Platform overview

Platform Overview

Last updated: October 7, 2026
Access
Private internal console
Current mode
Rithmic Test observation
Broker actions
Structurally disabled

What Mooney Trading is

  • Mooney Trading is transitioning to a broker-neutral futures platform with a read-only Rithmic Test observation boundary.
  • The current system captures account, order, fill, bracket, P&L, RMS, recovery, and contract-reference facts in an authenticated internal console.
  • The public site explains the platform at a high level and does not provide public account access, public trading signals, or investor onboarding.

Observation workflow

  • Independent Order and P&L sessions connect only to the Rithmic Test environment behind explicit fail-closed configuration gates.
  • Only exact allowlisted accounts can be observed, and their broker identifiers are redacted from ordinary dashboard output.
  • Live subscriptions, replay, deduplication, and reconciliation establish durable broker visibility without submitting broker commands.

Operator workflow

  • The primary internal console reports V2 capture health, plant generations, reconciliation, accounts, P&L, positions, orders, fills, brackets, RMS, and contract facts.
  • The retired equity console is no longer exposed by the active application.
  • Credentials, raw account identifiers, readiness checks, and captured broker state stay inside authenticated access.

Learning and review

  • The V2 intelligence foundation keeps exact-contract NQ observations and synchronized ES context separate from execution.
  • Candidate measurements, ranking contracts, and historical replay are research foundations rather than a completed trading strategy.
  • No model output is eligible to submit orders, control follower risk, or act as a public recommendation.

Launch boundaries

  • Rithmic Test conformance, manual R|Trader-to-API visibility, reconnection, replay, and redaction checks must be completed before considering a write phase.
  • The current V2 execution process rejects submission enablement and the read-only capture service exposes no mutation methods.
  • Any future public-facing product would require separate legal, regulatory, brokerage, privacy, and operational review.