; treatment of manual trades; and what to do when evidence is missing. Distinguish confirmed fills from pending orders and completed candles from the current candle. Prompt-only rules depend on the model following them; they do not add application-enforced limits or guarantee fills.
Return only the final plain-language instructions once my choices are clear. DEKXDIS appends its required JSON response format automatically; do not replace it or invent additional actions.
My trading rules: [add my rules here]
My chart timeframe and automation settings: [add my choices here]
05 / Managing your wallet
Open Overview to work with assets across all five networks. Sync refreshes the balances. The total at the top combines the active wallet’s assets across networks; Overview’s realized PnL combines recorded linked sales across wallets, tokens, and networks.
In Asset Overview, select the asset you want to spend, then select the asset you want to receive. The first selection is the source; the second is the destination.
Choose both assets on the same network for a swap, or choose the destination on another supported network for a cross-network transfer. Enter the USD amount and review the route, estimated amount to receive, and fees before confirming. Progress appears in Asset Overview, with details in the System Log.
For a native-token conversion, follow Prepare funds for trading. For other same-network swaps, use the wrapped form of a native token.
The receiving wallet does not need to be imported into DEKXDIS.
In Wallet Creation, enter a label in Add a nickname, then select Save nickname. Active marks the wallet currently in use. Select Activate beside another saved wallet to switch to it. To add another wallet, use the create or import steps.
The Universal System & Execution Log on Overview records swaps, transfers, orders, and app activity. Select a category to filter the entries, or use Search log…. The download icon exports a JSON copy of the log; the trash icon clears its displayed entries.
Select Audit beside the token’s market price in the top bar. The report shows available contract checks, buy and sell taxes, and liquidity information.
Use the refresh button to run the checks again. Explorer and pool links open more detail in your browser. A missing check is shown as unknown; the report is information to review, rather than a guarantee.
06 / Your workspace
Drag a panel by its title bar to move it, or drag its lower corner to resize it. Use the title-bar buttons to minimize or maximize it. The Charts, Trade & Intent, and Automation buttons in the top bar show or hide those panels. Reset Layout restores the page’s default arrangement.
Select the theme button in the top-right corner to choose the app’s colors. The screenshot at the start of this guide uses Electric.
Select the gear in the top-right corner.
Scroll within Settings for the theme controls. Select Done to close it.
Closing the main window opens Close DEKXDIS?. Choose Keep DEKXDIS running to return, or Close DEKXDIS to exit. Minimizing leaves the app running.
The app checks for updates at startup and every 24 hours. When Update available on GitHub appears in the top bar, select it to open the official download page. Download the new executable, or build the new source. DEKXDIS does not replace itself automatically.
Your saved wallet and app data remain on the computer and reopen under the same Windows account.
07 / How fees work
How does this sound to you: sell your tokens for the price you want without losing money to slippage and fees? Good? Then read on.
Through our integration with CoW Protocol, we utilize an advanced network of independent "solvers" to match your orders. Instead of relying on a single liquidity pool, solvers tap into a vast web of secure sources—including on-chain pools, major exchanges, and private peer-to-peer sale orders—to find you the best possible rate.
The best part? The solvers only get paid if they earn you money by generating a surplus on your order. This performance-driven structure guarantees that everyone's incentives are perfectly aligned.
Imagine you want to sell Token A. You place an order intent stating you want to receive exactly $1,000 USD for your tokens.
CoW Protocol’s 0.02% volume fee for standard assets is included in the example totals above.
You received exactly what you wanted for your tokens, all platform and protocol infrastructure costs were fully covered, and you walked away with extra money in your wallet. It is a true win-win for everyone.
Ready to see how intent-based trading protects your capital? Explore CoW Protocol here to learn more about the underlying architecture, or download the Dekxdis software to start trading for free today.
08 / Optional
You can review the source and build the Windows executable yourself.
npm ci
npm run tauri:buildWhen the build finishes, open:
src-tauri\target\release\DEKXDIS.exeThe build creates a standalone executable. Use a separate source folder if you want to keep another build of DEKXDIS running while you compile.
DEKXDIS and this guide are provided “as is” and “as available,” without warranties of any kind, to the fullest extent permitted by law. Use is entirely at your own risk. Nothing in DEKXDIS or this guide is financial, investment, tax, or legal advice.
You are responsible for your trading decisions, transactions, wallet backups, keys, device security, and compliance with applicable laws. Digital assets can lose all of their value. Transactions may be irreversible, and software, networks, exchanges, solvers, bridges, and other third-party services may fail.
To the fullest extent permitted by law, DEKXDIS’s developers, contributors, and operators disclaim all liability for any claims, losses, damages, costs, or expenses arising from the use of, or inability to use, DEKXDIS or this guide, including loss of funds, tokens, keys, data, profits, or access, regardless of cause or legal theory. No statement here excludes a right or liability that applicable law does not allow to be excluded.