Hold the stock. Hedge the dark hours. Flat by the bell.
Tesrune watches the US stocks you hold at a closed broker, flags material dark-hours events, and proposes a same-name hedge on Bitget stock perps. You confirm, and it is scheduled to unwind before the opening bell.
Runs on Bitget demo trading with virtual funds. Never a real-money account.
A working trading desk, not a concept page.
A real Bitget demo capture: Tesrune classifies the event, proposes a same-name hedge, and holds for your confirmation. Book, desk, and cycles in one view.
The position stays open. The broker doesn't.
You hold TSLA at a broker that closes at 8 PM ET. A policy headline lands on Saturday. You cannot reduce the position until Monday, and the gap prints against you. The common workarounds each cost you something.
Sell every Friday
Flatten before the weekend and you forfeit the position you wanted to hold.
Buy puts
Options need approval, cost premium, and most retail brokers gate them.
Accept the gap
Do nothing and wear whatever the market decides while you were asleep.
Tesrune adds a fourth choice: a temporary, same-name hedge with a fixed removal time.
One event. One decision. One clock.
Paste the holdings you cannot trade overnight. Confirm the parse before anything is stored.
During dark hours Tesrune reads Bitget MCP news, SEC 8-K filings, and perp price moves.
Qwen judges materiality and direction. The mandate sizes and stamps it. You confirm.
The scheduler closes the hedge at 09:29 ET and verifies the position is flat.
The desk does more than open and close.
Everything below runs on real records and keeps the same honesty and human-confirm rules.
Proof it offset the gap
After the open, the desk measures the real gap on the hedged shares and how much the hedge covered. Until then it stays labeled pending, never guessed.
Every cycle, counted
Proposals, declines, decline rate, net hedge P&L, event-to-proposal latency, and average hedge offset, all from real records.
See the pipeline
Incoming Bitget MCP news, SEC 8-K filings, and perp moves, each shown with the Qwen verdict that classified it.
It wakes you
A Telegram ping when a hedge is ready or an unwind fails, with a link back to confirm. Alert only, it never places an order. Connect the bot.
Cover unlisted names
For a name with no Bitget perp, a beta-sized correlation hedge on an index perp, clearly labeled a proxy with basis risk. Off by default.
Both outcomes, real
A TSLA weekend gap that becomes a proposal, and a COIN rate-hike session Qwen calls already priced and declines. Real prices, real candles.
Qwen interprets. Hard code controls execution.
The model reads the news and forms an opinion. It never touches the exchange. These five rules decide whether an order is even allowed to exist.
Historical replay: Saturday, 21 February 2026
A real weekend tariff headline, replayed against real historical prices. The model only sees what was knowable that Saturday. Current demo fills run live and are shown separately.
The eventGlobal tariff increased from 10% to 15%, effective immediately
Source: CNN Business, 21 February 2026
Range from real Bitget 4H candles, not exact fills.
Historical range and current demo fills are separate evidence, never merged into one number.
Inspect the full proof in the deskBuilt on Bitget
Remove the stock perps and the dark-hours hedge disappears.
The market opens at 09:30. Tesrune is flat at 09:29.
Paste a book, replay a real event, watch it fill and unwind. Under three minutes.
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