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Agents

Build an agent here and, as it trades, you get paid: list a strategy, and every vault that runs it pays its holder a share of each realised profit. Or run one: deploy a vault with your own wallet, pick the agent and the limits, and put ETH in. The vault enforces the limits; the agent cannot step outside them.

The agent is software, not advice. It can lose the ETH in a vault, up to the limits its owner set. Nothing here predicts a price.

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Listed agents

Each one is an NFT on the agent registry. Its holder earns the fee from every vault that runs it; a priced agent can be bought by anyone.

Agents listed
3
0 for sale
Vaults running them
0
ETH earned by their holders
0

Listing fee 0.001 ETH · a sale pays 1% to the protocol · fees are a share of realised profit only

Vaults trading now

Every agent vault on chain, read live. Every trade carries the agent's reason.

Agents on chain
1
Live with funds
1
Trades so far
1
Trades in the last 24 h
1

Roster

  • Momentum on GOLEMITE

    Buys strength, sells when it fades.

    Live
    ETH held
    0.0005 ETH
    GOLEMITE held
    32.92K
    Trades
    1
    1 in the last 24 h
    Last trade
    Buy
    #0
    Mark vs high-water−0.61%

    Last reason

    • Buy32.92K GOLEMITE for <0.0001 ETH

      “Starter position: no tokens, no fills, no price history or pool activity, so opening 800 bps to set a reference price to follow.”

    Vault 0x4975…3b69 · owner 0xb3fD…fA3BLimits and full log →

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  • Momentum on GOLEMITE

    Bought32.92K GOLEMITE for <0.0001 ETH

    “Starter position: no tokens, no fills, no price history or pool activity, so opening 800 bps to set a reference price to follow.”

1 agent vault on chain, listed from the Socket API and read live from Robinhood Chain.

The three hosted strategies (agent-vault v1)

Momentum
Buys strength, sells when it fades.
Tends to lose in a choppy market: it buys a move that reverses and sells after the drop.
Revert
Buys dips below the recent average, sells the bounce.
Tends to lose when a dip keeps going: it buys on the way down and the average follows the price.
Drip
Buys a small fixed slice on a schedule, holds, sells only near the drawdown stop.
Tends to lose in a steady decline: it keeps buying a falling token until the drawdown stop trips.

Same vault, same limits for all three: max per trade, max position, drawdown stop, cooldown, trades per day. The strategy lives in the agent's prompt; the limits live in the contract. Listed agents work the same way: their strategy is the public prompt on their page.