151

151 is a test harness for a synthetic stop-loss on Kalshi — it is not a money-making strategy. Kalshi has no built-in stop order, so this bot proves we can detect a losing position and exit it automatically — quickly and reliably.

What it does for each MLB game:

1. At first pitch (the game flips to Live), it buys YES on both teams' moneyline at market — roughly 50¢ + 50¢.
2. It then watches each side's YES price. When one side falls Stop ¢ below the price it paid, that side is declared the loser.
3. It immediately sells the loser, then sells the winner right after (one cancels the other), closing the game out.

MLB moneyline is binary — the two sides always add up to ~100¢ — so buying both nets about $0 minus the spread by design. The goal isn't profit; it's to measure whether the automatic stop fires correctly and how cleanly it exits. Every game, leg, and action is recorded to the ledger (the lifetime stats below).

The controls: ENABLED / DISABLED turns new entries on or off (open positions are always managed either way). DEV → go LIVE switches between simulated and real-money orders. Size = contracts per side. Stop ¢ = how far a side must drop to trigger the exit. KILL instantly stops new entries.

⚠ Trades run on Shawn's Kalshi key. Safe defaults: DISABLED + DEV (simulation) — nothing real happens until both are switched.