CryptoSlate: Coinbase's AI Trading Agent Pause Feature Does Not Mean Orders Are Canceled or Positions Are Closed
According to CryptoSlate, Coinbase rolled out AI trading agent control features on November 11th, enabling server-side limits on single-transaction amounts and 24-hour total trading volume, as well as triggering the cessation of new trades based on portfolio loss percentages. The report noted that pausing an agent does not mean existing orders have been canceled or positions closed, nor did the announcement commit to automatically executing these two actions. Users are still required to check their order and position statuses separately.
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